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noble cultivars are "Borogu" or "Borongoru" from
Pentecost Island, "
Melomelo" from Aoba
Island (called Sese in the
north Pentecost Island), and "Palarasul"...
- as
plasters for wounds.
Native Hawaiians made pou (house posts), laʻau
melomelo (fishing lures), and ʻōʻō (digging sticks) from ʻaʻaliʻi wood and a red...
- Mar 2016 –
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- Boss – "Love Days" –
lyrics and
music by Shō Kiryūin
Dancing Dolls – "
Melomelo Bakkyun" from the
single "Touch -A.S.A.P- /
Shanghai Darling" – lyrics...
- koaiʻa is
harder and more
dense than that of koa. It was used to make laʻau
melomelo (fishing lures), hoe (paddles), ihe (short spears),
pololu (long spears)...
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attract the fish
making them easy to catch. This
practice was
known as
melomelo.
Another technique they used was
known as hinaʻi hoʻoluʻuluʻu.
These were...
-
offerings to
Hawaiian gods and goddesses.
Specific fishing practices include melomelo,
where club-like
sticks were
charred and
anointed in oil to
attract hīnālea...
- handles),
apuapu (rasps for
making fish hooks), ʻōʻō (digging sticks), lāʻau
melomelo (fishing lures), pou (house posts), pāhoa (daggers), pīkoi (tripping weapons...
- used as a
replacement for
metal by the
Native Hawaiians, who made laʻau
melomelo (fishing lures), pāhoa (daggers), ihe (short spears), pololū (long spears)...
