Chapter 5 Flashcards
ke aku
kind of fish
ke akua
god
ka imu
imu
ka haole
white
ke kūkae
excrement
Ke kekū
thorn
ka laulau
food
ka lā hānau
birthday
ka lā hea?
what day?
ka lānui
hoilday
ka lā ʻehia?
What date?
ka lepo
dirt, polite word
ka lua
- a pit, hole in the ground 2. toilet
ka lumi hoʻopau pilikia
bathroom
ka mahimahi
fish
ka manini
fish
ka moʻopuna
grandchild
ka muʻumuʻu
muʻumuʻu
ka nīoi
chili peper
ka pāpale
hat
pōhaku
rock, stone
ka poke
chunk of food
ka poke aku
aku poke
ka puka
hole
ka pule
week
ka wā
time, period
ke ʻano
- type, kind 2. nature, characteristics
ka ʻēlemu
a polite word for rear end, buttocks
ka ʻohana
family
ka ʻōkole
rear end, buttocks
ka ʻukulele
ʻukulele
ke aloha
to love
ka hāpai
to carry, to lift
ka hoʻohuli
to turn something over
ka hoʻopio
- to extinguish 2. turn off
ka huhū
to feel anger toward
ke kālau
to cook in a imu
ke kolohe
to do mischief to something
ka nīele
to ask probing questions
ka pule
to pray
ka wehe
- to loosen, unfasten 2. open 3. remove
ka holoholo
to ride or walk around for fun
ka huli
to turn a corner
ka ʻau ʻau
- to bathe. 2. shower 3. to swim around
ka hāpai
pregnant
ka hemo
loose, unfastened
ka hohono
smelly
ke kapu
forbidden
ke kāpulu
sloppy
ka lepo
dirty
ka lōlō
stupid
ka pau
gone, used up
ka pio
- out, like a light. 2. off, like a machine
ka pilau
terribly stink
ka pilikia
in trouble
ka pupule
crazy