hawaiian socials

What does CAARP mean?

when a person hands his name down to a family descendant, the name becomes a __.

• inoa kupuna

• inoa hōʻailona

• inoa kūamuamu

• inoa ʻūlāleo

three types of names often obtained through visions, dreams, and voices

• inoa pō

• inoa hōʻailona

• inoa hoʻomanao

• inoa ʻūlaleo

why are keiki given an inoa kūamuamu? (hint : 3 correct answers)

• perpetuate harm or insult directed at people

• to make spirits stay away

• make others feel humiliated when the name was said

• they believed it was funny to do this

which is a "night name"?

• inoa pō

• inoa hoʻailona

• inoa ʻulaleo

• inoa hoʻomanao

which is a "name in sign or vision"?

• inoa pō

• inoa hoʻailona

• inoa aumakua

• inoa haku

which is a "voice name"?

• inoa ʻohana

• inoa hiiaka

• inoa ʻulu

• inoa ʻūlaleo

once someone is given an inoa pō it becomes their exclusive __

no one else should use it without permission of the original bearer of the name.

what year were you unable to name your child specific inoa?

what year were children in wedlock were required to have a father's surname and a christian name?