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uhauhui
/ uhau.hui /nvt., Presentation of a prayer, especially in ʻanāʻanā sorcery; to present such a prayer.
U-HAU-HU-I
s. Name of a religious ceremony in the pule anaana; same as auhauhui.
Uhauhui (u-ha'u-hu'-i), n.
/ u-ha'u-hu'-i /1. A certain part of the prayer used by the kahuna, priest, in the pule anaana, prayer to curse and destroythe enemy. (When the priest in his incantation reaches this part of the prayer he takes from his assistant the ashes of the maunuanaana, or bait [anything belonging to the victim, as a bit of tapa, spittle, hair, etc.], and wraps it in a leaf of ape to be cast into the sea.)
2. Name of a religious ceremony in the pule anaana; same as auhauhui.
uhauhui
Religious ceremony or prayer used in the practice of sorcery, pule hoʻopiʻopiʻo.
uhauhui
Religious ceremony in the pule anāʻanā or hoʻopiʻopiʻo.
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