Paniolo
[pɑːniˈoʊloʊ]Meaning
Hawaiian cowboy or rancher
Background Story
The term 'paniolo' comes from the Hawaiian language and was influenced by the Spanish term 'español.' It refers to the cowboys that work on the Hawaiian ranches, particularly on the Big Island of Hawaii. The paniolo culture is rich with traditions and plays an important role in Hawaii's agricultural history.
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