puamana
/ pua.mana /n., Caret sign of omission.
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puamana
/ PU-A-MA-NA /s., A caret (Λ) or sign of omission in writing.
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Puamana
1. Beach park, Lahaina, Maui. Puamana was the family home of Annie Kahalepouli Shaw Farden and Charles Kekua Farden. Their large two-story home, built in 1915, was located on Front Street. When the Fardens purchased the half-acre lot, it was already named Puamana. They agreed to keep the name for their home, translating it to mean the home that holds its members close. Puamana is probably best known to Hawaiʻi's residents through the song of the same name. Irmgard Farden Aluli, one of the twelve Farden children, composed it in 1935. Puamana Beach Park and Puamana subdivision adjacent to the park took their name from the Farden's family home. Also known as Mākila. 2. Surf site, Lahaina, Maui. Off the beach park.
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