kamaaina

• “A hiki aku ua wahi kanaka kamaaina nei a halawai me Haunaka; a lohe o”

  The Hawaiian Romance Of Laieikawai

• “KAMAAINA: LOCAL AT HEART The Hawaiian word kamaaina means someone who is native born or who has lived in Hawaii for some time.”

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• “Kamaaina receive $100 off by using the code "kamaaina" in the online registration process. $395 for students and teachers with proper identification.”

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• “Since that time, in the course of various long stays, he had earned the kamaaina distinction.”

  THE KANAKA SURF

• “In other words, or, rather, in the potent Islands-word, they were kamaaina.”

  THE KANAKA SURF

• “They speculate on what might happen if Abel Ah Yo got John Ward in his clutches, and vote that this grand old kamaaina deserved to be presented with tickets to his ancestral home in Sag Harbor and expenses for a year's trip.”

  “It was the Golden Fleece ready for the shearing.”

• “If you can judge the quality of a person by a handshake you can surely judge kamaaina by the soundness of a shaka ... and the beat of Barack Obama's shaka flows straight from his roots.”

  Maxine Hong Kingston: Obama on O'ahu

• “I started out as a haole and attained the rank of kamaaina from my neighbors.”

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• “Minor detail but sometimes minor mistakes make one question other facts and, for a kamaaina, this is really not just a little slip.”

  Reader reviews of Moloka'i by Alan Brennert.

• “He saw, as he approached the hotels, tourists who wore rain-coats and carried umbrellas; evidently they took this liquid sunshine with a seriousness that amused a kamaaina like Charlie.”

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