What is another word for tupaia?
Pronunciation: [tjˈuːpe͡ɪə] (IPA) 
Tupaia, also known as the Polynesian navigator, is a word used to describe a specific type of South Pacific islander who is skilled in the art of understanding and interpreting the stars, ocean currents, and winds to navigate the waters. There are various synonyms that can be used to describe these skilled islanders, including seafarers, navigators, ocean explorers, sailors, voyagers, and oceanic travelers. Additionally, some other language options include Wayfinder, the Hawaiian term for a skilled navigator, and moana, the word in Maori for ocean or journey. These words all describe the same type of person, someone with vast knowledge of the ocean and the stars who uses this knowledge to navigate with precision and accuracy.
