IPA: /ˈkæpu/
KK: /kæpu/
A prohibition or restriction, particularly in Hawaiian culture, often related to sacred practices or items.
In Hawaiian tradition, certain places are kapu, meaning they are off-limits to the public.
The word 'kapu' originates from Hawaiian, meaning a sacred or forbidden place. It refers to something that is set apart or restricted, often in a spiritual or cultural context.
Think of 'kapu' as a term for something that is 'sacred' or 'forbidden' in Hawaiian culture, helping you remember that it signifies a restricted or special place.
No commonly confused words.