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kupuna
n.
1. Grandparent, ancestor, relative or close friend of the grandparent's generation, grandaunt, granduncle. hoʻo.kupuna To take a person as a grandparent or grandaunt or granduncle because of affection; an adopted grandparent; to act as a grandparent. (PPN tupuna.)
2. Starting point, source; growing.
kūpuna
Plural of kupuna 1. Mai nā kūpuna mai, from the ancestors, traditional. Pili ma nā kūpuna, related through a common ancestor. (PCP tuupuna.)
KU-PU-NA
s. A grand parent, either father or mother.
2. A father of two or more generations back.
3. A forefather or ancestor indefinitely.
4. A patriarch. Kin. 17:5. No na kupuna mua o ko Hawaii nei, concerning the first fathers (ancestors) of the Hawaiian race.
Kupuna (kŭ-pū'-na), n.
/ kŭ-pū'-na /1. A paternal or maternal grandparent.
2. A father of two or more generations back.
3. A forefather or ancestor.
4. A patriarch: no na kupuna mua o ko Hawaii nei, concerning the first fathers (ancestors) of the Hawaiian race.
kupuna
Grandparent, either father or mother. He/she served as a source of wisdom and moral standards.
kupuna
Starting point for growing.
kupuna
grandparent; ancestor.
Ku-pu-na
a grandfather, a forefather, an ancestor indefinitely, a patriarch.
kupuna
1. Grandparent; granduncle; grandaunt. 2. Relative of grandparents’ generation; ancestor.
kūpuna
Plural of kupuna.
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