| 1 )
witness |
to see something happen with your own eyes
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| 2 )
demigod |
a being that is half human and half god
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| 3 )
depict |
show or illustrate
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| 4 )
entice |
attract or tempt
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| 5 )
ʻoʻopu |
general name for any one of the five types of native stream fish of Hawaiʻi
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| 6 )
brindled |
having fur or hair that has irregular streaks of a darker color
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| 7 )
nurturing |
take care of, look after
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phenomena |
an extraordinary and wondrous occurrence that is not man-made, such as lightning
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| 9 )
kinolau |
many bodies, plant and animal forms that gods can appear in or that are signs for particular gods
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| 10 )
huli |
the top of the kalo corm and the stalk, cut off in order to replant it
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| 11 )
decline |
refuse, turn down
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| 12 )
Kahiki |
The lands beyond the horizon; ancestral homeland of the Hawaiian race, usually said to be the inlands of the South Pacific
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transform |
change, alter
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| 14 )
puaʻa |
pig
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| 15 )
Lono |
god of agriculture and rain
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| 16 )
equinox |
when the length of night and day are approximately equal
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| 17 )
solstice |
the longest or shortest days of the year
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| 18 )
Lono |
ke akua Hawaiʻi o ka mahiʻai a me ka ua
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| 19 )
makakū |
ka moeā ma ka haku ʻana i mea hou
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| 20 )
mākonā |
he hana ʻino ke ʻano
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| 21 )
māuiili |
ka lā e like ai ka lōʻihi o ka lā a me ka pō
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| 22 )
māuikiʻikiʻi |
nā lā lōʻihi loa a pōkole loa o ka makahiki
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| 23 )
moʻo |
he hulu peʻelua a kaha ʻia paha i kekahi waihoʻoluʻu ikaika
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| 24 )
muʻemuʻe |
he ʻawaʻawa; ʻaʻohe ʻono
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| 25 )
nakinaki |
ka nākiʻi ʻana
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| 26 )
nū |
ka ʻū ʻana e like me ka puaʻa
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| 27 )
pāhaʻohaʻo |
ka loli a hoʻololi ʻana paha o ke kino
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