Note 218 — A Wakea Creation Chant.

Ke kaapeha, 1st, to fold up as a long bundle; 2nd, to manage as a bird does its tail feathers in steering its course, or like the steering of a boat with a long oar; analio, the tail feathers of a bird. Ke koo, the long tail feathers of a bird; leina pawa, the bird that flies very early in the morning, expressions assimilated and in praise of Kamehameha. ↑