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Title: A must for the Hawaiian culture study & research
Review: This is a rare 1973 edition of Hawaiian-English/English-Hawaiian Dictionary, Which contains the same original contents & supplement chapters as the one published in 1957. Both are compiled by the same distinguished authors: Mary Kawena Pukui, leading authority on the Hawaiian language, and Samuel H. Elbert, specialist in Polynesian languages and compiler of other Pacific language dictionaries.This volume is designed to be used as a means to consult the earlier Hawaiian study for the benefit of its richly illustrative phrases and its highly detailed treatment. A special feature is a supplement giving the Hawaiian equivalent of some 700 English given names.Supplement to the Hawaiian-English dictionaryNew entries and meaningsGlossary of Hawaiian gods, demigods, family gods, and a few heroes Specializations of Hawaiian gods and common forms they assumedHawaiian reflexes of Proto-Polynesian and Proto-Malayo-Polynesian
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