Michigan

[chicken grandma]

Lux is of course not Hawaiian. I believe it is Latin.

Here is more Hawaiian.
Pua = poo ahh = flower
Pono = po no = excellence, in balance, things are right
Nui = new ee = large
Moa = mo ah = chicken
Mei = my = may
Mele - may lay = song
Lono = lo no = the God of Agriculture
Lele = lay lay = to leap, fly, move
Ahi = Ah Hee = fire
Kula = Ku la = golden
Kekoa = Kay ko ah = warrior
Kala - Ka La = freedom

 

[BackyardFarmMom]

#1 Most chatty group... again! Are we surprised... No especially if you are trying to keep up!!! I almost started a Michigan Catch Up Forum but I don't want to disappoint anyone if I can't do it one day! If you guys really want one I will make it... or TRY!!!

 

[Olive Hill]

Hey, Nancy -- How do you say Pig?

 

[NovaAman]

lol. No!

 

[chicken grandma]

Olive -

Pua'a =poo ah ah = pig

Kama pua'a = the God of pigs and he was a player if you know what I mean.

I wonder if the Native American word for pigs would be nicer?

 

[Olive Hill]

Thanks, Nancy!

I nabbed the picture, got it on my phone and am trying to upload it to Instagram so I could post it and of course my phone is refusing to get enough service.

 

[EeyoreD]

Olive -

Pua'a =poo ah ah = pig

Kama - pua'a is the God of pigs and he was a player if you know what I mean.

Hang on, just adding an extra ah turns a flower into a pig?! Alchemy!

 

[Olive Hill]

Here he is. His body is spotted with big splotches, kind of like a Holstein.

 

[1muttsfan]

Jack, Jock - both honorable herding dog names.
Bob, Ben, Buck

Here ii a site that has Border Collie names

http://www.puppy-names-hq.com/border-collie-puppy-names.html

 

[Totalcolour]

Here he is. His body is spotted with big splotches, kind of like a Holstein.

Oh how gorgeous - and it looks like he has some patches on his rear legs so how about "BREEKS"

from Wikipedia
Outside Scotland the term breeks is often used to refer to breeches, a trouser similar to plus fours, especially when worn in Scotland and engaging in field sports such as deer stalking, and the activities of taking pheasant, duck, partridge and other game birds.

Is this going to be a working dog?

Never mind, I think I'll call my dog "breeks" when i get him.