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  1. ʻO kēia ka lā hānau o Mary Kawena Pukui!
    Today is the birthday of Mary Kawena Pukui, b. April 20, 1895 #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii

    Excerpt From
    ‘Ōlelo No‘eau
    Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez
    books.apple.com/us/book/%C5%8D
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  2. ʻO kēia ka lā hānau o Mary Kawena Pukui!
    Today is the birthday of Mary Kawena Pukui, b. April 20, 1895 #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii

    Excerpt From
    ‘Ōlelo No‘eau
    Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez
    books.apple.com/us/book/%C5%8D
    This material may be protected by copyright.

  3. ʻO kēia ka lā hānau o Mary Kawena Pukui!
    Today is the birthday of Mary Kawena Pukui, b. April 20, 1895 #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii

    Excerpt From
    ‘Ōlelo No‘eau
    Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez
    books.apple.com/us/book/%C5%8D
    This material may be protected by copyright.

  4. ʻO kēia ka lā hānau o Mary Kawena Pukui!
    Today is the birthday of Mary Kawena Pukui, b. April 20, 1895 #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii

    Excerpt From
    ‘Ōlelo No‘eau
    Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez
    books.apple.com/us/book/%C5%8D
    This material may be protected by copyright.

  5. We all learn the word “kahakō” meaning “macron,” the bar over the long vowel (as in its own final letter). But it also means “steep, sheer” as in this ʻŌlelo Nōʻeau:

    “1527  Ka pali kahakō lele a koa‘e.

    Sheer cliff reached only by the tropic bird.

    A tall, inaccessible cliff.”

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #cliff #sheer #steep

  6. We all learn the word “kahakō” meaning “macron,” the bar over the long vowel (as in its own final letter). But it also means “steep, sheer” as in this ʻŌlelo Nōʻeau:

    “1527  Ka pali kahakō lele a koa‘e.

    Sheer cliff reached only by the tropic bird.

    A tall, inaccessible cliff.”

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #cliff #sheer #steep

  7. We all learn the word “kahakō” meaning “macron,” the bar over the long vowel (as in its own final letter). But it also means “steep, sheer” as in this ʻŌlelo Nōʻeau:

    “1527  Ka pali kahakō lele a koa‘e.

    Sheer cliff reached only by the tropic bird.

    A tall, inaccessible cliff.”

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #cliff #sheer #steep

  8. We all learn the word “kahakō” meaning “macron,” the bar over the long vowel (as in its own final letter). But it also means “steep, sheer” as in this ʻŌlelo Nōʻeau:

    “1527  Ka pali kahakō lele a koa‘e.

    Sheer cliff reached only by the tropic bird.

    A tall, inaccessible cliff.”

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #cliff #sheer #steep

  9. In the Fall 2024 Audubon magazine is an interesting article about a bird researcher who’s cataloging and photographing specimens of Hawaiian birds which are in non-Hawaiian museums. The reference to an ʻōlelo noʻeau caught my eye. Interesting! #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #audubon #extinction

  10. In the Fall 2024 Audubon magazine is an interesting article about a bird researcher who’s cataloging and photographing specimens of Hawaiian birds which are in non-Hawaiian museums. The reference to an ʻōlelo noʻeau caught my eye. Interesting! #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #audubon #extinction

  11. In the Fall 2024 Audubon magazine is an interesting article about a bird researcher who’s cataloging and photographing specimens of Hawaiian birds which are in non-Hawaiian museums. The reference to an ʻōlelo noʻeau caught my eye. Interesting! #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #audubon #extinction

  12. In the Fall 2024 Audubon magazine is an interesting article about a bird researcher who’s cataloging and photographing specimens of Hawaiian birds which are in non-Hawaiian museums. The reference to an ʻōlelo noʻeau caught my eye. Interesting! #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #audubon #extinction

  13. #HawaiianPublicRadio didn’t post today’s #hawaiianWordOfTheDay so instead of sharing that, I’ll share my new favorite ʻŌlelo Noʻeau!

