kaupō
/ kau.pō /n., A variety of native bananas, perhaps named for the place on Maui.
Kaupō
/ Kau-pō /｜ No base definition, only supplemental content.
- Quadrangle, village, old district, homesteads, trail, and gap, East Maui.
- A peninsula and once a fishing village northwest of Makapuʻu Point, Oʻahu, now the site of a beach park and of Sea Life Park. The point of land was formed by lava which flowed to the sea from a vent about 200 feet up the cliffside; this was perhaps the most recent of the secondary eruptions on Oʻahu. (For. Sel. 275; Macdonald and Abbott 377–378.) See Koʻonāpou.
Literally, landing [of canoes] at night.
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