Can anyone interpret this symbol?

Tukanu · Nov 25, 2019

Just kidding…It’s a Kamaka inspired bracing pattern.
It struck me as some kind of ancient writing.

kkimura · Nov 25, 2019

Could mean quality in Ookoolise. Make that Kamakaookoolise.

John Colter · Nov 25, 2019

Clearly, it refers to circumnavigation of the Earth by sailboat.

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Kenn2018 · Nov 25, 2019

I believe it is a copy of an ancient petroglyph honoring the Strum Gods. They were aligned with the rising of the Sun. Used to tell the followers when it was the correct day to play music. The Pickers were jealous, and adopted it as their own. And the World was joyous and happy place.

Counter · Nov 25, 2019

A banjo in a bucket of water

plunker · Nov 25, 2019

I changed my name, that's my new name. The uker formerly known as Plunker.

CPG · Nov 25, 2019

Hey. I think that's my uke!!!

It does look like some kind of ancient character though!

Tukanu · Nov 25, 2019

I'm impressed! All well thought out answers. I had no idea there were so many philologists that play the uke.

As we say here on the mainland: "Mele Kalikimaka" which means "There are no wrong answers, only stupid questions"

plunker · Nov 27, 2019

CPG said:
Hey. I think that's my uke!!! It does look like some kind of ancient character though!

As an ancient character, I resemble that remark

Can anyone interpret this symbol?

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