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 | | As mentioned previously, the are of Fiji, Tonga, Samoa is known as Hawaiki-lalo, meaning the 'Southern Hawa-iki', or more precisely the 'Small Hawa which lies Southerly'. |
 | | Insuring that this is indeed part of the Polynesian family connection we have further proof that Samoa, one of the islands in the Samoan group, translates into the 'Sacred breath of the Cock', the jungle fowl or moa being the traditional totem of Pimoe's tribe and clan. |
 | | Sacred chants from Tonga to Aotearoa (New Zealand) speak of the powerful woman who taught her grandson from birth, imparting to him, throughout his first fifteen years, the knowledge of the 'lower jaw' the 'auwae lalo. |
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