Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 5, Number 1, 4 April 1860 — Inou o na Ai. [ARTICLE]

Inou o na Ai.

E ka Hae Hawaii e—Aloha kaua : Nani ke aloha, a me ka hoomanao ana i na inoa o na ai na Kupuna o kaua i, ai ai i na wa kaua, a me ka wi, a eia malalo iho nei na inoa o na ai Hawaii, a me kekahi mau ai o na aina e mai, i loaa ma ka olelo Hawaii. Q kau ia e lawe koke aku mai kela palena o aina, a kela palena, i hoomanao ai na Mio Hawai, a me na Opio e ae. mawele, Kalalau, , ihaihai, Kalaponi, ',i iono, Kawowo, leahea, Keko, Kihi, Alala, Kihimahina, Ape, iKipawale, Apiiwai, ; Koae, Ako, ’Kuapoi, Apliwai, (Kuunahawelu, Aweuweu, Kulina, Euau, Kupakeokeo, Eleele, Kupaeleele, Eepuu, Kupala, lii, Ki. . leie, Laiki. Ihuku, Lauilima, Ihumai, Lauloa, puhnolo, jLaholoa, Ipuala, * ' Lehiwa, Ipupu, (Liolio, Ipuulala, |Lihiole, T wipuhi, Likolehua, hel.o, Limuhuna, elopapa, Maia, a, Makapio, ueo, Manakea, • •'i, Maile, nakili, Maunapohaku, Manapapa, wio, Moe, 'p. Mohihi, .lipele, Mokihana, auhanui, Nawai, kahiki, Neeneemai, iu, Nena, Nohu, v ' Noni, \ 9 ' Nukulehua, Nika, ... Yv«\ £ aa * ■fc\M Pau, Paele, Palahalaha, Papapa, e, U«iay, K, . Piapia, P° e v Pohuehue, V s- Pik'ō, Pilipili, ,f Popolo, V Poni, ' . : Pu, ■ Puhiuha, Puaokawaihae, Paliilii, i Palaoa, ■ ii,. ’ Palakaia, iihea, Waipalupalu, Welohea, j Wehiwa, / .&:■ Perena, - <1 Makohi, loaā na inoa. loa ua koe keai ka mea i makaokau nona ai, u inōā i na opio hou. OPIO. 3, Mamki, 23. 1060.