Lesson 6 Vocab Flashcards
ke ahiahi
evening
ka hale’aina
Restaurant, cafeteria
kahi
place
ka hua
Fruit, tuber, 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 kī’aha
drinking glass
ka lau
leaf
ka lihilihi
petal
ka līpine
ribbon
ka lumi ho’okipa
parlor, living room
ka lumi moe
bedroom
ka makana
gift
ka makua
nā mākua
parent
the parents
ka meainu
a drink
ka meakanu
plant
ke mele
song, chant, traditional poetry
ka pīkake
type of flower
ka pō
night
ka puakenikeni
type of flower
ka ‘ano’ano
small seed
ka ‘awapuhi
ginger
ka ‘ōmole
bottle
ka hānau
give birth
ka hā’awi
to give
ka ho’iho’i
to take back, to return something
ka ho’okipa
invite guests in, treat hospitably
ka ho’olohe
to listen, to obey
ka ho’opā
to touch
ke kāwele
to wipe dry with a towel
ke kipa
to visit someone or something
ke ki’i
to fetch, to go get
ke kuke
to cook something
ka lohe
to hear (active listening)
ka nānā
to look at, observe, watch (active watching)
ka ‘ike
to see
ka ‘ōlelo
to say, speak
ka ho’i
go back, return, go home
ka moe
lie down
ka ikaika
strong
ka u’i
beautiful, good looking
ka ha’aha’a
low, humble
ka hiamoe
to be asleep, to sleep
ka hui’ihu’i
chilly
ka makewai
thirsty