Chapter 6 Vocab Flashcards
Ka ʻaina ahiahi
dinner
Ka ʻaina awakea
lunch, brunch
ʻeono
six
Ka hale ʻaina
restaurant
Ka hale noho haumāna
dormitory
Ka hale pule
church
Ka hoa
friend
Ka hoahānau
cousin
Ka holoholo
to go out
Ka hoʻomākaukau
to prepare
Ka hoʻopaʻa haʻawina
to study
Ka ʻoponopono
to set straight, to clean, to correct
Ka hopena pule
weekend
i
in, on, at
Ka ʻike
to see, to know, to meet
Laila
there
Ke kī
tea
Ke kipa
to visit
Ke kīwī
TV
Ke kōkoʻolua
Hawaiian herb
Ke kope
coffee
Ke kula nui
university
Ka laki
lucky
Ka Lāpule
Sunday
ma
in, on, at
mā
“folks,” “guys,” and friends, and family, and spouse
makua, mākua (pl.)
parent
ka makuahine
mother
ka makua kāne
father
ka māmā
mom, mother
ka mea ʻai
food
ka mokupuni
island
ka naʻaukake
sausage
ka nānā
to watch, to look at
ʻoia
really, true
ka pā
yard
ka palaoa palai
pancake
ka pāpā
dad
pū
together
Pukikī
Portuguese
ka pule
week; prayer, to pray
Auē nō hoʻi ē!
For goodness sake
E aloha aku ʻoe iā Loke.
Give my regards to Loke. Say hi to Loke.
Hiki nō
Okay. Itʻs possible
ma hope iho
afterwards, later
ʻO au pū.
me too.
ʻO ʻoe pū
You too.
no laila
therefore.
ʻō
there (distant)