The Twelfth Era
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THE TWELFTH ERA.
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The husband.--The meaning. Opuupuu (lumpy). |
Wife.--The meaning. Laaniha. |
p. 60
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The husband.--The meaning. Maunanui (big mountain). |
Wife.--The meaning. Makelewaa. |
p. 61
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The husband.--The meaning. Kalolopiko (centre of the brain). |
Wife.--The meaning. Kaloloaa (brain full of veins). |
Kihalaaupoe was born a Wauke (the tapa tree);
The Ulu was born an Ulu (bread fruit);
The younger branch was born called
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Kepoo (the head). |
Halulu (rumbling sound). |
p. 62
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The husband.--The meaning. Manamanaokalea. |
Wife.--The meaning. Kaukaha. |
p. 63
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The husband.--The meaning Pilihonua. |
Wife.--The meaning. Mahinakea. |
p. 64
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The husband--The meaning. Nanue. |
Wife.--The meaning. Kuhimakani. |
p. 65
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The husband.--The meaning. Ahukele (swampy). |
Wife--The meaning. Oilialolo (from the brain). |
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Paliku was born (as a precipice). |
(page 66, from whence another line of Paliku branched off). |
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Ololo was born (uneven), he was the husband. |
Ololonuu the wife. |
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Kane (a god) (first two were born together). 1 |
Holehana. |
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Kapili (bound together). |
Kealonainai (short breasted). |
p. 66
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The husband--The meaning. Haakoakoalauleia. |
Wife.--The meaning. Kaneiakoakahonua. |
Wakea who was husband of Haumea, Papa, and Hoohokukalani, and Haloa was born.
Yes, ’twas Haloa.
(Wakea was the first man and Papa the first woman.)
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