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Hawaiʻi Pae ʻĀina
Refers to all the Hawaiian islands
Mokupuni
Refers to an entire island as a political land division which was ruled by a high chief
Moku
Moku or district is a land division that sections off portions of each island. After the Great Mahele, the islands were divided into districts.
ʻIli
An ʻili is a strip of land within an ahupuaʻa.
ʻIli kūpono
- land of special merit or shortened to ʻili kū
Kahawai
Stream
Mānowai
rock structure that does not dam the water
ʻAuwai
The ʻauwai is an irrigated ditch used to transport water.
Makawai
The makawai are the openings in the banks of the loʻi where water enters and exits each loʻi.
Hoʻi wai
is the place where the water leaves the loʻi and returns to the stream
Loko
any type of pond
Kuapā/pā
man made wall
Kiaʻi loko
keeper of pond
Waihauʻaoa/koʻa
types of shrines (usually of stones and coral,)
Makahā
sluice gates
Lau
leaf
Piko
middle
huluhulu
kalo
ʻIli Kalo
Iʻo
Kaʻe
Kōhina
Loko kuapā