Weapons
- Hoe - Canoe paddle
- Hoe Leiomano - Paddle, shark tooth weapon
- Ihe - Short spear with barbed edges or straight point (up to 9 ft/2.7 m staff)
- Kaʻane - Garrote (strangling cord)
- Koʻokoʻo - Staffs (long and short)
- Koʻokoʻo Loa (6 ft/1.8 m staff)
- Koʻokoʻo Pōkole (4 ft/1.2 m staff)
- Kuʻekuʻe Lima Leiomano - Knuckle duster weapon
- Leiomano - Shark tooth weapon
- Maʻa - Sling
- Maka Pāhoa - Double-edge (eye) dagger
- Newa - Short (small) club
- Pahi - Knife
- Pāhoa - Single-edge dagger
- Pāhoa Koʻokoʻo - Cane double-edge dagger
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