Hawaiian Word of the Week: Inoa
Inoa—Name, term, title.
UH Hilo program grows tomorrow’s Hawaiian immersion teachers
The UH Hilo Kahuawaiola Hawaiian and Indigenous Teacher Training Program trains future kumu through Hawaiian language and mentorship.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Hoe
Hoe—Paddle (As a canoe).
Hawaiian Word of the Week: ʻAwapuhi
ʻAwapuhi—Wild ginger.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nalo
Nalo —Out of sight, hidden. More ʻ?lelo of the Week “Aʻole au i ʻike ka puka komo i ke ala hekehi, ua nalo (I did not see the entrance to the hiking path, it disappeared).” —Kiki, he haumāna ʻōlelo 麻豆传媒…
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nohea
Nohea—Handsome, pretty, lovely of fine appeareance; a handsome or fine looking person.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Manakuke
Manakuke—mongoose.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Koholā
Koholā—Humpback whale, forcing up the water like waves hitting a reef, reef flats.
China spacecraft nears UH-discovered Kamoʻoalewa
Kamoʻoalewa is a small near-Earth asteroid discovered by astronomers at the UH Institute for Astronomy on Haleakalā.
He Pūkoʻa Kani ʻĀina: Growing the next generation of reef stewards
UH 贬颈濒辞’蝉 PACRC collaborates with a Hawaiian immersion school to teach keiki the connection between coral, ?āina and restoration.