[Found under: “KA MOOLELO o Hiiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele.”]
A Kalahale is the wind of Haena
A Limahuli is the wind of Haena
A Kolokini is the surfing wind of Kahuanui and Lohiauipo in Haena
A Unukupua is the voice-carrying wind of Lohiauipo in Haena
A Kanaenae is the fragrance-carrying wind of Lohiauipo in Haena
A Kilauea is the love-snatching wind of Lohiau in Haena
A Leoikua is the love-carrying wind of Lohiau in Haena
A Iponoenoelauae is the woman-fetching wind of Lohiauipo in Haena
Much aloha for Lohiauipo, my lover in Haena
A Peke is the wind of Hanakapiai
A Kaiopihi is the wind of Hanakoa
A Lawakua belongs to Kikiopua
A Lanikuua belongs to Kalalau
A Waikuauhao belongs to Hanapu wai kanaka
A Uluhinahina is the wind of Hanapu wai akua
A Aikoo is the wind of Nualolo
A Koholalele is the wind of Makuaiki
A Mapuala is the stranger-fetching wind of Nualolo
A Pua-o is the wind of Kamaile
A Papala is the fire-thrusting wind of Aneki
A Palihikai is the wind of Milolii
A Holoa is the Koolau wind of Keanaoku
A Leihoohihi is the wind of Polihale
A Kaunoa is the wind of Haeleele
A Mehuamoeone is the wind of Kolo
A Ohai is the wind of Papiohuli
A Holoua is the wind of Nohili
A Puukapele is the wind of Ma-na
A Hookui is the wind of Puukuakahi
The voice of the wind is hoarse in Puukualua
[Pele calls out the names of the winds of Haena, showing her familiarity with Kauai.]
(Na’i Aupuni, 6/25/1906, p. 3)

Ka Na’i Aupuni, Buke II, Helu 20, Aoao 3. Iune 25, 1906.
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Wind names of Haena and beyond.