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Kun painan ”ohita” (koska harrastusjoukkue ei ole tehny #myclub kanssa sopparia eli listalla ei oo #KäPa) niin #spankki haluaa varmistaa etten halua elaskusopimusta antamalla vaihtoehdot ”palaa” tai ”keskeytä”.
Kumpaa tässä pitäis painaa? Joka kuukausi tää sama arvuuttelu.

Indy got a handful of new ties from a Hawaiian artist from Moloka'i. He will be looking extra dapper in these beautiful hand-stamped prints 😁

#maui #hawaii #dog #doggo #floof #sheltie #kapa #dogsofmastodon

Ground Stop at #KAPA (Centennial Airport, #Colorado) due to #bombthreat #aviation #avgeek (UPDATE: CLEARED, but unusual to see that).

FAA STATUS of Ground Stop Due to Bomb Threat

A Waimea #kapa maker receives nation’s highest honor in the folk and traditional #art https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2023/03/02/waimea-kapa-maker-receives-nations-highest-honor-folk-traditional-arts/

My latest research published in a special issue on Psychometrics and Psychological Assessment. You can download the full text HERE

#metacognition #kapa #open-access #personality #research #self-efficacy

https://www.lauraritchie.com/2022/10/23/validation-and-validity-research/

kapa

mountain

< maybe from French cap or Dutch kaap

#TokiPona #kapa #tan_nimi #etymon #TProot #etymology #Kanse #cap #Netelan #kaap

I just controlled this : on the oldest Toki Pona Word List had 'luka' had already the sense of 'five' and 'kapa' had almost all the senses of its remplacement word 'nena' except for 'nose' ...

https://archive.is/kQfgm

#TokiPona #nimi_majuna #originalwordlist #talika_tan #tuli #po #kapesi #kapa #iki #kan #oldestwordlist

Toki Pona - Hebrew wordlist

http://archive.is/xC0FE

also findable at

http://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%97%D7%94:%D7%98%D7%95%D7%A7%D7%99_%D7%A4%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%94

attestation of archaic words and the only mention of 'sepe' : equity (slang) that I know of.

#TokiPona #ancient_words #nimi_majuna #Hebrew #anno2004
#iki #kapa #kan #kapesi #leko #majuna #pasila #pata
#po #powe #sepe #tuli
#Iwisi

"The quality of its cloth is prized and valuable, warm, water resistant, long lasting, washable, soft, mothproof, flexible and white. In Polynesia, the loom and weaving of fibers did not occur, possibly because there were no mammals of size to provide hair. Cotton, flax, hemp and silk were not produced.

Wauke grows best in moist areas, along streams, in forests, wherever soil is rich, and where there is protection from the wind. ... Keiki grow from roots of established plants, so the wauke grove extends outwards naturally."[1]

"One ancient legend reveals the story of Maikoha, who after living years with his daughters, became weak and ill. Nearing death, he summoned his daughters and commanded them to carefully obey his instructions: "When I die, bury my body close to the waters of our pleasant stream. A tree will grow from that burial place. This tree will be to you for kapa, from which you will make all things good for clothing as well as covering when you sleep or are ill. The bark of this tree is the part you will use."

After Maikoha died, his daughters dutifully carried out his bidding and a new plant, such as they had never seen before, with small spreading branches, grew at his burial site. It was the wauke tree.

The daughters believed it was a gift from the 'aumakua, or spirits of ancestors. Reverently, they removed some branches, stripped off the bark and pounded the pieces until they were meshed into a crude type of cloth. Thus they made kapa, "the beaten thing.""[2]

#indigenous #Art #Ethnobotany #Kapa

[1]https://www.canoeplants.com/wauke.html

[2]http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2006/Nov/17/il/FP611170331.html/?print=on

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/40044510/understanding-the-supply-chain-of-paper-mulberry-bark-in-boku

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/165549

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/35421010