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Unwritten Literature of Hawaii

Note 426 — XXXII.—THE HULA ILÍO

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Footnote 426: (return) Hiwa-uli. An epithet applied to the island of Hawaii, perhaps on account of the immense extent of territory on that island that was simply black lava; hiwa, black, was a sacred color. The term uli has reference to its verdancy.

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