A_Brief_Introductory_of_Nuristan, by Ab.Hakim Hakimi.pdf
Hamakua
1. KA MOKU ʻO HĀMĀKUA District of Hāmākua HWST 100
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Honoke`ā is a valley in the center of Pololū & Waipi`o. It marks the boundary between Kohala & Hāmākua. Very few visitors because of the extremely steep valley balls.
Ka makani wehe lau nui o Laupāhoehoe – The coconut leaf lifting wind of Laupāhoehoe Ka ua Wa`a`wa`ahia o Waipi`o – The rain of Waipi`o sweeps along the gullies and gulches as it pours Ka ua kīhene lehua o Hāmākua – The rain that produces lehua clusters of Hāmākua
Also, a play on kihi loa. A native of Hāmākua is said to avoid meeting strangers. Because of bashfulness or disinclination to share his possessions, he will turn aside (kihi) and go a long way away (loa)
