• Iʻoa henua are a type of iʻoa paku, like place names, and are not preceded by a kaʻi.
  
• Like other iʻoa, they are preceded by the ʻami piko (ʻo) if in the piko; or ʻami lauka/kuhilana if in the ʻawe.
• Iʻoa henua is followed  by  the ʻami nonoʻa "o" (of).

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NĀ HAʻAWINA KAULELE supplemental resources

loko. inside

waho. outside

hope. in back, behind, after

mua. in front, before

luna. on top, above

lalo. on bottom, below

waena. in middle, between

ʻō aku. beyond, far side
ʻaneʻi mai. this side of

uka. inland, "up [the mountain]"

kai. seaward, "down [the beach]"

Ka Puke me ka Iʻoa Henua

*This book is available at Ulukau, a Hawaiian electronic library, for the use, teaching, and revitalization of the Hawaiian language.
Hardcopies may also be purchased through Hale Kuamoʻo.

Nā Kai ʻEwalu

• Iʻoahenua
  
  • Mokuna ʻUmikūmākahi: Pahuhopu 2
    
• Ma mua
  
  • Mokuna ʻUmikūmālima: Pahuhopu 2
    

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