māhū
third gender in traditional Hawaiian, Kanaka and Maohi cultures
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māhū
Summary
māhū is a gender identity[1]. māhū draws 1,307 Wikipedia views per month (gender_identity category, ranking #11 of 43).[2]
Key Facts
- māhū is located in Hawaii[3].
- māhū is located in French Polynesia[4].
- māhū is in the country of United States[5].
- māhū's instance of is recorded as gender identity[6].
- māhū is a type of non-binary[7].
- māhū is a type of folk culture[8].
- māhū's Commons category is recorded as Māhū[9].
- māhū's facet of is recorded as gender liminality in Polynesia[10].
- māhū's different from is recorded as Mahu[11].
- māhū's hashtag is recorded as māhū[12].
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Definition and Type
māhū's instance of is recorded as gender identity[6]. Recorded subclass of include non-binary[7] and folk culture[8].
Why It Matters
māhū draws 1,307 Wikipedia views per month (gender_identity category, ranking #11 of 43).[2] māhū has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[13] māhū is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[14]