What Does That Word Mean?

Jun 8, 2020

General

Big Island = Hawaiʻi Island
Hale = home or house
Hui = the gathering place
Kai = ocean, sea
Lanai = porch, deck, veranda
Lehua = blossom of the ohiʻa tree
Mauka = upcountry
Makai = seaward
Ohiʻa = native majestic tree
Paniolo = cowboy
Poi = a food prepared from the cooked corms of taro that are mashed with water to the consistency of a paste or thick liquid and often allowed to ferment. Can also mean “mix.”

Animals

Lehua = our Lab/Retriever mix
Wally = our black poi pup
Smoke = Palomino Appaloosa that flew with us to Hawaiʻi
Palmer = new dappled bay gelding
Girdie = Nubian goat that flew with us to Hawaiʻi
LeLe = newest Nubian goat
Makai = orange Tabby kitty
Tucker = our first ferrel kitty
Jett = our second ferrel kitty
Tutu = kitty that came with the hale
The Girls = our assorted chickens

What Clients Are Saying

“Selling a home in this market can be so complicated, but you kept us updated at the drop of a hat whenever we had concerns. We’re so grateful for the effort you put in to keep us informed and confident while navigating this major milestone. I’ll be referring you to my friends, family, and colleagues who need real estate assistance in the future.
Thank you again for your hard work and expertise. You’re a rock star! 🤩 ”

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