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Ka hala o Puna me
ka aumakua PueoHe Kaao Hawaii No Manoa
Synopsis: Continuation of the story of Kahalaopuna printed in Ka Hoku O Hawaii.
Ai ka lohe ana o kela keiki alii o ka "pali--koolau," alaila, ua lilo iho ia i mea ano anoninoni kona manao, alaila, ua haalele malu aku la ia i kona wahi ma na pali o Koolau, a pii malu mai e ike i ka wahine i palama ia nana, ai kona hoea ana i kekahi wahi o Manoa, alaila, hele aku la o ia a hiki i kahi wahi o Manoa, alaila, hahai iho la oia i kekahi lala kumuhala e kau ia ana no e kekahi ahui hala i pala maikai, alaila, hele aku la oia a hiki i kahi o "Ka hala o Puna" alaila, kamailio aku la iaia e hahai ma hope ona, a oiai, ua kamailio mua ia aku no hoi ia Ka hala o Puna, o keia keiki no hoi kana e hoao ia aku ai, a ua laa kona kino na keia keiki alii o na pali o Koolau.Nolaila, ua hoolohe mai la no o "Ka-hala-o-Puna" i ka leo kono a ke kane iaia, a hahai mai la oia ma hope o kela kane hoao ana, ai ka hoea ana o laua i kekahi wahi o ke awawa o Manoa i kapa ia o "Ahuai-a-lama."
I ke kau ana o "Ka hala o Puna" iluna o kela pohaku, alaila, oli mai la oia imua o ke kane alii ana, e hoike mai ana hoi ma kela mele oli ana i kona hewa ole, ae malama maikai ana hoi i kona kino a no-a hoi iaia ke kane ana i hoao mua ia ai e kona mau makua, aka, ua lilo nae keia mele oli a Ka hala-o-Puna i mea manaoio ole ia e ke kane, ai loko hoi o ka manao lili wele o keia keiki alii o na pali o Koolau, ua ku ae la ua keiki alii nei o Koolau, a pepehi iho la ia "Ka-hala-o-Puna, ae hili ana hoi iaia me kela ahui hala ana i lawe pu mai ai, ai ka ike ana o ua keiki alii lili kohu ole nei ua make o "Ka-hala-o-Puna" alaila, eli iho la oia i ka lua e huna ai i ke kino o Ka-hala-o-Puna ma ke kumu o kela pohaku a huna iho la i ke kino nani o Ka hala o Puna, alaila, haalele iho la ua keiki alii nei i kela wahi ana i pepehi ai a kanu ai i ke kino o "Ka hala o Puna."
Iho awiwi aku i kai o ka aina e waiho mai nei imua o kona maka, aka, iaia no nae e iho ala, ua lele mai la ka "Aumakua Pueo o Ka hala o Puna," a hoomaka iho la e eli i ka lua i kanu ia ai o "Ka hala o Puna" a lawe mai la i ke kino o kona hakuwahine, hoola hou ae la iaia, ai ke ola hou ana no o "Ka hala o Puna," alaila, pii hou ae la no oia iluna o kela pohaku o na i pepehi ia ai e ke kane ana, alaila, oli hou aku la no oia i kela oli no ana i oli ai imua o ke kane hoole ana no i kona hewa ole, a hele aku la no ka leo o "Ka hala o Puna" a lohe no ke kane, aole paha i make o "Ka hala o Puna," pii hou mai la no oia i kahi ana i pepehi ai i kana wahine i palama ia nana, a ike mai la no i ka noho aku o "Ka hala o Puna" iluna o kela pohaku, alaila, pepehi hou iho la no oia i kana wahine hala ole, a kanu hou ihola no iaia ma ke kumu o kela pohaku e ku ana ma kahi ana i pepehi mua ai ia "Ka hala o Puna," a hala aku la no nae ua kane lokoino nei.
('A'ole i pau.)
E ho'ouna 'ia mai nä leka iä mäua,
'o ia ho'i 'o Laiana Wong a me Kekeha Solis
ma ka pahu leka uila ma lalo nei:
>> kwong@hawaii.edu
>> rsolis@hawaii.edu
a i 'ole ia, ma ke kelepona:
>> 956-2627 (Laiana)
>> 956-2624 (Kekeha)
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Note: This version of the column is set in Unicode, which requires current Web-browser software (Netscape 7 or Internet Explorer 6 on most operating systems.) If the Hawaiian text below does not display properly, you may want to use the version coded for older browsers (above) instead.Ka hala o Puna me
ka aumakua PueoHe Kaao Hawaii No Manoa
Synopsis: Continuation of the story of Kahalaopuna printed in Ka Hoku O Hawaii.
