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s., The name of the god of fishermen from Hawaii to Kauai. Hina was his wife and the goddess of fishermen. When the people prayed to Kuula and he would not give them fish, they then prayed to Hina to intercede with her husband.

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Kuula

/ kū'-ū'-la / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

n., The name of the god of fishermen in all parts of the Hawaiian islands. Hinahele was his wife and the goddess of fishermen. When the people prayed to Kuula and he would not give them fish, they then prayed to Hinahele to intercede with her husband. See Hinahele.

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