maoli

The movement of ancestral Oceanic people, or kanaka maoli, across remote Oceania was one of the most remarkable feats of open-ocean voyaging and settlement in all of human history.

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve 2008

Taro is a culturally significant plant to the kanaka maoli, Hawaii's indigenous people.

Standing Committee Report on Taro Just Issued 2007

The final population figure is given as the entirety of the first page of content, which dedicates the book "To the five thousand piha kanaka maoli [pure-blood Hawaiians] who remain"

Hawaii Reporter 2010

Those first kanaka maoli (the Hawaiian name for native Hawaiians) brought their own plants with them.

Iceland Review 2009

Will the kanaka maoli unite their efforts in determining a sovereignty status being sought after by various claimants to the keys of the (Hawaiian) kingdom?

unknown title 2009

1900 - ORGANIC ACT set up to protect Americans in Hawaii, and disregard the aboriginal Hawaiians/kanaka maoli:

U.S. AIDING THE CORRUPTION MECCA: HAWAII 2010

1900 - ORGANIC ACT set up to protect Americans in Hawaii, and disregard the aboriginal Hawaiians/kanaka maoli:

Printing: U.S. AIDING THE CORRUPTION MECCA: HAWAII 2010

It's also got a Hawaiian connection: Merwin lives on Kauai, and maoli is the Hawaiian word for "native" or "natural" or "true."

Wordle Bruce Schauble 2008

It's also got a Hawaiian connection: Merwin lives on Kauai, and maoli is the Hawaiian word for "native" or "natural" or "true."

Archive 2008-06-01 Bruce Schauble 2008

It turns out, however, that if you look the word up in a Hawaiian-English Dictionary, you will find that “maoli” in its adjectival form means “native, indigenous, aborigine, genuine, true, real, actual.”

Archive 2006-12-01 Bruce Schauble 2006