2i8 Ka Harm Kapa. 



Maaloa Bwlnueria stipularis ; mania ki (Fig. So, p. 130); from the iuiier bark a 



durable kapa was made. 

 Maaweawe spotted ; marked with small variation of color. 

 Mahiehie to d3-e kapa with fast colors. 

 Mahuna small spotted, used for covering idols; kapa like paipaikukui; a thin kapa 



much used in sorcery, often oiled. Mahunalii is another form. 

 Maiele Cyathodes Ta7}icianici(C. 



Maihi or Maihe to strip off bark for kapa-making. 

 Maile Alyxia olivccforviis ; a trailing plant much used by natives for its perfume 



(Fig. 98, p. 164). 

 Mao Ahutilon iiicaniiiii ; a small malvaceous plant used to dye green (Fig. 86, p. 143 ) . 

 Mamaki Pipturus albidus (Fig. 79); a plant used extensively for making kapa. 

 Maokioki spotted, variegated. 

 Moelua a red kapa. 

 Mokihana Pclca anisaia ; a shrub much used to scent kapa, the capsules to make 



leis (Fig. 97, p. 162). 

 Momo kapa of poor qualit}-. 



Moomoo kapa of second or third rate; kapa not much valued. 

 Nahenahe a soft kapa. 

 Nanu Cuirdcu/a Rcviyi (Fig. 88, p. 147); a tree with fragrant flowers; the pulp of 



fruit dyes j'ellow. 

 Nao a streak on kapa; the pattern formed by the beater. 

 Natl Gardenia Briglianiii ; the pulp around the nut d3es a good 3-ellow; flowers 



fragrant. 

 Ninio or Paninio to stamp kapa. 

 Nio a handsome kind of kapa. 

 Noni Morn/da cityifolia ; a small tree, the bark used to dve brown, the root red 



(Fig. 87, p. 145). 

 Ohekapala strips of bambu carved on one end for printing kapa (Figs. 65, 66). 

 Ohelohelo light red kapa; color of OIicIo (^J'acriiiii(vi rcticulatiini). 

 Ohia ai Eugoiia malacccnsis (Fig. 93, p. 157). 

 Ohia ha Eugenia sandivicensis ; also Alctrosideros polymorplia. 

 Ohiwaoke a bundle of waoke. 

 Ohuohu a blackish kind of kapa. 



Okena or Olena Cnrcuma hnga, turmeric, much used in dyeing yellow. 

 Oloa a small white kapa to cover a god when prayed to; waoke bark soaked soft. 

 Omoha a figure used in printing kapa. 

 Onio spotted kapa (PI. 41, i). 

 Onionio spotted, striped or variegated kapa. 

 Onohiula a deep red kapa. 

 Opi folds or creases in kapa. 

 Opihi a stamp on kapa ; a limpet. 

 Ouholowai mamaki kapa dyed different!}- on the two sides. 



