vs. Having no wife, children, or relatives (name derived from a lone mulberry tree growing in a cave at Kūloli, Kona, Hawaiʻi, which was known as ka wauke kū kahi a Kūloli, the lone mulberry tree of Kūloli); also said of any very young wauke plant.
s. Name of a species of wauki on Hawaii at Palilua.
2. A person who has no wife nor children is called kuloli.
1. Name of a variety of wauke (mulberry) on the island of Hawaii at Palilua.
2. A person who has no wife nor children; one without a relative.
one without wife or child. Elevation, Hamakualoa, Maui.
Elevation between Ka-unu-o-Hua and Pēpē-ʻōpae, Ka-malō qd., inland central Molokaʻi. Lit., having no wife, children, or relatives. See PE, kūloli.
Single mulberry tree that once grew in a cave at Kūloli, Hawaiʻi. (PE.) Species of wauke at Palilua, Hawaiʻi. (A.)
Person who has no wife or children is called kūloli, a name derived from a lone mulberry shrub or small tree, wauke, growing in a cave at Kūloli, Kona, Hawaiʻi. (PE.) A wauke at Palilua, Hawaiʻi. (CMH.)
A person who has no wife nor children; one without a relative (AP).
E huli iā “kūloli” ma Ulukau.
Search for “kūloli” on Ulukau.