Alo

Hawaiian word for eye or a type of berry.

In Hawaiian, 'alo' means eye or pupil. It can also refer to a type of small, red berry found on the ʻalōʻalō tree (Prodigiosa coerulea), traditionally used medicinally.

Etymology

Alo is a Hawaiian word meaning eye or pupil.

Explain Like I’m 5

Alo means 'eye' in Hawaiian, and it can also refer to a type of small, red berry that grows on shrubs.

Fun Facts

Alo berries are often used in traditional Hawaiian medicine
The word 'alo' is related to the concept of sight and perception
Alo shrubs are native to Hawaii

FAQ

What does 'alo' mean? It means eye or berry
Is 'alo' a fruit? Yes, it is a type of small red berry
Where does the word 'alo' come from? It originates from the Hawaiian language

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

plant body part

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

berry

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Hawaiian language human body ecosystem

Indexes

Polynesian

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