The Polynesian Family System in Ka-'U, Hawai'i |
Contents
THE DISPERSED COMMUNITY | 1 |
THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT | 18 |
THE LEGENDARY SETTING | 27 |
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aina akua ali'i aliʻi aloha ancestors aumakua baby banana blood body born brother called canoe ceremony chant chiefess child cousin daughter death district dream eating elder feast fern first-born fish forest genealogy girl gourd grandparents haka haku hala hale haole Hawai'i hiapo Hiʻiaka Hilo hoʻi Honolulu household hula husband inoa island Ka Lae ka po kahi kahuna kala Kamapua'a kanaka Kanaloa kane kapa kapu Kauai kauhale keiki Kilauea Kona ku'u kula kupuna labour land lava lehua living Lono makua male malo Maori marriage mats Mauna Loa means mele moʻo mother Na'alehu native noho ohana old Hawaiian paʻa parents Pele person pili plant Polynesian prayer Pukui pule Puna punalua referred relationship relatives shark sister slopes spirit sweet potato taro term tion tree uhane unihipili upland wahine Waiohinu wife woman women word


