- Kumu-
Honua ("first on Earth") is the
first man. He was
created from
muddy water in the
fashion of
steam ascending upwards and
married to Lalo-
Honua; the...
- In
Hawaiian mythology, Lalo-
Honua (Hawaiian for "below the Earth") is the
first woman. She was
married to Kumu-
Honua and
formed out of his side parts;...
- Hawaii.
Epithets of the
goddess include Pele-
honua-mea ('Pele of the
sacred land') and Ka
wahine ʻai
honua ('The earth-eating woman'). In
different stories...
-
Kalani Oceanside Retreat, also
known as
Kalani Honua or Kalani, is a non-profit
retreat center located on the Big
Island of Hawai'i. It was established...
- (former) Líf and Lífþrasir (****ure)
Polynesian mythology Ele'ele Kumu-
Honua and Lalo-
Honua Marikoriko and Tiki Tu-Mea
Tonga Vatea and Papa
Philippine mythology...
-
Redskins that her
father coached; as well as the
author of Hōkūle'a, Mālama
Honua, A
Voyage of Hope, a
chronicle of the
worldwide voyage of a
Hawaiian sailing...
- From
ancient times,
Olowalu was
considered a
place of refuge, or puʻu
honua, by Hawaiians.
Persons pursued for
committing an
offense against a family...
-
Kamakau tells of an
alternate legend that the
first man (Kumu-
Honua) and
woman (Lalo-
Honua) were
created on Oʻahu.[citation needed] Hawaiʻiloa is also the...
-
another single titled "Fireball",
which features singer John Ryan
Produced by
Honua Music.
Around the same time, he
announced his
eighth studio album Globalization...
- days. In 2013, a modern, non-instrument
voyage was
launched called Mālama
Honua. It
traveled across the
world leaving Hilo, Hawaii, initially. This was...
