Monthly Archives: October 2007

674 He kapu na pöhaku hänau ali’i The (signs of) the kapu are the stones at the birth of a chief. The peal of thunder heralds the birth of a high chief.  Thunder (pöhaku) was likened to the sounds of … Continue reading →

Re-write your mo‘okü‘auhau in one line as far back as possible using the following format. ‘O (name of person) noho iä (name of spouse) Hänau ‘ia ‘o (name of their child) Repeat this to yourself. See my example below if … Continue reading →

Aia nö i ke kö a ke au Whichever way the current goes. Time will tell.

Describe the who, what, where, when and why of the Hookupu protocols that we did at Akanikolea during our Puna Huaka‘i. One paragraph with as many details as you think are necessary to write a complete paragraph about the experience.  … Continue reading →

Kulia i ka nu‘u Strive to reach the highest

brother of a girl sister of a boy older sibling of same sex younger sibling of same sex mother father grandparent

Ko‘u ‘Ohana 15 + sentences

Ka‘u … punahele (My favorite…) ‘O ka‘u kanakë punahele ka Three Musketeer, no ka mea …

write 10 Pepeke Henua (in English) with a piko ‘o I‘oa. Likeke is on the boat. Manu is in the room.

367 E ‘olu‘olu i ka mea i loa‘a. Be contented with what one has See the ‘Ölelo Hawai‘i 1A page for the rubric.