    I kāhi ‘e no ke kumu mokihana, paoa ‘e no ‘one‘i i ke ‘ala.
    Although the mokihana tree is at a distance, its fragrance reaches here.
    Although a person is far away, the tales of his good deeds come to us.

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #reputation #mokihana #1177

  14. #HawaiianPublicRadio didn’t post today’s #hawaiianWordOfTheDay so instead of sharing that, I’ll share my new favorite ʻŌlelo Noʻeau!

    I kāhi ‘e no ke kumu mokihana, paoa ‘e no ‘one‘i i ke ‘ala.
    Although the mokihana tree is at a distance, its fragrance reaches here.
    Although a person is far away, the tales of his good deeds come to us.

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #reputation #mokihana #1177

  15. #HawaiianPublicRadio didn’t post today’s #hawaiianWordOfTheDay so instead of sharing that, I’ll share my new favorite ʻŌlelo Noʻeau!

    I kāhi ‘e no ke kumu mokihana, paoa ‘e no ‘one‘i i ke ‘ala.
    Although the mokihana tree is at a distance, its fragrance reaches here.
    Although a person is far away, the tales of his good deeds come to us.

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #reputation #mokihana #1177

  16. #HawaiianPublicRadio didn’t post today’s #hawaiianWordOfTheDay so instead of sharing that, I’ll share my new favorite ʻŌlelo Noʻeau!

    I kāhi ‘e no ke kumu mokihana, paoa ‘e no ‘one‘i i ke ‘ala.
    Although the mokihana tree is at a distance, its fragrance reaches here.
    Although a person is far away, the tales of his good deeds come to us.

    #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #OleloHawaii #reputation #mokihana #1177

  17. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau number 2024: Luahine moe nonō. (Old woman who sleeps and snores.) Pele, who is said to sleep in lava beds. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #lava #volcano

  18. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau number 2024: Luahine moe nonō. (Old woman who sleeps and snores.) Pele, who is said to sleep in lava beds. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #lava #volcano

  19. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau number 2024: Luahine moe nonō. (Old woman who sleeps and snores.) Pele, who is said to sleep in lava beds. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #lava #volcano

  20. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau number 2024: Luahine moe nonō. (Old woman who sleeps and snores.) Pele, who is said to sleep in lava beds. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #lava #volcano

  21. Hauʻoli lā hānau e Kawena! Mary Kawena Pūkuʻi was born on this day in 1895. She left behind a legacy of ʻŌlelo Noʻeau. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #onThisDay

  22. Hauʻoli lā hānau e Kawena! Mary Kawena Pūkuʻi was born on this day in 1895. She left behind a legacy of ʻŌlelo Noʻeau. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #onThisDay

  23. Hauʻoli lā hānau e Kawena! Mary Kawena Pūkuʻi was born on this day in 1895. She left behind a legacy of ʻŌlelo Noʻeau. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #onThisDay

  24. Hauʻoli lā hānau e Kawena! Mary Kawena Pūkuʻi was born on this day in 1895. She left behind a legacy of ʻŌlelo Noʻeau. #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying #onThisDay

  25. In #Hawaiian class this week, we discussed this #oleloNoeau and one student said it’s like the English “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched!” (Excerpt From ‘Ōlelo No‘eau Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez) #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #LearnHawaiian #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying

  26. In #Hawaiian class this week, we discussed this #oleloNoeau and one student said it’s like the English “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched!” (Excerpt From ‘Ōlelo No‘eau Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez) #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #LearnHawaiian #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying

  27. In #Hawaiian class this week, we discussed this #oleloNoeau and one student said it’s like the English “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched!” (Excerpt From ‘Ōlelo No‘eau Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez) #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #LearnHawaiian #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying

  28. In #Hawaiian class this week, we discussed this #oleloNoeau and one student said it’s like the English “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched!” (Excerpt From ‘Ōlelo No‘eau Mary Kawena Pukui & Dietrich Varez) #hawaiianLanguage #olelo #oleloHawaii #LearnHawaiian #olelonoeau #maryKawenaPukui #adage #wiseSaying