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Kanaka is a term used by the Kopa Loei, Menehune, and other Hawaiian natives.

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Kopa Loei[]

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Among the Kopa Loei, a kanaka is a native Polynesian. Formally, kanaka maoli. Used by natives as a term of identification. Should not be used by nonnatives, as it is assumed to be derogatory coming from ha'oles. Also moke.

Menehune[]

Among the menehune, Kanaka is used to refer to the Seeming analogous to Brave among the nunnehi and Wilder among the Kithain.

References[]

  1. MTAsBook of Crafts, p. 64.
  2. CTD. Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill, p. 129.
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