[DOC] [TLE] Ukulele - Wikipedia [PAR] The ukulele originated in the 19th century as a Hawaiian adaptation of the Portuguese machete, a small guitar-like instrument, which was introduced to Hawaii by Portuguese immigrants, many from Madeira and the Azores. [DOC] [TLE] Museum of Making Music - A Ukulele History [PAR] The machete was introduced to Hawaii about 125 years ago by Portuguese ... 
Responding to a growing local interest in this small guitar-like instrument, Dias, 
Nunes, ... The machete  renamed ukulele in the Hawaiian language, meaning, 
literally, "jumping flea"  rose quickly to popularity among the native population 
and... [DOC] [TLE] The Birth of the Ukulele  Ukulele [PAR] May 27, 2015 ... The belief that Hawaii lays sole claim to the ukulelethe instrument that ... Not 
unlike the Hawaiian Islands, Madeira has a tropical climate and is ... sherry-like 
beverage that became popular because it didn't spoil on long sea voyages. ... 
Spanish guitar and a small, guitar-like, four-string instrument called... [DOC] [TLE] Hawaii Music: Instruments | hawaii-guide.info [PAR] Ceremonies like the hula called for the playing of specific instruments that were ... 
The ukulele, which means "jumping flea," is a small, four-stringed version of 
guitar. ... In fact, Hawaiian music was so popular that it outsold any other genre of
... [DOC] [TLE] The Hawaiian Islands, Ukuleles & Pynchon - Thomas Pynchon Wiki ... [PAR] Jun 4, 2009 ... 1 History of the Hawaiian Islands; 2 The Ukulele; 3 Hawaii and ... of Honolulu, 
and the popular Waikiki district), Molokai, and Lanai. ... Originated in the 1880s 
as a Hawaiian version of a small guitar-like instrument brought to Hawaii by ... 
The name translates to "jumping flea," although according to Queen... [DOC] [TLE] The History of the Ukulele - Get-Tuned.com [PAR] The machete was brought into Hawaii by Portuguese immigrants, who moved to 
... The word 'ukulele' itself translates roughly to 'jumping flea' in English. ... like 
fleas jumping over the fingerboard - and so the name for the instrument was born. 
... It is King Kalakaua who promoted the ukulele as a Hawaiian instrument, and... [DOC] [TLE] DCM - The Ukulele - Developmental Community Music [PAR] ... as a Hawaiian interpretation of the cavaquinho, a small guitar-like instrument 
brought ... It gained great popularity elsewhere in the United States during the 
early ... with music from Hawaii where the name roughly translates as "jumping 
flea",... [DOC] [TLE] Jumping flea - definition of Jumping flea by The Free Dictionary [PAR] A small four-stringed guitar popularized in Hawaii. or n a small four-stringed 
guitar, esp of ... [Hawaiian 'ukulele, probably from 'uku lele, jumping flea (perhaps 
in ... a small, guitarlike musical instrument associated chiefly with Hawaiian music
. [DOC] [TLE] About Ukulele - Hilo Guitars and Ukuleles [PAR] 'Ukuleles in Hawaii originated from Portugese instruments brought in by ... 
Today's Hawaiian soprano ukulele has 4 strings, just like the Braguinha, but is 
tuned G-C-E-A just like the Rajo. ... The word "ukulele" is Hawaiian for "jumping 
flea". ... Their small scale and compact body are also popular with people on the 
go, and... [DOC] [TLE] Hilo Guitars and Ukuleles [PAR] It combined elements from several different instruments; the braguinha, the rajo, 
and the cavaquinho. The word 'ukulele is Hawaiian for "jumping flea". ... Like the 
name suggests, these are the most popular for live performance, as their 
comfortable ... It has the longest scale of all, and is a little smaller than a 3/4 size 
guitar. [DOC] [TLE] New! Hawaiian Channel - Calm Radio [PAR] The music of Hawaii includes an array of traditional and popular styles, from ... 
Styles like slack-key guitar are well-known worldwide, while Hawaiian-tinged ... it 
is also said that the Hawaiians called the instrument `ukulele (jumping flea) in ... 
The Portuguese brought a small guitar-like instrument, known as

Question: The name of this small guitar-like instrument popular in Hawaii is Hawaiian for "jumping flea"
Answer: ukulele