Hua ʻŌlelo 26
Mokuna26 Hua ʻŌlelo
Nā Kikino (ʻŌlelo )
ka unihapa brick
ka haʻuki a sport
ka heluʻai the score (total)
ka hoahānau member (of a church)
ka hoapaio opponent 試合相手
ka hoapāonioni rivel ライバル
ka hoʻolauleʻa festival
ke kahua pāʻani sports field, sports court
ke kahului tournament
ke kaʻapiʻo carriage
ke kenika tennis
ke kime team
ke kuki cookie
ka lālā member ( of the club, group)
ka lekue keague
ka lole kime uniform for playing sports
ka lole makalike uniform (for school, work)
ka luna ʻuao referee (also ʻuao)
ka moho 1.Candidate for office; 2.Cntestant in sport
ka moho nui champion
ka mōchī mochi
ka naʻaukake sausage, hot dog
ka papahana program of activities
ka pio whistle done between fingers
ka pōhili sport of baseball
ka pōhinaʻi sport of basketball
ka pōpaʻipaʻi sport of volleyball
ka ʻai 1. A point in a game; 2.a punch, hit, etc. in combat
ka ʻaha hoʻokolokolo court of law
ka ʻāmana the place where branches meet at the trunk of a tree
ka ʻaʻahu uniform for ceremonies, ceremonial cloths
ka ʻekalasia church (the collective members, not the building)
ka ʻuao refree
ka ʻūlili 1. a whislte (police type)
2. Type of bird like a kōlea on rocks at beach
ke kiahai trophy
Nā Hamani (ʻŌlelo )
ka hānai to set a volleyball for someone else to hit?
ka hōkio to whisle as done by a human being with lips, to whisle a tune
ka hoʻokūkū to compete against (used with "me")
ke keʻakeʻa to block something (e.g. ball in volleyball)
ke kiokio chirp, whistle, as a bird does
ke kiʻi to receive a pass in volleyball
ke koʻu to lightly hit a ball over the net in volleyball
ke kuʻi ʻāmana to "bump" pass
ka lanakila to beat another contestant, victory (used with "ma luna o")
ka paio to contest against another
ke pāonioni to contest back and forth over a period of time (used with "me")
ka pākī 1.To throw something down to smash it; 2.Volleyball spike
ke paʻi ulele a serve in volleyball
ka ʻike to bring to public recognition a person,
or event such as a birthday, or accomplishment,
"celebrate" (see hoʻolauleʻa)
ka ʻuao to intercede in a dispute 議論の仲裁に入る
Nā Hehele (ʻŌlelo )
ka hoʻopauleʻa to involve oneself in dancing, singing, and other party-like activities,
"celebrate" ( see ʻike )
ka puke to win, to make it out of contest
Nā ʻAʻano (ʻŌlelo )
ke eo for something to be won by somebody
ka hāʻule to lose in a game
ke kuʻia to be fouled by someone, to have an infraction in a game caused
by someone
ka maka to lose in a game (informal)
ka maka pilau to lose without making any points
ka welenia burning pain as from bee sting
ka wiʻu smarting pain as when hit by a spiked volleyball