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Menehune are a
mythological race of
dwarf people in
Hawaiian tradition who are said to live in the deep
forests and
hidden valleys of the
Hawaiian Islands...
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Entertainment also
released four
episodes of the
series on the
Island of the
Menehune VHS and DVD.
Other episodes were
featured on
multiple Nickelodeon compilation...
- The ʻAlekoko Fishpond,
known locally as the
Menehune Fishpond, near Līhuʻe, Hawaiʻi, on the
island of Kauaʻi, is a
historic Hawaiian fishpond. Also known...
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ancient mythological Menehune people of
Polynesia comes from the
stories told by natives.
Native Hawaiians refer to the
Menehune as
being the “kamaʻaina”...
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later known as Pure ALOHA,
remote units communicated with a base
station (
Menehune) over two
separate radio frequencies (for
inbound and
outbound respectively)...
- owl god. He
sends his owls
after the
Menehune when they
become too uncontrollable. The owls
chase away the
Menehune, who are
frightened of owls. Owls: A...
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Waimea on the
island of
Kauai in the U.S.
state of Hawaii. Also
known as "
Menehune Ditch" or "P****auai Ditch," it was
added to the
National Register of Historic...
- back into
remote valleys by
newer arrivals. They
claim that
stories about menehune,
little people who
built heiau and fishponds,
prove the
existence of ancient...
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statehood in 1959.
Moanalua High
School adopted the
menehune as
their mascot. In
Hawaiian mythology, the
Menehune are said to be a people,
sometimes described...
- In
Hawaiian mythology,
Kinilau is the son of
Menehune, son of Luanu’u.
Hawaiians claim descent from the
youngest of the
twelve sons of Kinilau-a-mano (Tregear...
