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Palikū
/ Pali.kū /Paliku
/ PA-LI-KU /s., The name of an ancient order of priests on Hawaii, who are said to have come originally from Paliku, a foreign country; another order was called Ka Nalu.
Paliku
/ pă'-lĭ-kū' /n., An ancient order of priests on Hawaii, who are said to have come originally from Paliku, a foreign country; another order was called ka Nalu.
Palikū
/ Pali-kū /｜ No base definition, only supplemental content.
- Area and cabin, Haleakalā Crater, Maui.
- The cliff that divides the Koʻolau Poko and Koʻolau Loa districts, Oʻahu; also, the ancient name for the area on the Koʻolau Poko side now called Kualoa.
- Literally, vertical cliff.
Palikū
Sea cliff, Waipiʻo, Maui. Highest sea cliff on the shore of Waipiʻo Bay. Literally, vertical cliff.
palikū
Ancient order of priests on Hawaiʻi who are said to have come from Palikū, a foreign country; priests of Lono; initial point of a genealogy line.
palikū
Order of priests of Lono said to have come from Palikū, a foreign country.
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