Kaneohe

or Kā·ne·'o·he

[ kah-ney-oh-hey ]

noun

1. a town on eastern Oahu, in Hawaii.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Kaneohe¹

First recorded in 1840–50; from Hawaiian

Example Sentences

After a couple of hard years, they moved back to Hawaii where they lived in a two-bedroom house in Kaneohe on his grandfather’s hog and banana farm.

From Voice of San Diego

Here at Kaneohe dwelt Arthur Mackaye, brother of the poet, whose name was vaguely known to me.

From Project Gutenberg

What the Pali affords in panorama, the bay at Kaneohe offers in concentrated form.

From Project Gutenberg