island of Chief Keawe
Hawaiʻi of the great, green countryside
a song; traditional Hawaiian poetry
family tree, a listing or chart of family members showing relationships
native people
wise traditional sayings
the people of old
birth
a genealogical chant; a recording of the creation of the Hawaiian world
a first born child
the great expanse of the heavens, a male god
the flat stratum of the earth, a female god
an aliʻi’s reign is the time he is in power, the period of time that he is ruler
thriving, successful, wealthy
a chief, ruler, royalty
places that have special meaning in history and culture
a district, a large area of land
something customary, a usual practice, something done repeatedly for a long period of time
mixture or variety, not all alike
the living things and their environment
usually a dense, warm forest that gets a lot of rain
the type of weather
the flower of the ʻōhiʻa tree
the lizard-like guardians of fresh water
wet land taro patch
a time of extreme shortage of food
an aliʻi that rules a moku, or district, such as Puna on Hawaiʻi Island
a time period; the same stage of descent from a common ancestor
creation of new ideas or methods; advances or improvements
a sea with streaks or variations. This means the sea sometimes looks like there are paths or currents on its surface
a place of worship for traditional Hawaiian religion
land
a region, a large area of land