- Aspleniaceae,
native to
tropical southeastern Asia,
eastern Australia,
Hawaii (
ʻēkaha in Hawaiian), Polynesia,
Christmas Island, India, and
eastern Africa. It...
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Hyposmocoma ekaha is a
species of moth of the
family Cosmopterigidae. It was
first described by Otto
Herman Swezey in 1910. It is
endemic to the Hawaiian...
- Tree ****ui tree
Inanimate insignia Dance Hula Food Kalo (taro)
Gemstone ʻĒkaha kū
moana (black coral)
Sport Heʻe nalu (surfing)
State route marker State...
- ("against disease"). In the
Hawaiian language, a
black coral is
called ʻēkaha kū
moana ("hard bush
growing in the sea"); it is the
official state gem...
- its name to the land ferns. Some of
these limu and fern
pairs include:
ʻEkaha and ʻEkahakaha, Limu ʻAʻalaʻula and ʻalaʻalawainui mint, Limu
Manauea and...
- Type
Symbol Description Year
Image Source Gemstone ʻĒkaha kū
moana Also
known as the
black coral...
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Prapathaka IV–IX.2:
Various rites (Jyotishtoma, Ukthya, Atiratra,
Prakrtis of
ekahas and ahinas)
Prapathaka IX.3–IX.10:
Somaprayaschittas Prapathaka X–XV: Dvadashaha...
- (Hymenophyllum recurvum),
Ophioglossum pendulum, ʻākaha (Asplenium nidus),
ʻēkaha (Elaphoglossum hirtum), and
makue lau lii (Grammitis hookeri),
cover trees...
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Commissioner for
Housing Beatrice Igwe
Commissioner for
Solid Minerals Effiom Ekaha Commissioner for
International Donor Coordination Hippolatus Lukpata Commissioner...
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Exposition of the
Daksina and
other offerings Kanda 7 Prapāṭhaka 1: The
Ekaha and
Ahina Sacrifices Prapāṭhaka 2: The
Ahina sacrifices (continued) Prapāṭhakas...
