WHAT DOES KAPU-KAPU MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of kapu-kapu in the Malay dictionary
lumps of plant, apron, Pistia stratiotes. kapu-kapu sj tumbuhan, apon-apon kiambang, Pistia stratiotes.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KAPU-KAPU»
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good thinking good life: kapu's
This Book has some issues Lateral thinking is solving problems through an indirect and creative approach, using reasoning that is not immediately obvious and involving ideas that may not be obtainable by using only traditional step-by-step ...
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Hawaiian Dictionary: Hawaiian-English, English-Hawaiian
Eng. See pOpate kapu. ki.pua . See mai'a kOpua. Ka-pua'a-ka-hulu.hulu. n. A lua fighting stroke. Lit., the pig strikes body hair. (Also without Ka- .) kapu.ahi. n. 1. Fireplace, stove, furnace, heater, hearth; pan of a musket or gun; censer for ...
Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert, 1986
In Coffee Kapu, modern day criminals pattern their behavior after the notorious criminals of the past. These 21st century bad guys taunt Madam Pele, the legendary goddess of the volcano, and she takes care of them in her inimitable style.
The legendary Hawaiian goddess of fire, Pele, plays a central role. Hula Kapu is a novel about beautiful Hawaii, its land and its mythology. Barbara and Philip Day, the retired couple on vacation in Hawaii, act as the lens of a camera.
Malo tells us the foods prohibited for women to eat in an act called 'ai kapu (restricted foods or eating) were pigs, coconuts, bananas, red colored fish such as kūmū (goatfish), and other types of fish such as ulua (jackfish), shark (manō niuhi), ...
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Treasury of Hawaiian Words in One Hundred and One ...
Species of turtle valued for its shell, forbidden under the kapu system to be eaten by women. (A.) hahalua. Fish forbidden to women. The same kapu applied to hlhlmanu and 'ihimanu, large sea creatures called rays. haohaoa lani. Royal heat ...
Harold Winfield Kent, 1993
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A Dictionary of Some Tuamotuan Dialects of the Polynesian ...
wooden vessels; it was made from a half-shell of the tridacna; || kororå, mako (i). kapu-pepenu The skull. kapu-rāro The subterranean hemisphere. kapu-roro The skull. kapu-rüna The celestial hemisphere. | tikapu To skim anything off the ...
J.F. Stimson, Donald Stanley Marshall, 2013
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Ka_a_awa: A Novel about Hawaii in the 1850s - Halaman xi
A Novel about Hawaii in the 1850s Oswald A. Bushnell. KAPU KAPU KAPU KAPU KAPU KAPU THE HISTORY OF A JOURNEY AROUND O'AHU FOR THE KING, KAUIKEAOULI KIWALA'O, KAMEHAMEHA III, IN THE YEAR 1853. WRITTEN ...
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The War After the War - Halaman 69
They drank together with Mr. Kapu-kapu wrangling off about his experience and expertise as a store-keeper. Danyima came to realize that the certificate Mr. Kapu-kapu boasted of having was far below each of the two diplomas he had, one ...
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The Hawaiians of Old - Halaman 41
KAPU. The government in old Hawai'i was very strict. There were many kapu. Kapu were the laws or religious rules of old Hawai'i. The chiefs and the kahuna made these laws. Sometimes they changed or did away with old laws. They made ...
Betty Dunford, Lilinoe Andrews, Mikiʻala Ayau, 2002
