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ʻākohekohe

ʻākohekohe noun: a species of honeycreeper endemic to the island of Maui in Hawaii (Palmeria dolei).

Noun

ʻākohekohe (plural ʻākohekohes)

  1. a species of honeycreeper endemic to the island of Maui in Hawaii (Palmeria dolei)

Forms of ʻākohekohe

pluralʻākohekohes

Questions about ʻākohekohe

What does ʻākohekohe mean?
ʻākohekohe means a species of honeycreeper endemic to the island of Maui in Hawaii (Palmeria dolei).
What part of speech is ʻākohekohe?
ʻākohekohe is a noun.
What is the plural of ʻākohekohe?
The plural of ʻākohekohe is ʻākohekohes.

Words near ʻākohekohe in the dictionary

  1. ʻokina
  2. ʻokinas
  3. ʻukulele
  4. ʻukuleles
  5. ʻāina
  6. ʻākohekohe
  7. ʻākohekohes
  8. ʾiḍāfa
  9. ʿain
  10. ʿayin
  11. ʿIrāq

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