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KAUWELA - hawaiian for "summer" or "hot season"

Kauwela's sweet but feisty. She will either warm your heart or burn your house down. It all depends on how you treat her. She is strong, smart, creative, and brave. She doesnt have many friends because she can't stand to waste her time with people who do not fit her goals and beliefs. To have known a Kauwela is to have lived.
Ex: "Kauwela is coming"
kauwela by Mauisown September 8, 2020
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Hawaiian for "the heat" and American for "the great". An unique person who gets along with most. Tends to make people's day better.
-Who is that girl and how does she know everyone?
-that's Kawela, she is basically amazing
-ohhhh i wanna meet her!!
Kawela by theejean February 15, 2010
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big island boar killa hunta; someone who has a big boto, one true kunta
whoa kauwila you look fine as fuck!
kauwila by chanbby January 11, 2010
Kaiwela is a beautiful Hawaiian name that comes from the god Pele, the story is Pele went to reach the ocean and was turn to stone while doing. The name Kaiwela means to love, respect, and give hope to the people of Hawaii. Kaiwela is also a royal name that was passed down from the ancient Hawaiian days threw Kamehameha the first, though Kamehameha did not give the name Kaiwela to his children, it is a name that he loved and cherished it was passed down from Kamehameha to the Maka family and into the Olanolan family, Now whoever has claimed the name has claimed it and it cannot be claimed again, Hawaiians now day say that whoever has this name has royalty and Carrie’s the eye of Kamehameha with them.
“Kaiwela has the eyes of Kamehameha.”
kaiwela by Lucy Winston November 21, 2023
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