Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Question 1

a’e

Answer 1

upward, sideways

Question 2

‘ai

Answer 2

to eat, food

Question 3

aku

Answer 3

away from the speaker

Question 4

a me

Answer 4

and (with nouns)

Question 5

‘a’ohe

Answer 5

none, not any

Question 6

e

Answer 6

imperative marker

Question 7

‘ehā

Answer 7

four

Question 8

eia

Answer 8

here is

Question 9

hā’awi

Answer 9

to give

Question 10

hele

Answer 10

to go

Question 11

hele mai

Answer 11

to come

Question 12

ho’i

Answer 12

to return, come back, go back

Question 13

i

Answer 13

object marker; to, toward

Question 14

iā

Answer 14

object marker, to toward

Question 15

ia’u

Answer 15

me, to me

Question 16

iho

Answer 16

downward; to descend

Question 17

inu

Answer 17

to drink

Question 18

kai

Answer 18

sea

Question 19

kī

Answer 19

key

Question 20

ki’i

Answer 20

to fetch, to get (not “receive”)

Question 21

kino

Answer 21

body

Question 22

kōkua

Answer 22

to help

Question 23

kū

Answer 23

to stand

Question 24

lawai’a

Answer 24

to fish; fisherman

Question 25

lu’u

Answer 25

to dive

Question 26

mai

Answer 26

toward the speaker

Question 27

mālama

Answer 27

to preserve, to care for

Question 28

manawa

Answer 28

time

Question 29

pa’akai

Answer 29

salt

Question 30

pākaukau

Answer 30

table

Question 31

pali

Answer 31

cliff

Question 32

papa ‘ele’ele

Answer 32

blackboard

Question 33

pia

Answer 33

beer

Question 34

pilikia

Answer 34

trouble

Question 35

poi

Answer 35

pounded cooked taro

Question 36

wai

Answer 36

water (fresh)

Question 37

waiwai

Answer 37

wealth, wealthy, rich

Question 38

‘A ‘ole pilikia.

Answer 38

You’re welcome. (Lit., “no troublel.”)

Question 39

E mālama pono (‘oe i kou kino)

Answer 39

take care (of your body). (A way of saying goodbye.)

Question 40

Mahalo nui loa.

Answer 40

Thanks very much.

Question 41

Mai e ‘ai!

Answer 41

Come and eat!