The term 'Wahine Dance' is a traditional Hawaiian dance performed by women, also known as the HULA. The word 'HULA' is derived from the Hawaiian language and is used to describe the dance and its accompanying music and chants. The dance is usually accompanied by the playing of drums and other instruments, and is often used to tell stories or express emotions. It is an important part of Hawaiian culture and is often performed at festivals and other special occasions.