Hua ʻŌlelo 13

Mokuna13 Hua ʻŌlelo

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Nā Kikino (ʻŌlelo )                    ( English )                  ( 日本語 )

ka ipuhao                                  pot

ka hale kiʻiʻoniʻoni                     movie theater

ka hānai                                    hānai child

ka hānau hope                         younger sibling (same meaning as "muli")

ka hānau mua                          older sibling (same meaning as "mua")

ka hiapo                                    first born child

ka hoa hānau                           cousin (also used for sibling)

ka hulu                                      hair, fur of an animal

ka hulu hulu                              hair, or a personʻs body

ke kahu hānai                          hānai parent

ke Kēpani                                 Japanese

ke kiʻioniʻoni                             movie

ke kinipōpō                              ball (for games)

ke koleke                                  college (within a unversity)

ke kūkū                                     kupuna (informal)

ke kulanui                                 unviersity, college (stand alone)

ke kulanui kaiāulu                   community college

ka lauoho                                 hair on a personʻs head

ke lēkiō                                     radio

ka makahiki                              year

ka moe                                      bed

ka moʻopuna kāne                   grandson, grand nephew

ka moʻopuna wahine               granddaughter, grand neice

ka mua iho                               next sibling up for a person

ka muli iho                               next sibling down from a person

ka muli loa                                last born child

ka pāka                                     park

ka palala                                   brother (slang)

ka poʻe                                      people (pliral)

ka pōkiʻi           a favorite younger sibling or cousin, frequently the youngest in the family

ka pūʻali koa                            army, military

ka tita                                      sisters (slang)

ka tūtū                                     kupuna (informal)

ka ʻaina awakea                      lunch

Nā Hamani (ʻŌlelo )                  ( English )                  ( 日本語 )

ka hakakā

ka hoʻʻāla

ke kamaʻāina

ke kapa

Nā Hamani ( in English and 日本語 )

fight

awaken or arouse someone from sleep

know, be familiar with

give a name, call a name

Nā Hehele (ʻŌlelo )

ke ala

Nā Hehele ( in English and 日本語 )

1.to become awake, stay awake; 2.rise up from prone position.

Nā ʻAʻano (ʻŌlelo )

ka hilahila

ka momona

ka poupou

ka wīwī

Nā ʻAʻano ( in English and 日本語 )

shy, embarrassed, ashamed

fat, sweet tasting

short and husky

skinny

Nā ʻĪkokoi

Nā Iʻoa Kuhane (ʻŌlelo ) 

Kaina

Kahoa

Kuahine

Kuaʻana

Kūkū

Kunāne

Māmā

Pāpā

Poe/Boe

Tita

Tūtū

Tūtū Kāne

Tūtū Wahine

ʻAnakala

ʻAnakē

Nā Iʻoa Kuhane ( in English and 日本語 )

Bradda/Sista (for a kaikaina)

Brah

Sista (for a kaikuahine)

Bradda/Sista (for a kaikuaʻana)

Gramma, Granpa, (great) Aunty, (great) Uncle

Bradda (for a kaikunāne)

respectful term to call an older Aunty

respectful term to call an older Uncle

Bradda, (especially oldest boy and especially a junior)

Sista (especially eldest girl)

Gramma, Grampa, (great) Aunty, (great) Uncle

Grampa, Uncle

Gramma, Aunty

1.Uncle; 2.Man

1.Aunty; 2.Lady