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Pīmoe

iʻoa ｜ proper noun Combined Hawaiian Dictionary (2020),

iʻoa, A demigod with an ulua fish form that was hooked by Māui in his efforts to unite the islands. Māui warned his older brothers, who were with him in the canoe, not to look back. But they did and saw a canoe bailer (kā) which they placed in the canoe. It changed into a beautiful woman, Hina-(i)-ke-kā. While they struggled to embrace her, the fish slipped away.

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