IPA: /ˈkɑːpə/
KK: /kɑːpə/
A type of cloth or fabric, often made from the bark of trees, traditionally used in Hawaii and other Pacific Islands for clothing and other purposes.
The artist used kapa to create beautiful patterns on the fabric.
The word 'kapa' originates from the Hawaiian language, meaning a type of cloth or fabric, often used in traditional clothing and crafts. It refers specifically to a material made from the bark of trees, particularly the paper mulberry tree.
Think of the Hawaiian word for a type of cloth or fabric, which helps you remember that 'kapa' refers to this traditional material.