Ch. 13 Flashcards
Kaina
Bradda/Sister
Kahoa
Brah
Kuahine
Sista
Kuaʻana
Bradda/Sista
Kūkū
Gramma, Grampa, Aunty, Uncle
Kunāne
Bradda
Māmā
Respectful teremana to call an older Aunty
Pāpā
Respectful term to call an older Uncle
Poe/Boe
Bradda
Tita
Sista
Tūtū
Gramma, Grampa, Aunty, Uncle
Tūtū kāne
Grampa, Uncle
Tūtū wahine
Gramma, Aunty
ʻAnakala
1 Uncle 2 Man
ʻAnakē
1 Aunty 2 Lady
Ka ipuhao
Pot
Ka hale kiʻiʻoniʻoni
Movie theater
Ka hānai
Hānai child
Ka hānau hope
Younger sibling
Ka hānau mua
Older sibling
Ka hiapo
First born child
Ka hoahānau
Cousin
Ka hulu
Hair, fur of an animal, feather of a bird.
Ka huluhulu
Hair On a persons body
Ke kahu hānai
Hānai parent
Ke Kepanī
Japanese
Ke kiʻiʻoniʻoni
Movie
Ke kinipōpō
Ball
Ke koleke
College
Ke kūkū
Kupuna
Ke kulanui
University, college
Ke kulanui kaiāulu
Community college
Ka lauoho
Hair On a persons head
Ka lēkio
Radio
Ka makahiki
Year
Ka moe
Bed
Ka moʻopuna kāne
Grandson, Grand nephew
Ka moʻopuna wahine
Granddaughter, grand niece
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
Ka poʻe
People
Ka pōkiʻi
A favorite younger sibling or cousin, frequently the youngest in the family
Ka pūʻali koa
Army, military
Ka tita
Sister
Ka tūtū
Kupuna
Ka ʻaina awakea
Lunch
Ka hakakā
Fight
Ka hoʻāla
Awaken or arouse someone from sleep
Ke kamaʻāina
Know, be familiar with
Ke kapa
Give a name, call a name
Ke ala
1 to become awake, stay awake, 2. Rose up from prone position
Ka hilahila
Shy, embarrassed, ashamed
Ka momona
Fat, sweet tasting
Ka poupou
Short and husky
Ka wīwī
Skinny