haku
/ˈhɑːkuː/
noun
- A traditional Hawaiian feather cloak or cape, often worn by royalty.
- The chief wore a haku during the ceremonial procession.
- Making a haku requires thousands of feathers and months of work.
- The museum displayed a beautiful haku made of yellow and red feathers.
- A Hawaiian lei or wreath worn on the head.
- She wore a fragrant haku of plumeria and maile leaves for the luau.
- At the festival, everyone received a fresh haku to wear.
- The children made a simple haku from flowers they picked in the garden.