po'ouli
/ˌpoʊ.oʊˈuːli/
po'ouli noun: melamprosops phaeosoma, the black-faced honeycreeper, endemic to Hawaii, declared extinct in 2021.
Noun
po'ouli (plural po'oulis)
Forms of po'ouli
| plural | po'oulis |
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Origin of po'ouli
From Hawaiian poʻo-uli (literally “black-head”).
Questions about po'ouli
- What does po'ouli mean?
- Po'ouli means melamprosops phaeosoma, the black-faced honeycreeper, endemic to Hawaii, declared extinct in 2021.
- What part of speech is po'ouli?
- Po'ouli is a noun.
- How do you pronounce po'ouli?
- Po'ouli is pronounced /ˌpoʊ.oʊˈuːli/.
- What is the plural of po'ouli?
- The plural of po'ouli is po'oulis.
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