He took all of the fingers and all but one of the toes from Mafuike, and was entreated to do one of his greatest feats because of his mother's lack of time to dry tapa.  The hawk, which this god is sometimes personified as, is brown because he singed its feathers in obtaining fire.  One story sees him hiding behind Mt. Haleakala to lasso the sun to slow down its flight at the request of his mother, Hina.  He famously used some of his own blood and a hook made from a jawbone to fish up the earth from the bottom of the sea.  For 10 points, identi
He took all of the fingers and all but one of the toes from Mafuike, and was entreated to do one of his greatest feats because of his mother's lack of time to dry tapa.  The hawk, which this god is sometimes personified as, is brown because he singed its feathers in obtaining fire.  One story sees him hiding behind Mt. Haleakala to lasso the sun to slow down its flight at the request of his mother, Hina.  He famously used some of his own blood and a hook made from a jawbone to fish up the earth from the bottom of the sea.  For 10 points, identify this Polynesian god which lends his name to the second largest island of Hawaii.
He took all of the fingers and all but one of the toes from Mafuike, and was entreated to do one of his greatest feats because of his mother's lack of time to dry tapa.  
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