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WorksheetsKUISA #3: NO NĀ AKUA HAWAIʻI
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 43mins
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
origin, genesis, source of life, mystery; name of the Hawaiian creation chant
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
god of salt water; one of the main 4 male Hawaiian gods; literal translation: to be established; to be unconquerable.
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
god of fishermen; heiau near the sea for worship of fish gods; literal translation: red Kū
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
goddess of political warfare; literal translation: Kū who moves the summits
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
a general name of the godesses of volcanoes; favorite sister of Pele; literal translation: Hiʻiaka in the bosom of Pele
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
Pre-Christian place of worship, shrine; some heiau were elaborately constructed stone platforms, others simple earth terraces
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
the first day of the year; the commencement of the year
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
god of carving; god of war; one of the 4 male Hawaiian gods; literal translation: to be erect; to stand
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
daughter of Papahānaumoku and Wākea; literal translation: to place stars in the heavens
(a)
Type the right huaʻōlelo for the following manaʻo:
goddess of volcanos; literal translation: Pele of the reddish brownish earth
(a)
ke/ nā akua
(the) shark
(the) god(s)
(the) god
(the) back
first goddess born from the Kumulipo in Wā 8; literal translatioin: to be very calm and clear, as the sun
Laʻilaʻi
Kiʻi
Kāne
Kanaloa
feather god; Kamehameha I's god of war image
Hiʻiakaikapoliopele
Kamapuaʻa
Kūkāʻilimoku
Laʻilaʻi
second god born from the Kumulipo in Wā 8; literal translation: image of a god
Laʻilaʻi
Kiʻi
Kāne
Kanaloa
main 4 male Hawaiian gods; literal translation: man, male
Laʻilaʻi
Kiʻi
Kāne
Kanaloa
god of fertility; one of the main 4 male Hawaiian gods; literal translation: to hear; to regard
Kūkāʻilimoku
Pelehonuamele
Hiʻiakaikapoliopele
Lono
god of lightning
Kāneikawaiola
Kānehekili
Kānekauilanuimākēhāikalani
Kamohoaliʻi
god of thunder
Kāneikawaiola
Kānehekili
Kānekauilanuimākēhāikalani
Kamohoaliʻi
god of fresh water
Kāneikawaiola
Kānehekili
Kānekauilanuimākēhāikalani
Kamohoaliʻi
shark god; king of all sharks
Kāneikawaiola
Kānehekili
Kānekauilanuimākēhāikalani
Kamohoaliʻi
Select all that applies:
Haumea is the goddess of...
childbirth
women
political strategy
earth
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Kapōʻulakīnaʻu is the goddess of...
political strategy
sorcery
fertility
darkness
Select all that applies:
Wākea is the...
the mythical ancestor of all people
the mythical ancestor of all Māori
the mythical ancestor of all animals
the mythical ancestor of all Hawaiians
Select all that applies:
Kamapuaʻa is the child of...
Hina
Papa
Kāne
Kahikiʻula
Select all that applies:
Poliʻahu is the _______ goddess of ___________.
Hawaiʻi
Maunakea
snow
lava
Select all that applies:
_____________ is the god of healing.
Lonomakua
Lononuiākea
Lonoikamakahiki
Lonopūhā
Select all that applies:
_____________ is the god of the makahiki season.
Lonomakua
Lononuiākea
Lonoikamakahiki
Lonopūhā
Select all that applies:
_____________ is a legendary fire guardian and the name of the makahiki image
Lonomakua
Lononuiākea
Lonoikamakahiki
Lonopūhā
Select all that applies:
_________________ is the goddess of __________.
Papahulihonua
Papahānaumoku
sea
land
moʻokāne
the name of the worship of the god Kāne
the name of the worship of the god Kū
the name of the worship of the god Lono
a legend or tale concerning the gods; god-like lizard
moʻokū
the name of the worship of the god Kāne
the name of the worship of the god Kū
the name of the worship of the god Lono
a legend or tale concerning the gods; god-like lizard
moʻolono
the name of the worship of the god Kāne
the name of the worship of the god Kū
the name of the worship of the god Lono
a legend or tale concerning the gods; god-like lizard
moʻoakua
the name of the worship of the god Kāne
the name of the worship of the god Kū
the name of the worship of the god Lono
a legend or tale concerning the gods; god-like lizard
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
Pō
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
Ao
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
hōʻailona
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
kaula
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
pule
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
oli
Describe your OWN manaʻo for the following huaʻōlelo:
mele
wā
time period; space
space and sea
time period and astronomy
sacrifice, offering; to offer a sacrifice
ʻālana
mōhai
hoʻokupu
an offering, especially a free-will offering, contrasting with a mōhai that was prescribed by a priest; to offer
ʻālana
mōhai
hoʻokupu
body form (of a god)
kinolau
akua
wānana
a priest
akua
wānana
kaula
kahuna
to prophesize
hōʻailona
kaula
wānana
kahuna
