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hae
"Hae" is used in the Hawai’ian Wikipedia page about
Hawai’i.
António Martins, 15 Aug 2007
Found a Hawai’ian dictionary online:
Steve Shumaker, 15 Aug 2007hae
3. vt. To tear. (PPN sae.)
4. n. Flag, banner (perhaps so called because a piece or torn [hae] tapa was used as a banner). E kau ai kâkou i ka hae (Hal. 20.5) we will set up the banners.
Found a Hawai’ian dictionary online:
Steve Shumaker, 15 Aug 2007lepa
1. n. Flag, ensign, place marked by a flag, tapa cloth on end of a stick, as used to mark a taboo area. Cf. kâlepa. (PCP lepa.)
Found a Hawai’ian dictionary online:
Steve Shumaker, 15 Aug 2007puwalu, pualu
3. n. Flag, as on a pole or canoe sail.
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