Definition of pahu in English:

pahu

noun ˈpɑːhuː

In Tahiti, Hawaii, and other parts of eastern Polynesia: an upright, cylindrical wooden drum with a shark-skin head used to accompany dances and in religious ceremonies.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (1794–1872). From Hawaiian pahu and its cognate Tahitian pahu.

nounˈpɑːhuː

In Tahiti, Hawaii, and other parts of eastern Polynesia: an upright, cylindrical wooden drum with a shark-skin head used to accompany dances and in religious ceremonies.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (1794–1872). From Hawaiian pahu and its cognate Tahitian pahu.

词汇	pahu
释义	Definition of pahu in English: pahu noun ˈpɑːhuː In Tahiti, Hawaii, and other parts of eastern Polynesia: an upright, cylindrical wooden drum with a shark-skin head used to accompany dances and in religious ceremonies. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (1794–1872). From Hawaiian pahu and its cognate Tahitian pahu. Definition of pahu in US English: pahu nounˈpɑːhuː In Tahiti, Hawaii, and other parts of eastern Polynesia: an upright, cylindrical wooden drum with a shark-skin head used to accompany dances and in religious ceremonies. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (1794–1872). From Hawaiian pahu and its cognate Tahitian pahu.
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