1Nuuanu cool height also Nukuanu cool passPuu Lanihuli where the heavens changePuu Knhuanui large fat innardsLuakaha place of relaxationMakuku hill stream and heiauKahapaakaisalt placeWaolani heavenly ID: 865805
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1 1 Place Names and Wahi Pana (Storied
1 Place Names and Wahi Pana (Storied Places) Nu‘uanu (“cool height”) also “Nukuanu” (“cool pass”) Pu‘u Lanihuli (“where the heavens change” ) Pu‘u Kōnāhuanui (“large, fat innards”) Luakaha (“place of relaxation”) Makuku (hill, stream, and heiau) Kahapa‘akai (“salt place”) Waolani (“heavenly forested area”) Kaniakapupu (Royal residence — “ the singing of the land snails”) Hānaiakamalama (Royal residence — “ adopted child of the light or moon”) Ahiupu‘u (“hill of fire”) Kawānanakoa (“the fearless prophecy”) Villag e of Kou (settlement at the Nu‘uanu Stream Mouth) Kawa and Kuwili Fishponds (feeding royalty) Pākākā (“low and broad” or Pā Kākā “courtyard for smiting”) religious and political compound at foot of Fort Street at Honolulu Harbor — Luakini heiau