Ohwa 

Ohwa is a village on the mid-eastern shore of the Micronesian Island of Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. Ohwa was derived by combining two Pohnpeian words, “Ohn” meaning vine of a large local yam and “wa” bearing large amounts of fruit. When combined the word Ohwa is descriptive of an ancient legend describing a place where many vines produce a lot of fruit. Long ago the area now called Ohwa was barren with many rocks and no plants. The male ghost Enimwahn came and decided to shift the land upside down so that the soil was on top and the rocks were below. This movement of the earth allowed Enimwahn to plant vegetation. There grew many different types of food and plants

Childhood memories of living at Ohwa inspires the writer in me.

Ohwa by Michael G. Terpstra, Ph.D. July 28, 2006

ohwa 

girl in math class

math
class is my fav. class cause i like girl in front me

ohwa by bob hart October 12, 2003

ohwa 

hot girl in math class

i love that ohwa

ohwa by Anonymous October 13, 2003

Ohwa 

Ohwa is a village on the mid-eastern shore of the Micronesian Island of Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. Ohwa was derived by combining two Pohnpeian words, “Ohn” meaning vine of a large local yam and “wa” bearing large amounts of fruit. When combined the word Ohwa is descriptive of an ancient legend describing a place where many vines produce a lot of fruit. Long ago the area now called Ohwa was barren with many rocks and no plants. The male ghost Enimwahn came and decided to shift the land upside down so that the soil was on top and the rocks were below. This movement of the earth allowed Enimwahn to plant vegetation. There grew many different types of food and plants

Childhood memories of living at Ohwa inspires the writer in me.

Ohwa by Michael G. Terpstra, Ph.D. September 9, 2008

Ohwa 

Ohwa is a village on the mid-eastern shore of the Micronesian Island of Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. Ohwa was derived by combining two Pohnpeian words, “Ohn” meaning vine of a large local yam and “wa” bearing large amounts of fruit. When combined the word Ohwa is descriptive of an ancient legend describing a place where many vines produce a lot of fruit. Long ago the area now called Ohwa was barren with many rocks and no plants. The male ghost Enimwahn came and decided to shift the land upside down so that the soil was on top and the rocks were below. This movement of the earth allowed Enimwahn to plant vegetation. There grew many different types of food and plants

Childhood memories of living at Ohwa inspires the writer in me.

Ohwa by Michael G. Terpstra, Ph.D. July 29, 2006

bo oh oh wa ah 

The british way of saying "bottle of water"

Person a: I need something to drink

(british)Person b: Do you want a bo oh oh wa ah?

bo oh oh wa ah by Very important. October 14, 2021

ohward

Ohward mean "rd " or "ohrd "oh" and "alright"

My name is Tiffany .. him "ohward "

ohward by Mynee January 6, 2021