1. n., Native trees (species of Bobea) with small to medium-sized, oblong leaves; small greenish or white flowers; and small, purple-to-black juicy fruits. The wood is yellow and formerly was used for poi boards and canoe rims.
2. n., Same as haokea, a taro.
s., Name of a species of yellowish wood used for rims of canoes. It is also used for making poi boards, canoe paddles, &c.
n., A tree of the genus, Bobea. The wood, which is of a yellowish color, is used for rims of canoes, poi boards, and canoe paddles.
Tree of an endemic genus (Bobea). Its wood was used for canoe rims or gunwales, poi boards, moʻo, and canoe paddles. See Canoes: Construction and Parts.
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