Crossword clues for tahiti
tahiti
- Part of French Polynesia
- Pacific paradise
- Bounty stop of 1788
- Stop for the "Bounty"
- Papeete is its capital
- Hawaiian Airlines destination
- Gauguin's isle
- Gauguin's island retreat
- Gauguin hangout
- French-speaking Pacific island
- A Society Island
- "Mutiny on the Bounty" isle
- South Pacific vacation mecca
- South Pacific isle
- Largest of the Windwards
- Largest island in French Polynesia
- Island from which the Bounty sailed
- Exotic vacation destination
- Exotic isle
- "Mutiny on the Bounty" setting
- Where Gauguin painted "Woman With a Flower"
- Where Gauguin painted "By the Sea"
- The H.M.S. Bounty stopped here in 1788
- South Seas resort isle
- South Seas resort island
- South Pacific resort spot
- South Pacific island, linked to Paul Gauguin and Robert Louis Stevenson
- South Pacific island, capital Papeete
- South Pacific island popular with vacationers
- South Pacific getaway
- Society Islands member
- Polynesian island formerly known as Otaheite
- Paul Gauguin's island
- Paul Gauguin Museum location
- Papeete's place
- Papeete location
- Leonard Bernstein's 'Trouble in '
- Largest Polynesian island that hosts many honeymoons
- Island whose highest peak is Orohena
- Island whose highest peak is Mont Orohena
- Island visited by the HMS Bounty
- Island visited by the Bounty
- Island to which Gauguin went after leaving Europe
- Island setting for Melville's "Omoo"
- Island retreat for Gauguin
- Island of French Polynesia famous for its black beaches
- Island exoticized by Gauguin
- Gauguin's 1890s home
- French-speaking island (6)
- French-speaking island
- Exotic South Seas island
- Eight-hour flight from Los Angeles
- Bounty's destination
- 1788 stop for the Bounty
- "Trouble in ___" (Bernstein opera)
- "Bounty" port of call
- "Bounty" landfall
- ''Mutiny on the Bounty'' island
- ''Bounty'' port of call
- Papeete's land
- The Bounty's anchorage
- Where Papeete is
- One of the Society Islands
- Gauguin locale
- Destination of the Bounty in "Mutiny on the Bounty"
- Exotic vacation spot
- Idyllic South Seas island
- Bora Bora neighbor
- Land in a Gauguin landscape
- Pearl fishing locale
- Gauguin setting
- Place where Gauguin painted
- "Omoo" setting
- Island where Gauguin painted
- Society Islands island
- Polynesian paradise
- Bernstein's "Trouble in ___"
- Home of Faa'a International Airport
- "Omoo" island
- Setting for Melville's "Omoo"
- Locale for some Gauguin art
- South Seas getaway
- Captain Cook landfall of April 1769
- Faa'a International Airport location
- Stop for James Cook when circumnavigating the globe
- The most important island in French Polynesia
- Made famous by Robert Louis Stevenson and Paul Gauguin
- An island in the south Pacific
- Gauguin milieu
- Gauguin's island paradise
- Gauguin's island home
- Gaugin's last home
- Gauguin's paradise
- Papeete's location
- Gauguin's hideaway
- Where Gauguin died
- Largest of the Society Islands
- Where Gauguin painted: 1891–93
- Bounty stopover: 1788
- Main island of French Polynesia
- South Pacific island, associated with Robert Louis Stevenson
- South Pacific island where both Robert Louis Stevenson and Paul Gauguin spent time
- Note about a popular song in S Pacific island
- Largest island of French Polynesia
- Pacific island
- Island that rises round one Polynesian paradise
- Island battered in conclusion, briefly
- Thanks to strike is stuck on island – this one?
- South Pacific island where Gauguin lived
- "Mutiny on the Bounty" island
- Papeete's island
- Gauguin's adopted home
- Island near Bora Bora
- Gauguin's retreat
- South Pacific resort island
- South Seas paradise
- South Seas island
- Polynesian island where Gauguin lived
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
from native Polynesian Otahiti, of uncertain meaning. It was called in turn Sagittaria (1606, by the Portuguese), King George III Island (1767, by the British), Nouvelle-Cythère (1768, by the French). Related: Tahitian.
