Chapter 6 Semester 2 Flashcards
Ka/ke
The (helukahi - only one)
Nā
The (helunui - More than one)
Ia
That (which we have been talking about)
i
To (place names)
Iā
To (personal names)
Mā
Place after an iʻoa to mark helunui (and thouse places, mark guys)
Mau
Place before a memeʻa to mark helunui
ʻO laila
There, that place we have been talking about; also, that place near you.
Kāua
We (you and i, The two Of us)
Kākou
We (you folks and I)
Lāua
They (2)
Lākou
They (more than two)
Māua
We (he and I; she and I)
Mākou
We (they and I)
ʻOlua
You folks (2)
ʻOukou
You folks (more than two)
Ke ahiahi
Evening
Ka haleʻaina
Restrant, cafeteria
Kahi
(Ka + wahi) place
Ka hua
- Fruit 2. Tuber 3. Large seed
Ka hōkele
Hotel
Ka hopena pule
Weekend
Ke kaula
String, Rope, Cord
Ke kakahiaka
Morning
Ke kāwele
Towel, napkin
Ke kelepona
Telephone
Ke kīʻaha
Drinking glass
Ka lau
Leaf
Ka lihilihi
Petal
Ka līpine
Ribbon
Ka lumi hoʻokipa
Parlor, living room
Ka lumi moe
Bedroom
Ka makana
Gift
Ka makua
The parent (one parent)
Nā mākua
The parents (more than one)
Ka meainu
A drink
Ka meakanu
Plant
Ke mele
Song, chant, traditional poetry
Ka pīkake
He ʻano pua/Flower
Ka pō
Night
Ka puakenikeni
He ʻano pua/Flower
Ka ʻano ʻano
Seed
Ka ʻawapuhi
Ginger
Ka ʻōmole
Bottle
Wahi
Place
Ka hānau
Give birth
Ka hāʻawi
To give
Ka hāʻawi mai
To give (me, us)
Ka hoʻihoʻi
To take back, to return Something
Ka hoʻokipa
Invite guest in, treat hospitably
Ka hoʻolohe
- To listen (to), 2. To obey
Ka hoʻopā
To touch
Ke kāwele
To wipe dry With towel
Ke kipa
To VISt someone or something
Ke kiʻi
To fetch, go get
Ke kuke
To cook something
Ka lohe
To hear
Ka nānā
To look At, observe, watch
Ka ʻike
To see
Ka ʻŌlelo
To SAY or speak