Note 298 — A Wakea Creation Chant.
Reading edition
O ka moe, the obeisance, the bowing down, the prostration of the people on the approach of a chief; o ke puhi, the burning of a person who does not prostrate himself before a chief, i.e., a chief of the highest class: o ka wohi, epithet of a chief below that of an alii puhi ahi, they are all below Kamehameha. ↑