Wikipedia
Tahiti (; ) is the largest island in the Windward group of French Polynesia; this overseas collectivity of the French Republic is sometimes referred to as an overseas country. The island is located in the archipelago of the Society Islands in the central Southern Pacific Ocean, and is divided into two parts: The bigger, northwestern part Tahiti Nui and the smaller, southeastern part Tahiti Iti. The island was formed from volcanic activity and is high and mountainous with surrounding coral reefs. The population is 183,645 inhabitants (2012 census), making it the most populous island of French Polynesia and accounting for 68.5% of its total population.
Tahiti is the economic, cultural and political centre of French Polynesia. The capital of the collectivity, Pape'ete, is located on the northwest coast with the only international airport in the region, Fa'a'ā International Airport, situated from the town centre.
Tahiti was originally settled by Polynesians between 300 and 800 CE. They represent about 70% of the island's population with the rest made up of Europeans, Chinese and those of mixed heritage.
The island was part of the Kingdom of Tahiti until its annexation by France in 1880, when it was proclaimed a colony of France. It was not until 1946 that the indigenous Tahitians were legally authorised to be French citizens. French is the only official language although the Tahitian language (Reo Tahiti) is widely spoken.
Tahiti (stylized as TAHITI; Korean: 타히티) consist of five-members. A South Korean Kpop girl group formed by Dream Star Entertainment in 2012. The group debuted on July 23, 2012, with the single "Tonight". Their fanclub name is "Black Pearl".
Tahiti may refer to:
- Tahiti, an island in French Polynesia
- Tahiti (band), a South Korean girl group
- RMS Tahiti, an ocean liner
Usage examples of "tahiti".
This was named the Aute Valley, from the circumstance that the first gardens of the aute, or cloth-plant, fetched from Tahiti, were set out here.
The only major development was the exploitation of the phosphate deposits of Makatea, an atoll north of Tahiti in the Tuamotu group.
This stately tree, which is rarely met with upon the Sandwich Islands, and then only of a very inferior quality, and at Tahiti does not abound to a degree that renders its fruit the principal article of food, attains its greatest excellence in the genial climate of the Marquesan group, where it grows to an enormous magnitude, and flourishes in the utmost abundance.
Only a few years before the Bounty came to Tahiti, Pipiri had with his own hands slain his two children, according to the rites of the horrible fraternity, which demanded that a candidate entering upon his novitiate should publicly kill his children and put his wife aside, unless she too should become an Areoi.
Christianity, with mission patronage and the only good harbour in Samoa in his territory, he was well placed to emulate Pomare II of Tahiti and establish a new set of rules for Samoan politics.
English family whose boat was found drifting erratically near Anaa island in the Tuamotu group, 240 miles east of Tahiti.
Mexico lay three thousand miles to the north, Chile two thousand miles to the east, Tahiti, Pitcairn, and the Tuamotu Archipelago two thousand miles to the west.
During a voyage to Hawaii, more than two thousand miles away, Tupaia always knew the direction in which his home island, Tahiti, lay.
First, we have no evidence that any other bits, pieces, pseudopods, or extrusions of the Foe other than the ones Robin encountered on Tahiti exist anywhere else in the Galaxy.
Tahiti and the islands of the archipelago of the Pomoutous, more than eighteen hundred miles from New Zealand, and more than four thousand five hundred miles from the American coast!
When her mission on Tahiti had been accomplished and she was westward bound, among the islands of the Tongan Group, Fletcher Christian, second-in-command of the vessel, raised the men in revolt against Captain William Bligh, whose conduct he considered cruel and insupportable.
Indian canoe and sail to Eimeo or one of them islands to leeward, a good hundred miles from Tahiti.
After a disastrous attempt to settle on the island of Tupuai, the Bounty returned to Tahiti, where some of the mutineers, as well as a number of innocent men who had been compelled to remain with the ship, were allowed to establish themselves on shore.
Bits of Europe, bits of the Middle East, India, Singapore, Bali, then Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Fiji, Hawaii, America.
PERHAPS AS A LAST-DITCHeffort to work on their marriage, Chris invited Liysa to come along with him on a Hawaiian Airlines flight where he had a three-day layover in Tahiti.