Kahanamoku

[ kah-hah-nah-moh-koo ]

/ kɑˌhɑ nɑˈmoʊ ku /

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noun

Duke Pa·o·a

[pah-oh-ah], /pɑˈoʊ ɑ/, 1890–1968, U.S. swimmer and surfer.

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Words nearby Kahanamoku

Kagera, kago, Kagoshima, kagoul, kagu, Kahanamoku, kahawai, kahawai bird, kahikatea, kahikatoa, Kahlo

How to use Kahanamoku in a sentence

Duke Kahanamoku, a native who has always lived on poi, is the champion swimmer of the world.
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