Ai ka lohe ana o kela keiki alii o ka "pali--koolau," alaila, ua lilo iho ia i mea ano anoninoni kona manao, alaila, ua haalele malu aku la ia i kona wahi ma na pali o Koolau, a pii malu mai e ike i ka wahine i palama ia nana, ai kona hoea ana i kekahi wahi o Manoa, alaila, hele aku la o ia a hiki i kahi wahi o Manoa, alaila, hahai iho la oia i kekahi lala kumuhala e kau ia ana no e kekahi ahui hala i pala maikai, alaila, hele aku la oia a hiki i kahi o "Ka hala o Puna" alaila, kamailio aku la iaia e hahai ma hope ona, a oiai, ua kamailio mua ia aku no hoi ia Ka hala o Puna, o keia keiki no hoi kana e hoao ia aku ai, a ua laa kona kino na keia keiki alii o na pali o Koolau.Nolaila, ua hoolohe mai la no o "Ka-hala-o-Puna" i ka leo kono a ke kane iaia, a hahai mai la oia ma hope o kela kane hoao ana, ai ka hoea ana o laua i kekahi wahi o ke awawa o Manoa i kapa ia o "Ahuai-a-lama."
I ke kau ana o "Ka hala o Puna" iluna o kela pohaku, alaila, oli mai la oia imua o ke kane alii ana, e hoike mai ana hoi ma kela mele oli ana i kona hewa ole, ae malama maikai ana hoi i kona kino a no-a hoi iaia ke kane ana i hoao mua ia ai e kona mau makua, aka, ua lilo nae keia mele oli a Ka hala-o-Puna i mea manaoio ole ia e ke kane, ai loko hoi o ka manao lili wele o keia keiki alii o na pali o Koolau, ua ku ae la ua keiki alii nei o Koolau, a pepehi iho la ia "Ka-hala-o-Puna, ae hili ana hoi iaia me kela ahui hala ana i lawe pu mai ai, ai ka ike ana o ua keiki alii lili kohu ole nei ua make o "Ka-hala-o-Puna" alaila, eli iho la oia i ka lua e huna ai i ke kino o Ka-hala-o-Puna ma ke kumu o kela pohaku a huna iho la i ke kino nani o Ka hala o Puna, alaila, haalele iho la ua keiki alii nei i kela wahi ana i pepehi ai a kanu ai i ke kino o "Ka hala o Puna."
Iho awiwi aku i kai o ka aina e waiho mai nei imua o kona maka, aka, iaia no nae e iho ala, ua lele mai la ka "Aumakua Pueo o Ka hala o Puna," a hoomaka iho la e eli i ka lua i kanu ia ai o "Ka hala o Puna" a lawe mai la i ke kino o kona hakuwahine, hoola hou ae la iaia, ai ke ola hou ana no o "Ka hala o Puna," alaila, pii hou ae la no oia iluna o kela pohaku o na i pepehi ia ai e ke kane ana, alaila, oli hou aku la no oia i kela oli no ana i oli ai imua o ke kane hoole ana no i kona hewa ole, a hele aku la no ka leo o "Ka hala o Puna" a lohe no ke kane, aole paha i make o "Ka hala o Puna," pii hou mai la no oia i kahi ana i pepehi ai i kana wahine i palama ia nana, a ike mai la no i ka noho aku o "Ka hala o Puna" iluna o kela pohaku, alaila, pepehi hou iho la no oia i kana wahine hala ole, a kanu hou ihola no iaia ma ke kumu o kela pohaku e ku ana ma kahi ana i pepehi mua ai ia "Ka hala o Puna," a hala aku la no nae ua kane lokoino nei.
('A'ole i pau.)
E ho'ouna 'ia mai nā leka iā māua,
'o ia ho'i 'o Laiana Wong a me Kekeha Solis
ma ka pahu leka uila ma lalo nei:
>> kwong@hawaii.edu
>> rsolis@hawaii.edu
a i 'ole ia, ma ke kelepona:
>> 956-2627 (Laiana)
>> 956-2624 (Kekeha)
This column is coordinated by the Hawaiian Language Department
at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, supported by UH
President Evan Dobelle's Initiative for Achieving Native Hawaiian
Academic Excellence.
