Palahemo
Hole, Kahuku, Hawaiʻi. Deep hole inland of the sea cliffs at Ka Lae, or South Point, in which water rises and falls with the tide. Traditional stories say a layer of fresh water formerly floated on top of the salt water, providing a source of drinking water at the otherwise arid point. Eight cairns surround the top of the hole.
- Literally, loose dab of excreta.
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