Hua ʻŌlelo 19
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi English 日本語
Memea
ke alelo tongue
ke ea air, sovereignty(主権),smell
ka hala ka hua o ka pūhala
ka hāmale hammer
ka hīnano ka pua kāne o ka pūhala
0 kahakai beach, seashore
ke kua back (body part)
ke kui needle, pin, nail
ka lāʻau wood
ka lauaʻe he ʻano meakanu
ka lālā branch
ka manō shark
ka manamanalima finger
ka niho tooth
ka pōpō laiki rice ball
ka puahala cut hala fruit
ka pūlumi ke kumu lāʻau hala
ka welelau broom
ka ʻaoʻao tip
side
ke ʻau stem of flower, or fruit, the handle of a broom, or shovel
ka ʻāhui fruit cluster
ke ʻala fragrance,scent
ka 'eleweka elevator
ka ʻīkoi fruit core
ka ʻūpā scissors
Nā Hamani
ka haehae to rip up(引き裂く) something like paper
ka hoʻāla to couse someone to wake up, awaken
ka hoʻānuanu to cause something to be cold, refrigerate
ka hōʻauʻau to bathe someone
ka hōʻaʻala to make fragrant, cause to be scented, to perfume
ka hōʻike to cause someone to see, to show
ka hoʻohele to walk something, as a dog or horse
ka hoʻohilahila to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ashamed
ka hoʻōla to give life, heal
ka ho'olei to give to wear as a lei
ka hoʻomaloʻo to remove moisture, make dry, as dishes
ka hoʻomomona to fatten, to sweeten
ka hoʻonani beautify, decorate
ka hoʻopā to deliberately touch(故意に触れる)
ka hoʻopalupalu make soft, soften
ka hoʻopāpaʻa scorch(焦がす), burn, make crispy
ka hoʻopulu to moisten
ka hoʻowela to make hot, heat up
ka hōʻulaʻula to redden, make red
ke kaulaʻi to hang something up or out to dry
ke kiloi to throw
ke kui to string, sew on a string, as a lei
ka lei to wear around the neck as a lei
ka ʻakaʻaka to laugh, laugh at
ke ʻako to pluck(摘む) a flower
ke ʻō to jab(刺す), poke, spear
ka ʻohi to pick up, gather, as flowers or limu
ka pepehi to beat up, to kill
Nā Hehele
ka hāʻule fall (off as from tree, horse, chair and through air to ground)
ka kau positioned somewhere or on top of something
ka lana float
ka palahui fall (down as a human or animal from running, standing up,
while still in contact with ground)
Na ʻAʻano
ka hāmama open, unobstructed
ka hanini to be spilled of liquid, pebbles(小石), rice
ka hina toppled(倒れた), knocked over
ka hohono smell bad
ke kū pierced(ピアス) poked(突く), such as a wound
ka lilo to be taken away,swept away
ka loli changed, transformed, no longer the same.
ka mau persist(持続する), continue
ka maka raw, green, not ripe
ka mālie calm, gentle
ka maʻa to be something to which people are accustomed to,
or used to, for a person to be accustomed, used to
something
ka moku cut as a wound, cut off, detached, severed as a piece of
atring
ka nihoniho serrated(ノコギリ状の歯)
ka noʻeau cleverly done, artisitcally done
ka pā to be touched, to be hit
ka pakakaki unlucky
ka piha full,filled, complete
ka pōʻeleʻele dark, without light
ka waiwai valuable rich
ka ʻaʻala smell good
ka ʻoi sharp
ʻAmi
iā / i ʻami lauka (māka ʻākena ʻaʻano) because of, due to, with, from, by
e ʻami hea (māka ākena ʻiae) by