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These are, as per the Theosophical Society, to be grouped in pairs, of

one improving + one degenerating Manu-antara each.

Each pair would be aequivalent to a [Jaina] Kala-cakra, consisting of

one improving 1/2 + one degenerating 1/2.

Each Kala-cakra can then be aequated with a named Hawai>ian divine dynasty, thus:--

Kala-cakra	included Manu	meaning	Hawai>ian	meaning

1	svayambhu	self-originated	[ku-po] ...	to appear; obscurely
2	tamasa	lethargic	kupolo ...	unresponsive
3	raivata	revati was much bigger than her spouse	polo ...	fat one, dependent on mate
4	s`raddha ...	faith	li>i ...	small, tiny {"O ye of little faith!"}
5	daks.a ...	[cognate with "dagda"]	ali>i ...	chief [chief of Irish gods was the dagda]
6	dharma ...	= yama, first man	mua ...	first
7	indra ...	[cognate with (<Ibri^) yitra^n, from tu^r "to descry, espy"]	loi ...	to scrutinize

Manu-s may be correlated with cakra-s (divine cities in microcosm) through

Hellenic-Norse etymological aequivalents, thus:--

Manu	Hellenic	Norse

1. SVAyamBHU	HEPHa[W]istos	SWIP-dag (of swabia)
{SVADHA, wife of	encountered goddess	overcame Christian women,
dead men (Pitr.-s), in		who were already dead;
SVADHis.t.hANA}	[H]ATHENE, namesake of
		thence he came to a
	the city [h]athenai (formerly,	walled city (= the Christian
{man.i-pur, pearly-gated city of	cecropia).	New Jerusalem, pearly-gated, of
the jewelled foundations}		the jewelled foundations).
2. svarocis.a of RUCi	eRUKs, son of
{GAVAm-pati the arhant}	BO[W]OTes, son of
4. Tamasa, of (Sumatra)
TAMRa-linga	TMoLos of Ludia	thumbling (tom thumb)
{K[h]ALSa the s`ikh}	TELE[H]on	HELSingifors (helsinki)
5. raivata: REVati, with	aRI[W]adne, co-wife with
PHALGUNi (naks.atra-s)	PERiGoUNe
6. cAKS.Usa "eyed"	OKSUlos (three-eyed)
7. VAIVAsva[N]ta seafarer	[W]I[W]ON of seacoast
	(aigialos)