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- Māhū abstract "Māhū in traditional Hawaiian or Kanaka Maoli and Tahitian or Maohi cultures are third gender persons with traditional roles within Kanaka Maoli and Maohi society, similar to Tongan fakaleiti and Samoan fa'afafine and analogous to the Neapolitan femminiello.In modern-day Hawaiʻi it is a commonly used slang word for transvestite and transgender persons.Aikāne is a traditional Kanaka Maoli term for a kāne (man) who is the male lover of another kāne or man.Side note: In Hawai‘i, being māhū is accepted. For those who do not accept māhū people, they are not Hawaiian.".
- Māhū wikiPageExternalLink kumuhina.com.
- Māhū wikiPageExternalLink like-a-lady-in-polynesia.htm.
- Māhū wikiPageExternalLink 264232.
- Māhū wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=kICUFjiXSfo.
- Māhū wikiPageID "1823520".
- Māhū wikiPageLength "2633".
- Māhū wikiPageOutDegree "18".
- Māhū wikiPageRevisionID "682076709".
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Aikāne.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gender_in_Oceania.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hawaii_culture.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:LGBT_in_Hawaii.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Native_Hawaiian_culture.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Third_gender.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Transgender_identities.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Transgender_in_Oceania.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Category:Transgender_in_the_United_States.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Faafafine.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Fakaleiti.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Femminiello.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Kanaka_Maoli.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Maohi.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Native_Hawaiians.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Thames_&_Hudson.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Thames_and_Hudson.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Third_gender.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Transgender.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Transvestism.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLink Transvestite.
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLinkText "Māhū".
- Māhū wikiPageWikiLinkText "māhū".
- Māhū hasPhotoCollection Māhū.
- Māhū wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:About.
- Māhū wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Okina.
- Māhū wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Māhū wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sexual_identities.
- Māhū subject Category:Gender_in_Oceania.
- Māhū subject Category:Hawaii_culture.
- Māhū subject Category:LGBT_in_Hawaii.
- Māhū subject Category:Native_Hawaiian_culture.
- Māhū subject Category:Third_gender.
- Māhū subject Category:Transgender_identities.
- Māhū subject Category:Transgender_in_Oceania.
- Māhū subject Category:Transgender_in_the_United_States.
- Māhū comment "Māhū in traditional Hawaiian or Kanaka Maoli and Tahitian or Maohi cultures are third gender persons with traditional roles within Kanaka Maoli and Maohi society, similar to Tongan fakaleiti and Samoan fa'afafine and analogous to the Neapolitan femminiello.In modern-day Hawaiʻi it is a commonly used slang word for transvestite and transgender persons.Aikāne is a traditional Kanaka Maoli term for a kāne (man) who is the male lover of another kāne or man.Side note: In Hawai‘i, being māhū is accepted. ".
- Māhū label "Māhū".
- Māhū sameAs Mahu.
- Māhū sameAs Mahu.
- Māhū sameAs Māhū.
- Māhū sameAs Mahu.
- Māhū sameAs m.05zsvn.
- Māhū sameAs Q3277905.
- Māhū sameAs Q3277905.
- Māhū wasDerivedFrom Māhū?oldid=682076709.
- Māhū isPrimaryTopicOf Māhū.