Alii
[ˈɑːliː]Meaning
the traditional nobility of the Hawaiian islands
Background Story
Aliʻi is the Hawaiian word for the traditional nobility of the Hawaiian islands, part of a hereditary line of rulers called the noho aliʻi. Cognates of the word have a similar meaning in other Polynesian languages, ariki in Māori and ari'i in Tahitian. In Esperanto, alii is a separate word, the infinitive of alia, meaning "to differ".
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