Homonym: moku (Island)
Moku is a term that originates from the Hawaiian language, meaning "island." It is often used to refer to the various islands that make up the Hawaiian archipelago, which includes well-known locations like Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii Island. Each moku has its own unique culture, geography, and history, contributing to the rich diversity of the region.
In a broader context, "moku" can also refer to divisions within a larger area, such as districts or regions. In traditional Hawaiian land management, moku served as a way to organize land and resources, ensuring sustainable use and community governance. This system reflects the deep connection between the people and their environment.