Malama

They compute time by the Moon, which they call Malama, reckoning

Captain Cook's Journal during his first voyage round the world 1767

They compute time by the Moon, which they call Malama, reckoning 30 days to each moon, 2 of which they say the moon is Mattee, that is, dead, and this is at the time of the new moon, when she cannot be seen.

Captain Cook's Journal During the First Voyage Round the World James Cook 1753

Department of Defense, and US.A, and the third year (and beyond) was funded with a grant from the Native Hawaiian Education program called Malama I Ka Aina (Caring for the land) under the U.S. Department of Education.

Science Blog BJS 2010

"Malama," Abner said in ashen voice, overcome by his own per - ception of God's law, "it seems to me that right now the lowliest slave hauling sandalwood from the forest has a better chance of Ending grace than you do."

Hawaii Michener, James 1959

Ira Zunin, MD, MPH, MBA is the founder of the 40 practitioner Manakai O Malama PCMH-integrative hybrid in Honolulu.

John Weeks: Berwick's Exit from Medicare a Loss of a Brother-in-the-Trenches for Integrative Medicine John Weeks 2011

It takes time for the boys to acclimatise when they arrive, to wean them off alcohol and glue, explains Malama Mazaba, manager of the centre, which houses up to 50 boys at a time.

Zambia: From street child to college boy 2011

Police were deployed to quell riots in the Zambian copper mining cities of Kitwe and Ndola, according to Martin Malama, a local police chief.

Zambia Challenger Wins Nicholas Bariyo 2011

Ira Zunin, MD, MPH, MBA is the founder of the 40 practitioner Manakai O Malama PCMH-integrative hybrid in Honolulu.

John Weeks: Berwick's Exit from Medicare a Loss of a Brother-in-the-Trenches for Integrative Medicine John Weeks 2011

Ira Zunin, MD, MPH, MBA is the founder of the 40 practitioner Manakai O Malama PCMH-integrative hybrid in Honolulu.

John Weeks: Berwick's Exit from Medicare a Loss of a Brother-in-the-Trenches for Integrative Medicine John Weeks 2011

In the end, we still have our voice, our respect, and “Malama” caring for the country of which we are a part of.

Open Caucus: It’s Here - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008