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What does hoku mean in hawaiian?

"Hoku" in Hawaiian can have a few different meanings depending on the context. Here are some of the most common:

* Star: This is the most common meaning of "hoku." It refers to a star in the sky, often used in the context of navigation or celestial events.

* North: "Hoku" can also refer to the North, as in "hoku ʻākau" (north star).

* North Star: The North Star is often called "Hoku maoli" (true star) or "Hoku ʻākau" (north star).

* Lucky: "Hoku" can also be used in the sense of "lucky," as in "hoku loa" (very lucky).

* Bright: "Hoku" can also refer to something bright, like a star or a light.

The specific meaning of "hoku" will depend on the context of the phrase or sentence.

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