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Ha'a ana ka wahine Pele 'uhï'ýhà mai ana ea, Nome ana o Pele i Puna aia ka palena a i kai ea, He inoa nou a'e Pele ea, ka wahine noho a'i Kïlauea, Ho'i nò º kapu i Kïlauea, e ola màkou a mau loa. Ke inoa no Pele. |
She is Pele, approaching with the sound of flowing lava, Eating the land of Puna down to ocean's edge. Her name is Pele, and she lives in Kïlauea, The taboo returns to Kïlauea; may we live always, Honoring the name of Pele. |
| This is a hula chant composed by Alice Nàmakelua. Kïlauea, an active volcano on the island of Hawai'i, is the home of Pele, the volcano goddess. |
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