Nā Memea 1６

Nā Kikino ( in English and 日本語 )

jaw

liver

grove, forest (tame growth of trees, little underbrush, could be cultivated )

jungle gym

back end of fish including tail

trip, quest

tail of animal  (not of a fish)

truck

mountain

mosquito

forest, (wild, heavy growth of bushes and trees with underbrush )

sausage

snout, beak

Spanish speaking person

cowboy, more fully "ke paniolo pipi"

feathered tail of a bird

smoke meat ( made of wild pig )

Portuguese person 

belt

a youth, a teenager, a college aged person

stomach

thighs, ham area of a pig

mud

Nā Kikino ( ʻŌlelo ) 

ke ā

ke ake

ka ulu lāʻau

ka haokeko

ka hiʻi

ka huakaʻi

ka huelo

ke kalaka

ke kuahiwi

ka makika

ka nahele

ka naʻaukake

ka nuku

ke Paniolo

ke paniolo

ka puapua

ka puaʻa uahi

ke Pukikī

ka ʻili kuapo

ka ʻōpio

ka ʻōpū

kaʻūhā

ka ʻūkele

Nā Hamani ( in English and 日本語 )

tp chase after, to hunt ( running mammals )

to follow

interested in, sort of want to

to fasten something to something

to load up, something on to a truck, ship, canoe, etc.

to release, let go ( as dogs that have been tied up )

to drive ( a car )

to sting someone as a bee, also to bite as a mosquito

for a pig to root in the dirt, for a horse to paw up dirt

Nā Hamani ( ʻŌlelo ) 

ke alualu

ka hahai

ka hoihoi

ka hoʻopaʻa

ka hoʻouka

ka hoʻokuʻu

ke kalaiwa

ke kiki

ka ʻeku

Nā Hehele ( in English and 日本語 )

to arrive at, reach a place

to travel to a place by a place, ship, car, or horse

1.to jump; 2.to get off a car, plane, canoe

to climb as climbing a tree, or a jungle gym (haokelo)

to ascend, to go up, to climb, to go ma uka

Nā Hehele ( ʻŌlelo )

ka hiki

ka holo

ka lele

ka pinana

ka piʻi

Na ʻAʻano ( in English and 日本語 )

nervous

1.wild ( of animals ); 2.shy ( of humans )

excited

young, as a person, animal, or plant

Na ʻAʻano  ( ʻŌlelo )

ka haʻalulu

ka ʻāhiu

ka pīhoihoi

ka ʻōpiopio