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    Aloha kakou. Here's a pa'ani that I came up with a while ago.

    I'm going to name a place, historical figure, famous person from any island, or anything else, and you have to tell me what island is associated with whatever I put down. Then you choose another one. I'll start out easy:

    Honolulu?
    'Alika

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    Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

    Honolulu? That would be the island of O'ahu.

    Here's another one: Keali'i Reichel?
    Aloha Kakou, maluhia a me aloha mau loa (Hello everyone, peace and love forever)

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    • #3
      Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

      Originally posted by achow View Post
      Honolulu? That would be the island of O'ahu.

      Here's another one: Keali'i Reichel?
      Maui no ka oi

      Next: "kahehelani"
      Last edited by Miulang; January 3, 2007, 05:09 PM.
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        Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

        Originally posted by Miulang View Post
        Maui no ka oi

        Next: "kahehelani"
        Ni'ihau. "Kahehelani" ("pathway to heaven") refers to a shell there that's used in lei-making.

        Next: Keahialaka
        Ā Ē Ī Ō Ū ā ē ī ō ū -- Just a little something to "cut and paste."

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        • #5
          Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

          Got me there.
          'Alika

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          • #6
            Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

            Keahialaka? I am guessing a place on the island of Kaua'i
            Aloha Kakou, maluhia a me aloha mau loa (Hello everyone, peace and love forever)

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            • #7
              Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

              Keahialaka is the name of a spring and pond somewhere around Pahoa on the Big Island (I think).

              Miulang

              Next: La 'Elima
              Last edited by Miulang; January 4, 2007, 09:52 AM.
              "Americans believe in three freedoms. Freedom of speech; freedom of religion; and the freedom to deny the other two to folks they don`t like.” --Mark Twain

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              • #8
                Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                Wouldn't that be O'ahu? I'm thinking about the 'ilima lei, and I also know the song... Am I right?

                Next one: Pani'au.
                'Alika

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                • #9
                  Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                  Originally posted by akrauth View Post
                  Wouldn't that be O'ahu? I'm thinking about the 'ilima lei, and I also know the song... Am I right?
                  Next one: Pani'au.
                  No, you're not correct. Try again. A clue: it's not on Oahu
                  "Americans believe in three freedoms. Freedom of speech; freedom of religion; and the freedom to deny the other two to folks they don`t like.” --Mark Twain

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                  • #10
                    Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                    Keahialaka is located in the Puna District on the Big Island.....

                    Try this one now - KAUWALU....what island and where specifically.....

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                    • #11
                      Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                      Originally posted by Ms_Aloha_Nui View Post
                      Keahialaka is located in the Puna District on the Big Island.....

                      Try this one now - KAUWALU....what island and where specifically.....
                      Keanae on Maui. Still looking for the place that's referred to in the song "La 'Elima"

                      Miulang
                      "Americans believe in three freedoms. Freedom of speech; freedom of religion; and the freedom to deny the other two to folks they don`t like.” --Mark Twain

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                      • #12
                        Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                        wrong island

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                        • #13
                          Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                          BTW, La 'Elima talks about the area Miloli`i on the Big Island

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                          • #14
                            Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                            Originally posted by Ms_Aloha_Nui View Post
                            BTW, La 'Elima talks about the area Miloli`i on the Big Island
                            It also talks about a tsunami that hit the area...

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                              Re: What Hawaiian island do you associate with...

                              More specifically, from huapala.org

                              Source: Diane Aki "Troubled Paradise" CD, Ho`okena "Cool Elevation" CD, R.R. - Miloli`i ( fine twist or small swirling) was a fishing village renowned for its sennit that may have been named for an expert sennit twister who once lived there. This mele immortalizes the miraculous events caused by the magnitude 7.0 plus earthquake and destructive tsunami that struck the village in 1868. Written and oral history about and from Miloli`i confirm there was no loss of life, missing children were led to safety in caves and rescued 5 days later, and Hau`oli Ka Mana`o Church was lifted by the water and moved inland with little or no damage. The kapuna from other South Kona communities joined the village in thanksgiving, at the `aha `aina kai, lasting several days. The transpositional words epitomize an old style of haku mele that is lost.

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