Lesson 6 Vocab Flashcards by Jessie Hedstrom | Brainscape

Q

ke ahiahi

A

evening

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ka hale’aina

A

Restaurant, cafeteria

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kahi

A

place

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ka hua

A

Fruit, tuber, large seed

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ka hōkele

A

hotel

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ka hopena pule

A

weekend

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ke kaula

A

string, rope, cord

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ke kakahiaka

A

morning

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ke kāwele

A

towel, napkin

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ke kelepona

A

telephone

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Q

ke kī’aha

A

drinking glass

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Q

ka lau

A

leaf

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ka lihilihi

A

petal

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ka līpine

A

ribbon

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ka lumi ho’okipa

A

parlor, living room

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ka lumi moe

A

bedroom

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ka makana

A

gift

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ka makua

nā mākua

A

parent

the parents

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ka meainu

A

a drink

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Q

ka meakanu

A

plant

Q

ke mele

A

song, chant, traditional poetry

Q

ka pīkake

A

type of flower

Q

ka pō

A

night

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ka puakenikeni

A

type of flower

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ka ‘ano’ano

A

small seed

Q

ka ‘awapuhi

A

ginger

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ka ‘ōmole

A

bottle

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ka hānau

A

give birth

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ka hā’awi

A

to give

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ka ho’iho’i

A

to take back, to return something

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ka ho’okipa

A

invite guests in, treat hospitably

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ka ho’olohe

A

to listen, to obey

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ka ho’opā

A

to touch

Q

ke kāwele

A

to wipe dry with a towel

Q

ke kipa

A

to visit someone or something

Q

ke ki’i

A

to fetch, to go get

Q

ke kuke

A

to cook something

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ka lohe

A

to hear (active listening)

Q

ka nānā

A

to look at, observe, watch (active watching)

Q

ka ‘ike

A

to see

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ka ‘ōlelo

A

to say, speak

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ka ho’i

A

go back, return, go home

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ka moe

A

lie down

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ka ikaika

A

strong

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ka u’i

A

beautiful, good looking

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ka ha’aha’a

A

low, humble

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ka hiamoe

A

to be asleep, to sleep

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ka hui’ihu’i

A

chilly

Q

ka makewai

A

thirsty