Ti-leaf, origin unknown, [668].
uses, [668]–70.
Token of identity or recognition, [170].
Touchardia latifolia (olona), Hawaiian hemp, [202], [606].
Tradition of Kamapuaa, [314].
Turtles lift the hill, [518].
Ualakaa, a legendary potato, story of, [532].
hill in Manoa (Round Top) named for, [458], [692].
Kamehameha began cultivation of, [692].
Ua’u, or Uwau birds (Æstrelata phaeopygia sandwichensis), [514], [660].
Uhu (parrot-fish), [8], [10], [154], [298], [698], [700].
(Calotomus sandwichensis), [76], [78], [356].
fishing, [76], [538].
(Callyodon lineatus), [298], [300].
Uhumakaikai (fish), [8], [12], [14], [154], [160], [162], [696].
See legend of Puniakaia.
Ukoa at Waialua, Kamalalawalu landed at, [236].