is a Hawaiian word which means forbidden. But now it is used as a No Tresspassing or Stay Out or Keep Out. As seen in the movie Lilo And Stitch.

You dork didn't you see the sign that says KAPU (KEEP OUT)

As said in the previous definition, this is the Hawaiian word for "forbidden" and has in recent years come to mean "Keep out" or "no trespassing". However, the ancient Hawaiians had no concept of land ownership. The word has much more meaning than this. It is a reference to the ancient Hawaiian system of laws known as the "Kapu system", which forbade certain things because of a sacredness associated with it. For that reason, it can also mean "sacred", as in it is forbidden because it is so sacred. The Hawaiian version of "taboo".

"You broke the Kapu of bathing yourself in the mountains, you have contaminated our drinking water." "Eh brah, no can go dea, dat place stay Kapu." (In this instance the translations "forbidden" and "sacred" could be interchangeable)

Kapu is usually a female who likes to dress like a male.

"Aah, taas yksi kapu" "Oh look, again one of those kapus"

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