chant

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Oli (not for dancing), hula (for dancing); mele (general name for chants and songs; for various kinds see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).

Related:
- Kinds of chants: ʻalalā, haʻanoʻu, haʻi kupuna, hea inoa, helu, heʻu, hoʻāeae, hoʻāla kuahu, hoʻi, hoʻopuka, ʻiʻi, inoa, kāhoa, kaʻi, kake, kakekake, kanikau, kāohi, kau, kaukau, kāwele, kepakepa, kūʻauhau, malo, nīpolo, paeaea, paha, waʻa.
- Humming sound of chanting, hano.
References:
- See Elbert and Mahoe 6–7 for a classification of chants.

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Chant

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e mele heluhelu.

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