What is another word for Kahoolawe Island?
Pronunciation: [kˈahuːlˌɔː ˈa͡ɪlənd] (IPA) 
Kahoolawe Island, located in the Hawaiian archipelago, is a small island that has been used for various purposes over the years. Known for its rugged terrain, the island has undergone significant restoration efforts in recent years. Synonyms for Kahoolawe Island include "The Target Isle" as it was used as a bombing range by the US Navy for several decades. It is also nicknamed "Kanaloa," after the Hawaiian god of the sea, and sometimes known as "Kahoolawe Lio Kai," which translates to "Horse Island of the Sea." It is also sometimes referred to as "Kaho'olawe," which is an alternative spelling. Despite its troubled past, the island is slowly recovering and becoming a symbol of hope and resilience.
