| 1 )
makahiki |
traditional Hawaiian ceremony for harvest and the new year |
| 2 )
agriculture |
farming |
| 3 )
hoʻoilo |
the wet or “winter” season |
| 4 )
ka poʻe kahiko |
the people of old |
| 5 )
fertile |
(soil) capable of producing crops |
| 6 )
cultivate |
to prepare land for growing crops |
| 7 )
solidify |
to make strong or unify |
| 8 )
manifestation |
a physical form or representation of an akua |
| 9 )
kinolau |
many bodies, plant and animal forms that gods can appear in or that are signs for particular gods |
| 10 )
natural phenomena |
an extraordinary and wondrous occurrence that is not man-made, such as lightning |
| 11 )
ceremony |
an act or series of acts that are conducted in a traditional way; a ritual |
| 12 )
obtain |
to acquire, get, come into possession |
| 13 )
crop |
a plant that is grown for food |
| 14 )
māpele |
a heiau for the worship of Lono and increasing food |
| 15 )
makua kāne hanauna |
a male relative of the parent generation, an uncle |
| 16 )
sacrifice |
something given as an offering to a god |
| 17 )
leeward |
the side of the island protected from the usual trade winds |
| 18 )
windward |
the side of the island exposed to or facing the usual trade winds |
| 19 )
prolific |
producing or creating a lot |
| 20 )
puaʻa kai |
ka iʻa i pani no ka puaʻa ma ke ʻano he mōhai |
| 21 )
puaʻa lau |
ka meaulu i pani no ka puaʻa ma ke ʻano he mōhai |
| 22 )
waipuʻilani |
ka makani kaʻawiliwili e pili ai ke ao me ke kai; he hōʻailona o Lono |