1. n., Place where fishermen set a basket fish trap, as for hīnālea.
2. n., Exocarpus spp., native shrubs and small trees (sandalwood family), with more or less leafless, jointed branches.
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s. Name of the place where fishermen set the basket in catching fish; the place was artificially built; alaila kukulu hou i mau heau—ma ka hema o ka mokupuni, me ke kukulu heau no.
Name of the place where fishermen set the basket in catching fish; the place was artificially built; alaila kukulu hou i mau heau ma ka hema o ka mokupuni.
Place where fishermen set the basket for catching fish.
Native shrub or tree of Hawaiʻi (Exocarpus spp.), the heau of the sandalwood family. (NEAL 325.)
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