Mokuna 13 Ka Papaʻōlelo Flashcards

1
Q

to know, to be familiar with

A

ke kamaʻāina [hamani]

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2
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movie

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ke kiʻiʻoniʻoni [kikino]

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3
Q

Bradda, (especially oldest boy and especially a junior)

A

Poe/Boe [iʻoa kuhane]

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4
Q

army, military

A

ka pūʻali koa [kikino]

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5
Q

college (within a university)

A

ke koleke [kikino]

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6
Q

younger sibling (same meaning as “muli”)

A

ka hānau hope [kikino]

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7
Q

community college

A

ke kulanui kaiāulu [kikino]

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8
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shy, embarrassed, ashamed

A

ka hilahila [ʻaʻano]

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9
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next sibling down from a person

A

ka muli iho [kikino]

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10
Q

a favorite younger sibling or cousin, frequently the youngest in the family

A

ka pōkiʻi [kikino]

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11
Q

sister (slang)

A

ka tita [kikino]

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12
Q

hānai parent

A

ke kahu hānai [kikino]

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13
Q

skinny

A

ka wīwī [ʻaʻano]

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14
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to give a name, to call a name

A

ke kapa [hamani]

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15
Q

respectful term to call an older Aunty

A

Māmā [iʻoa kuhane]

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16
Q

Sista (especially eldest girl)

A

Tita [iʻoa kuhane]

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17
Q

lunch

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ka ʻaina awakea [kikino]

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18
Q

short and husky

A

ka poupou [ʻaʻano]

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19
Q

respectful term to call an older Uncle

A

Pāpā [iʻoa kuhane]

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20
Q

Grampa, Uncle

A

Tūtū Kāne [iʻoa kuhane]

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21
Q

granddaughter, grand niece

A

ka moʻopuna wahine [kikino]

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22
Q

Gramma, Aunty

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Tūtū Wahine [iʻoa kuhane]

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23
Q
  1. Aunty; 2. Lady
A

ʻAnakē [iʻoa kuhane]

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24
Q

Gramma, Grampa, (great) Aunty, (great) Uncle

A

Kūkū [iʻoa kuhane]

25
Q

Japanese

A

ke Kepanī [kikino]

26
Q

cousin (also used for sibling)

A

ka hoahānau [kikino]

27
Q

bed

A

ka moe [kikino]

28
Q
  1. Uncle; 2. Man
A

ʻAnakala [iʻoa kuhane]

29
Q

Bradda/Sista (for a kaikaina)

A

Kaina [iʻoa kuhane]

30
Q

last born child

A

ka muli loa [kikino]

31
Q

movie theater

A

ka hale kiʻiʻoniʻoni [kikino]

32
Q

hair on a person’s head

A

ka lauoho [kikino]

33
Q

pot

A

ka ipuhao [kikino]

34
Q

fat, sweet tasting

A

ka momona [ʻaʻano]

35
Q

Gramma, Grampa, (great) Aunty, (great) Uncle

A

Tūtū [iʻoa kuhane]

36
Q

kupuna (informal)

A

ke kūkū [kikino]

37
Q

Bradda/Sista (for a kaikua’ana)

A

Kuaʻana [iʻoa kuhane]

38
Q

grandson, grand nephew

A

ka moʻopuna kāne [kikino]

39
Q

Sista (for a kaikuahine)

A

Kuahine [iʻoa kuhane]

40
Q

kupuna (informal)

A

ka tūtū [kikino]

41
Q

Brah

A

Kahoa [iʻoa kuhane]

42
Q

to fight

A

ka hakakā [hamani]

43
Q

park

A

ka pāka [kikino]

44
Q

to awaken or arouse someone from sleep

A

ka hoʻāla [hamani]

45
Q

next sibling up for a person

A

ka mua iho [kikino]

46
Q

radio

A

ka lēkiō [kikino]

47
Q

ball (for games)

A

ke kinipōpō [kikino]

48
Q

hānai child

A

ka hānai [kikino]

49
Q

Bradda (for a kaikunāne)

A

Kunāne [iʻoa kuhane]

50
Q
  1. to become awake, stay awake; 2. to rise up from prone position.
A

ke ala [hehele]

51
Q

brother (slang)

A

ka palala [kikino]

52
Q

year

A

ka makahiki [kikino]

53
Q

hair on a person’s body

A

ka huluhulu [kikino]

54
Q

first born child

A

ka hiapo [kikino]

55
Q

older sibling (same meaning as “mua”)

A

ka hānau mua [kikino]

56
Q

university, college (stand alone)

A

ke kulanui [kikino]

57
Q

hair, fur of an animal

A

ka hulu [kikino]

58
Q

people (plural)

A

ka poʻe [kikino]