Nā Memeʻa 9

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Nā Kikino (ʻŌlelo )

ke alapiʻi

ke apolima

ka ipukukui

ka hale haʻuki

ka hale hōʻikeʻike

ka hale hoʻoikaika kino

ka hale noho haumāna

ka holoē

ke kaula

ke kanaka makua

ke kanakē

ke kikowaena

ke kikowaena kūʻai

ke kililau

ke kinika

ke kope

ka laiki

ka makaaniani

ka pauka niho

ka palaki

ka palaki lauoho

ka palaki niho

ka panakō

ka papahele

ka puaʻiwai

ka pūnāpuaʻi

ka pūʻolo

ka waihoʻoulʻu

ke ʻeke

ke ʻeke kālā

ka ʻeleweka

ka ʻōpū

Nā Kikino ( in English and 日本語 )

stairs

bracelet

lamp as light in a room

gym for playing sports (cf.hale hoʻoikaika kino)

museum

gym for working out (cf, hale haʻuki)

student dormitory

hall between offices or classrooms

rope, string

adult

candy

center, e.g., student life center

shopping center

a shower to bath in

sink

coffee

rice

eyeglasses

tooth paste

brush

hair brush

tooth brush

bank, financial institution

floor

water foundain to drink

from (cf. pūnāpuaʻi)

decorative water fountain (cf. puaʻiwai )

temporary carrier, e.g. paper or plastic bag, ti leaf bundle. (see eke )

color

purse, permanent bag

wallet

elevator

stomach

Nā Hamani (ʻŌlelo )

ka hoʻolohe

ka huki

ke kala

ka nānā

ka pāʻina

ke pani

ka poina

ka ʻaihue

ke ʻoki

Nā Hamani ( in English and 日本語 )

to listen, obey

to pull, pull out

forgive

to look, watch, observe

to make a meal with

to close

to forget

to teal

to cut

Nā ʻAʻano (ʻŌlelo )

ke oʻo

ka maʻalahi

ka nalowale

ka palupalu

ka paʻakikī

ka ʻōpiopio

Nā ʻAʻano ( in English and 日本語 )

 mature

easy

1. disappeared; 2.lost

soft, not hard

1. hard, not soft; 2.hard; 3.difficult

young

Nā Kaʻi (ʻŌlelo )

kāna

kaʻu

Nā Kaʻi  ( in English and 日本語 )

his, her

my

Nā Hune (ʻŌlelo )

hou

hope

loa

mā

mau

mua

nō

wale

Nā Hune  ( in English and 日本語 )

again, more, new

last, later, afterwards

very, too

marks helunui for iʻoa

marks helenui ifr memeʻa

first, alreaday, before hand

emphasis (IS! DID! ARE!), absolutely.

(with "nō") only, solely

Nā Kuʻi (ʻŌlelo )

a me

a

akā

no ka mea

Nā Kuʻi  ( in English and 日本語 )

 and (adds two poke kiʻa without any ʻami before the second one ) 

and  (adds two pepeke )

but, but instead

because

Nā ʻIkokoi

Kamehameha ʻEkahi (Paiʻea)

Kamehameha ʻElua (Liholiho)

Kamehameha ʻEkolu (Kauikeaouli)

Kamehameha ʻEhā (ʻIolani )

Lunalilo

Kalākaua (Kāwika Laʻamea)

Liliʻuokalani (Kamakaʻeha)