"Pōwehi" meaning in Hawaiian

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  "etymology_text": "From pō (“unfathomable ceaseless powerful creation”) + wehi (“honorific for crowned nobles”).",
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          "ref": "2018, K Lipe, “Toward equity and equality: Transforming universities into Indigenous places of learning”, in Reclaiming Indigenous research in higher education",
          "text": "Pua ana ke kupa ala leia ke kama nei Kama 'ia i kama'āina ke aloha Aloha Mānoa i ka ua Tuahine Halihali 'ia maila e ka 'olu Kahaukani Kani a'ela ia uka o Kaho'iwai Ia 'āina kaulana i ka ulu lehua Lehua-kea o ka uka la o Naniuapō Pōwehi i ka wai pe'e palai o Waiakeakua […]",
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        "the generative darkness of creation, from the Hawaiian creation chant Kumulipo"
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          "text": "Pua ana ke kupa ala leia ke kama nei Kama 'ia i kama'āina ke aloha Aloha Mānoa i ka ua Tuahine Halihali 'ia maila e ka 'olu Kahaukani Kani a'ela ia uka o Kaho'iwai Ia 'āina kaulana i ka ulu lehua Lehua-kea o ka uka la o Naniuapō Pōwehi i ka wai pe'e palai o Waiakeakua […]",
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        "the generative darkness of creation, from the Hawaiian creation chant Kumulipo"
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  "word": "Pōwehi"
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