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| − | As god of rain: | + | a. As god of rain: |
| − | Lono-nui-akea: Lono-of- | + | |
| − | Lono-nui-noho-i-ka-wai: | + | : Lono-nui-akea: Lono-of-wide-expanse. |
| − | (Great-Lono-dwelling- | + | |
| − | 1) Visible in cloud and storm | + | : Lono-nui-noho-i-ka-wai: (Great-Lono-dwelling-in-water.) |
| − | phenomena: Thunder; rainclouds; | + | |
| − | "Blood-red | + | : 1) Visible in cloud and storm phenomena: Thunder; rainclouds; "Blood-red rainfall" (uakoko) as flood after storm; rainbow (uakoko); Lightning (maka'alohilohi, "flashing eyes"). |
| − | rainfall" (uakoko) as | + | |
| − | flood after storm; rainbow | + | :2) Heard as sound of thunder (Lono), thus the verb <u>ho'olono</u>, "to hear." |
| − | (uakoko); | + | |
| − | (maka' | + | b. As god of the agricultural year: |
| − | eyes"). | + | |
| − | 2) Heard as sound of thunder | + | : Lono-i-ka-makahiki: Lono-in-the-year; Lono-in-the-first-fruits-season |
| − | (Lono), thus the verb | + | |
| − | ho'olono, "to hear." | + | : 1) God of first fruits, tax-collecting, sports, in the makahiki season. |
| − | b. As god of the | + | |
| − | year: | + | :: (a) Major forms: Ipu o Lono (gourd, hue, ipu); (sweet potato, 'uala) |
| − | Lono-i-ka-makahiki: | + | |
| − | Lono-in-the-year; Lono- | + | :: Ipu o Lono image in <u>hale mua</u> (unu o Lono) |
| − | + | ||
| − | 1) God of | + | : 2) God of the ahu-pua'a image. |
| − | + | ||
| − | makahiki season. | + | :: (a) The boar incarnation of Lono as Kamapua'a the hog demigod (kupua). Represented as a pig's head carved from <u>kukui</u> wood. |
| − | (a) Major forms: Ipu o | + | |
| − | Lono (gourd, hue, ipu); | + | :: (b) As the medicine god: |
| − | (sweet | + | |
| − | Ipu o Lono image in hale | + | ::: Lono-puha:Lono-of-abscess |
| − | mua (unu o | + | |
| − | 2) God of the ahu-pua'a image. | + | :: (c) Plant forms of <u>Kamapua'a</u>, as medicinal <u>kinolau</u> of Lono: |
| − | (a) The boar incarnation of | + | |
| − | Lono as Kamapua'a the | + | ::: kuki: <u>Aleurites moluccana</u> |
| − | hog demigod (kupua). | + | |
| − | Represented as a | + | ::: ama'uma'u fern: <u>Sadleria</u> spp. |
| − | head carved from kukui | + | |
| − | wood. | + | ::: hala: <u>Pandanus odoratissimus</u> |
| − | (b) As the medicine god: | + | |
| − | Lono-puha:Lono-of-abscess | + | ::: uhaloa: <u>Waltheria americana</u> |
| − | (c) Plant forms of | + | |
| − | Kamapua'a, as medicinal | + | ::: kukae-pua'a grass: <u>Digitaria pruriens</u> |
| − | kinolau of Lono: | + | |
| − | kuki | + | ::: (Pua'a) olomea: <u>Perrottetia sandwicensis</u> |
| − | + | ||
| − | ama'uma'u fern: | + | ::: hapu'u fern: <u>Cibotium spp. |
| − | Sadleria spp. | + | |
| − | hala: Pandanus | + | ::: lu'au leaf: <u>Colocasis esculenta</u> |
| − | uhaloa: Waltheria | + | |
| − | + | ::: hinu pua'a banana: <u>Muscacear</u> spp. (black) | |
| − | kukae-pua'a grass: | + | |
| − | + | :::limu lipu'upu'u: <u>Valonia utricularis</u> | |
| − | (Pua'a) olomea: | + | |
| − | + | ::: ki (ti): <u>Cordyline terminalis</u> | |
| − | hapu'u fern: Cibotium | + | |
| − | spp. | + | : 3) Images of Lono-i-ka-makahiki (other than Ipu o Lono gourd image) |
| − | + | :: Lono-makua (makahiki standard): Lono-father | |
| − | hinu pua'a banana: | + | |
| − | Muscacear spp. (black) | + | ::: Called the <u>akua loa</u>: (long god, carried around the island); |
| − | limu | + | |
| − | Valonia u | + | ::: akua poko: (short god, carried inland). |
| − | ki ( | + | {{p|238}} |
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| − | 3) Images of Lono-i- | ||
| − | (other than Ipu o | ||
| − | Lono gourd image) | ||
| − | Lono-makua (makahiki standard): | ||
| − | Lono-father | ||
| − | Called the akua loa: | ||
| − | (long god, carried around | ||
| − | the | ||
| − | akua poko: (short god, | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 15 April 2006
a. As god of rain:
- Lono-nui-akea: Lono-of-wide-expanse.
- Lono-nui-noho-i-ka-wai: (Great-Lono-dwelling-in-water.)
- 1) Visible in cloud and storm phenomena: Thunder; rainclouds; "Blood-red rainfall" (uakoko) as flood after storm; rainbow (uakoko); Lightning (maka'alohilohi, "flashing eyes").
- 2) Heard as sound of thunder (Lono), thus the verb ho'olono, "to hear."
b. As god of the agricultural year:
- Lono-i-ka-makahiki: Lono-in-the-year; Lono-in-the-first-fruits-season
- 1) God of first fruits, tax-collecting, sports, in the makahiki season.
- (a) Major forms: Ipu o Lono (gourd, hue, ipu); (sweet potato, 'uala)
- Ipu o Lono image in hale mua (unu o Lono)
- 2) God of the ahu-pua'a image.
- (a) The boar incarnation of Lono as Kamapua'a the hog demigod (kupua). Represented as a pig's head carved from kukui wood.
- (b) As the medicine god:
- Lono-puha:Lono-of-abscess
- (c) Plant forms of Kamapua'a, as medicinal kinolau of Lono:
- kuki: Aleurites moluccana
- ama'uma'u fern: Sadleria spp.
- hala: Pandanus odoratissimus
- uhaloa: Waltheria americana
- kukae-pua'a grass: Digitaria pruriens
- (Pua'a) olomea: Perrottetia sandwicensis
- hapu'u fern: Cibotium spp.
- lu'au leaf: <u>Colocasis esculenta
- hinu pua'a banana: Muscacear spp. (black)
- limu lipu'upu'u: Valonia utricularis
- ki (ti): Cordyline terminalis
- 3) Images of Lono-i-ka-makahiki (other than Ipu o Lono gourd image)
- Lono-makua (makahiki standard): Lono-father
- Called the akua loa: (long god, carried around the island);
- akua poko: (short god, carried inland).
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