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What is mahu?
The King of all Mahu's the great leader of #pking-jerking , said to have godlike powers. Sometimes named by his mortal name "V Danger V"
Robby : King Mahu is huge
Dennis : Yes I agree
Garzeen : LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Blindblade : TRANSLATTA VITTU
I_Ru1z_I : Brb walking the dog
V Danger V : s0nni
mahu - meme gif
mahu - video
Mahu - what is it?
A dude with dark skin, almost greenish that wears platform shoes and has bolts growing out of his neck.
Look that dude dressed up as Frankenstein for Halloween, nevermind that's just a mahu.
What does "mahu" mean?
Can't define mahu in words she is wonderful human being beatifuul by inside and out , priceless , akhand cutie
See she is mahu 🥀
Mahu - what does it mean?
Hawaiian for really gay. It's the same as Spanish's mas puto.
aw man that kane is very mahu, right brah.
Mahu - meaning
A man dressed like a woman. You don't have to be a homosexual but it helps!
Brah hard for even speak to one Mahu.
Mahu - definition
Hawaiian for Gay or Transgender person. Also meaning talented or gifted.
We went to a mahu party.
Mahu - slang
Tahitian word for a male who assumes female roles in his daily life.
That mahu cooks and cleans.
Mahu
Male crossdresser common to Hawaii, particularly the Chinatown district of Oahu. Mahu are on the streets to perform skin flute renditions for a price. Most mahu are pretty rough looking and could probably kick the shit out of you if provoked.
Mahu are disliked by large local women because they buy up all the large size stylish shoes leaving only funky kine shoes that nobody like wear.
a: Damn, dat lady sure got plenty make up and one short dress!
b: Dats no lady. Dats one mahu. She's a he and he could suck the chrome off a trailor hitch.
Mahu
hawaiian for homosexual
look at those damn mahu's working that corner!!
Mahu
Word originating in ancient Hawaii and around Polynesia for a third-gendered person, that is, not male nor female, but both or neither.
In pre-contact Hawaii (before white explorers and missionaries brought their homophobia with them), mahus were considered special and assumed respected and traditional roles within the communities.
After colonization, it became common for "mahu" to be used pejoratively to refer mostly to gay men and drag queens, but sometimes also butch women, and transgendered people of all kinds.
Although it is now most commonly used in a disdainful way, some have decided to remember their history and reclaim the word with pride, calling themselves "mahu," just as the words, "queer," "fag," and "dyke," have been reclaimed by many.
"King Kamehameha I of Hawaii had mahus dwell near his house because he considered them lucky, and in Tahiti every village had one mahu because it was thought to be fortunate for the village."