Kapu
[ˈkɑːpu]Meaning
Hawaiian for 'forbidden' or 'sacred'
Background Story
In Hawaiian culture, the term 'kapu' is used to denote something that is sacred or forbidden. It reflects the deep respect and reverence for certain places and practices in Hawaiian tradition.
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