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ha'a

Scientific Name: Antidesma platyphyllum var. platyphyllum

Family: Euphorbiaceae

Category: Dicot

Growth: Tree

Duration: Perennial

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About "Ha'a" and "Koa" in Hawaiian Culture

This page explores the meanings and cultural significance of the Hawaiian words "Ha'a" and "Koa," drawing from various contexts where they appear.

"Ha'a": The Ancient Bent-Knee Dance

  • "Ha'a" refers to an ancient Hawaiian dance, predating hula, characterized by a bent-knee posture.
  • Traditionally performed by k?ne (men).

"Koa": The Warrior

  • "Koa" is the Hawaiian term for "warrior."

Ha'a Koa: Dance of the Warrior

  • The combination of "Ha'a Koa" represents the "Dance of the Warrior," a traditional performance.

Other Contexts of "Ha'a"

  • Mentions of individuals and entities named "Ha'a Keaulana," including a photographer and a water sports enthusiast.
  • References to "Ha'a Hula" as an entertainment group.

References to the Band A-ha

  • Multiple references to the Norwegian band A-ha.
  • Mentions of Joe Lycett's show, "That's The Way, A-Ha A-Ha."

N'haaitk

  • Mention of an aquatic monster said to live in Okanagan Lake.