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Kona Hale Akai
Fire: Ahi – “ah-hee”. Volcano: Lua pele – “loo-ah peh-leh”. Pond: Pūnāwai – “poo-nāh-vy-ee”. Tree: Kumulā`au – “koo-moo-lāh`ow-oo”. Soil/earth: Lepo – “leh-poh”. House: Hale - “hah-leh”. Toilet: Lua – “loo-ah”. Sunrise: Ka puka `ana o ka lā ... Bread: Palaoa – “pah-lah-wah”. Dessert: Monamona – “moh-nah-moh-nah”. Salt: Pa`akai – “pah`ah-ky-ee”. Pepper: Pepa – “peh-pah”. Knife: Pahī – “pah-hee”. Fork: `Ō – “ōh”. Spoon: Puna – “poo-nah”. Chopsticks: Lā`au `ai – “lāh`ow eye”.
kona hale akai
“But if you like see some of the ol` days, there`s a 4 man koa canoe just down the beach under that hale over there that we just finished carving without any use of modern tools. ... pahoehoe pa`akai. Within a few seconds, I catch sight of my first patch of raw pa`akai in the black rolling folds of a large blanket of pāhoehoe. It is beautifully white and its crystals twinkle in the relentless Kona sunshine. From a distance, the salt resembles the look of snow on the contrasting black of the lava,& ...
The Hale O Papa were associated with the great Kū heiau (luakini), which demanded human sacrifice and were usually in areas of greater population. Without a luakini, there would be no Hale O Papa, according to Samuel& ...
After leaving Kaua`i, Pele and her faithful sister, Hi`iaka, settled in Āliapa`akai by digging into the ground. According to one story in Fornander, the red dirt and salt they brought from Kauaʻi was deposited in their new home,& ...
Fire: Ahi – “ah-hee”. Volcano: Lua pele – “loo-ah peh-leh”. Pond: Pūnāwai – “poo-nāh-vy-ee”. Tree: Kumulā`au – “koo-moo-lāh`ow-oo”. Soil/earth: Lepo – “leh-poh”. House: Hale - “hah-leh”. Toilet: Lua – “loo-ah”. Sunrise: Ka puka `ana o ka lā ... Bread: Palaoa – “pah-lah-wah”. Dessert: Monamona – “moh-nah-moh-nah”. Salt: Pa`akai – “pah`ah-ky-ee”. Pepper: Pepa – “peh-pah”. Knife: Pahī – “pah-hee”. Fork: `Ō – “ōh”. Spoon: Puna – “poo-nah”. Chopsticks: Lā`au `ai – “lāh`ow eye”.
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Fire: Ahi – “ah-hee”. Volcano: Lua pele – “loo-ah peh-leh”. Pond: Pūnāwai – “poo-nāh-vy-ee”. Tree: Kumulā`au – “koo-moo-lāh`ow-oo”. Soil/earth: Lepo – “leh-poh”. House: Hale - “hah-leh”. Toilet: Lua – “loo-ah”. Sunrise: Ka puka `ana o ka lā ... Bread: Palaoa – “pah-lah-wah”. Dessert: Monamona – “moh-nah-moh-nah”. Salt: Pa`akai – “pah`ah-ky-ee”. Pepper: Pepa – “peh-pah”. Knife: Pahī – “pah-hee”. Fork: `Ō – “ōh”. Spoon: Puna – “poo-nah”. Chopsticks: Lā`au `ai – “lāh`ow eye”.
kona hale akai
“But if you like see some of the ol` days, there`s a 4 man koa canoe just down the beach under that hale over there that we just finished carving without any use of modern tools. ... pahoehoe pa`akai. Within a few seconds, I catch sight of my first patch of raw pa`akai in the black rolling folds of a large blanket of pāhoehoe. It is beautifully white and its crystals twinkle in the relentless Kona sunshine. From a distance, the salt resembles the look of snow on the contrasting black of the lava,& ...
The Hale O Papa were associated with the great Kū heiau (luakini), which demanded human sacrifice and were usually in areas of greater population. Without a luakini, there would be no Hale O Papa, according to Samuel& ...
After leaving Kaua`i, Pele and her faithful sister, Hi`iaka, settled in Āliapa`akai by digging into the ground. According to one story in Fornander, the red dirt and salt they brought from Kauaʻi was deposited in their new home,& ...
Fire: Ahi – “ah-hee”. Volcano: Lua pele – “loo-ah peh-leh”. Pond: Pūnāwai – “poo-nāh-vy-ee”. Tree: Kumulā`au – “koo-moo-lāh`ow-oo”. Soil/earth: Lepo – “leh-poh”. House: Hale - “hah-leh”. Toilet: Lua – “loo-ah”. Sunrise: Ka puka `ana o ka lā ... Bread: Palaoa – “pah-lah-wah”. Dessert: Monamona – “moh-nah-moh-nah”. Salt: Pa`akai – “pah`ah-ky-ee”. Pepper: Pepa – “peh-pah”. Knife: Pahī – “pah-hee”. Fork: `Ō – “ōh”. Spoon: Puna – “poo-nah”. Chopsticks: Lā`au `ai – “lāh`ow eye”.
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