Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 2 (of 3)

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Hewahewa, priest of Kamehameha, [478].

Hia (making fire by friction), [296], [342].

Hiiaka, [312], [318], [334], [338], [340]; and Pele, [546], [576], [578], [580];
and Waialani, [580].

Hiiakaikapoliopele, sister of Pele, [334].

Hiiakaikapuaaneane, sister of Pele, [334].

Hiiakalalo and Hiiakaluna, brothers of Pele, [338].

Hiiakanoholae, Kona, [298].

Hiialo (manner of carrying), [184].

Hikiliimakaounulau (star), [118].

Hikinaakala, chief of Puna, [82].
term for Puna district, [82].