doi:10.1524/stuf.1978.31.jg.73W.W.SCHUHMACHERDe GruyterStuf Language Typology & Universals
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There’s something special about Hawaiian girl names, which can be as pretty and unique as the islands themselves. Hawaiian girl names have beautiful meanings and may be an appealing choice for your daughter, whether you hail from the stunning archipelago, have a connection to Hawai’i, or jus...
Place names in the Hawaiian Islands reveal a transformation from being reflections of Hawaiian geographic discourse to being encoded within Western approaches to knowledge, commodification of the environment, and control of territory. In the course of this transformation, the language/order of the native...
Haumea:Known as the “Mother of Hawaii”, Haumea created the wildlife of the Hawaiian Islands. Kamohoaliʻi:This shape-shifting god typically prefers spending time as a shark. Hina:One of the most widely recognized goddesses across Polynesia, Hina is commonly associated with the moon. ...
Hawaiian Flower Namesnoted for their pleasing fragrance and stunning colors that’ll stand out in your yard! Hawaiiis home to amazing tropical flowers that are an integral part of its culture. The islands boast a myriad of beautiful hawaiian flowers that attract nature enthusiasts and photographers...
It’s the name of one of the islands in Hawaii, and is also known as the “Garden Island.” Kaulana This Hawaiian boy name means “famous.” The name is pronounced as “kow-LA-na.” Keahi This Hawaiian unisex name means “fire” (the fire). It comes from the combination of “ke”...
Hawaiian boy names don’t tend to make thelist of popular baby names in the United States. However, traditional and authentic Hawaiian boy names always make it into the list of favorites in Hawai’i and the neighboring islands. And some of these names are also popular throughout the country...
Native American names come from many diverse tribes and landscapes, including the Hawaiian islands. Because of this diversity, naming traditions tend to vary as well. A few names of places or tribes, such as Dakota and Cheyenne, have seen some popularity over the years, but most Native names...
Maui × a character in Maori mythology; also, one of the Hawaiian islands Maupiti × a Tahitian island Mavi × a village in Iran, also Turkish for blue Maya × peoples of southern Mexico and northern Central America, also the name of the mother of the historical Buddha Mazi × Hebre...