- kapakapa
- Maori for flapping, pulsate, neck pendant
Maori-English dictionary. 2008.
kapakapa
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alias — Inoa kapakapa … English-Hawaiian dictionary
assumed — Kuhi. ♦ Assumed name, inoa kapakapa … English-Hawaiian dictionary
crotch — Kumuhele; kapakapa (human); mana … English-Hawaiian dictionary
enjoyable — Nanea, ho onanea, walea, le ale a, kapakapa, luakaha … English-Hawaiian dictionary
invoke — Kāhea, kapakapa … English-Hawaiian dictionary
name — 1. Noun. Inoa. See saying, a ala. ♦ Name given in a dream, inoa pō, inoa mai ka pō mai. ♦ Family name, inoa ohana. ♦ Chiefly name, inoa kapa na ke ali i. ♦ Fictitious or pet name, nickname, pen name, inoa kapakapa. 2. Verb. Hea,… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
