Kamilo (kă-mi'lo):
/ kă-mi'lo /milo tree (Thespesia populnea). Cape, Kau, Hawaii.
Kamilo
/ Ka-milo /Point, Ka Lae qd., Hawaiʻi. Literally, twisting (of current). Two places here were called Kamilopaealiʻi (Kamilo landing [of] chiefs) and Kamilopaekānaka (Kamilo landing [of] commoners). Drowned commoners washed in at the latter, chiefs at the former. Kaʻū people traveling to Puna cast leis tied with loincloths and pandanus clusters into the sea at Puna; when the leis drifted back to Kamilo, the Kaʻu people knew that the travelers had reached Puna.
Points, Līhuʻe district, Kauaʻi, and Kīpahulu qd., Maui. Kauaʻi and Maui points, probably literally, the milo tree.
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Kamilo
Beach, beachcombing site, fishing site, point, Waiʻōhinu, Hawaiʻi. Narrow calcareous sand beach lining a rocky point. Ocean currents deposit a great deal of debris here, making the beach a popular beachcombing site. Fishing for ulua is common along the point. Hoʻonoua Pond, a large brackish-water pond, is inland of the beach. Lit., the twisting [of ocean currents].
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