Mokuna 2 Ka Papaʻōlelo Flashcards
name of the Hawaiʻi anthem
ʻo Hawaiʻi Ponoʻī [iʻoa paku]
him, her
ia [papani]
there [iʻoa paku]
ʻō [iʻoa paku]
- man; 2. human
ke kanaka [kikino]
what? (question word for iʻoa paku usually at the beginning of a sentence) (who?)
ʻo wai? [iʻoa paku]
to point out, point toward
ke kuhikuhi [hamani]
school teacher
ke kumu kula [kikino]
Mommy, Mom
ʻo Māmā [iʻoa kuhane]
one (amount)
hoʻokahi [huahelu heluna]
where?, what? (question word for iʻoa paku after an ʻami that is usually later in the sentence, e.g., ma hea, i hea, o hea)
ʻo hea [iʻoa paku]
dad
ka pāpā [kikino]
paper
ka pepa [kikino]
to [ʻami kuhilana]
i/iā [ʻami kuhilana]
cliff
ka pali [kikino]
number what?
ʻehia [huahelu kaʻina]
me (used after ʻami such as “me” ‘with’)
aʻu [papani]
- female; 2. woman; 3. wife
ka wahine [kikino]
fish
ka iʻa [kikino]
- sky; 2. heaven
ka lani [kikino]
he, she (when in piko)
ʻo ia [papani]
ninety (number in a series)
kanaiwa [huahelu kaʻina]
class
ka papa [kikino]
to me (contraction of “iā” ‘to’ and “aʻu” ‘me’)
iaʻu [papani]
I (optional replacement of “au”)
wau [papani]
Oh!
ʻŌ-o! [hehele]
- male; 2. husband
ke kāne [kikino]
page
ka ʻaoʻao [kikino]
to not exist
ʻaʻole [hehele]
store
ka hale kūʻai [kikino]