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GAY DICTNARY HAWAIIAN
Vis our Hawaiian Gay Dictnary to learn how to say gay Hawaiian. It is part of our LGBT dictnary wh more than 1600 entri om 68 languag. * slang for gay in hawaiian *
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Marriage, homoparental adoptn, assisted fecundatn techniqu for lbians, protectn agast discrimatn and hate crim, treatment of transgenr and transsexual people. The people played a fundamental role the tradnal culture of the island, however wh wtern and homophobic lonizatn, social rejectn and aggrsns of a part of society began, so the first fn offered by this dictnary was “faggot”. Māhū is a term that n now be ed if is to refer rpectfully to transgenr and gay people of both sex.
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* slang for gay in hawaiian *
However, the tradnal culture of the island, this exprsn referred to homosexual sex between the aliʻi nui (kgs or queens) and their kkaliʻi (men or female lser chiefs), rualized or not and whout any ncealment or problem.
Word origatg ancient Hawaii and around Polynia for a third-genred person, that is, not male nor female, but both or pre-ntact Hawaii (before whe explorers and missnari brought their homophobia wh them), mah were nsired special and assumed rpected and tradnal rol wh the lonizatn, beme mon for "mahu" to be ed pejoratively to refer mostly to gay men and drag queens, but sometim also butch women, and transgenred people of all kds.