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Olapa,
goddess of the moon, is
married to
Enkai (Ngai), god of the sun in
Maasai mythology. The two
fought one day, and
Olapa,
being a
short tempered...
- 1920)
Congo Olapa brachycerca Collenette, 1936
Angola Olapa fulviceps Hampson, 1910
Congo Olapa furva Hampson, 1905
southern Africa Olapa ituri Collenette...
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ethnomusicologists and songwriters. The
other the two hula types, hula ku'i and hula '
ōlapa are a
challenge to
editors in
terms of
textualizing and
representing them...
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joined a hālau,
which became the
foundation for Mark's hula
education as an
ʻolapa and chanter. Hoʻomalu
moved to
California in 1979 to
teach hula with Tiare...
- Her mother, Mary
Keolalaulani McCabe Wong,
founded Keolalaulani Halau '
Olapa O Laka, a hula school, in 1963.
Aloha Dalire would later become the director...
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Olapa tavetensis is a moth of the
family Erebidae first described by
William Jacob Holland in 1892. It is
found in Burundi, Cameroon, Comoros, the Republic...
- are
endemic to Polynesia. The five
Hawaiian species are
generally called ʻōlapa, and
occur in wet
forests on all
major islands as well as some
mesic forests...
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Cheirodendron trigynum, also
known as
ʻŌlapa or
common cheirodendron, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
ginseng family, Araliaceae, that is endemic...
- hālau
there are
typically two
classes of performers. The
ʻōlapa, or dancers, who, like the
ʻōlapa tree (or
cheirodendron trigynum)
dance with
agility and...
- with the kumu (teacher), alaka'i (leader),
kokua (helpers), and then the '
olapa (dancers) or
haumana (students). The word was also used for the long open-air...
