IPA: /ˈhɑːkuː/
KK: /hɑːkuː/
A crown made of fresh flowers, often given as a symbol of honor or celebration in Hawaiian culture.
She wore a beautiful haku during the graduation ceremony.
The word 'haku' originates from Japanese, meaning to write or to draw. It is often associated with the act of calligraphy or artistic expression in the Japanese language.
Think of the Japanese word 'haku' meaning to write or draw, which helps you remember that 'haku' relates to the act of writing or artistic creation.