Mokuna 5 Ka Papaʻōlelo Flashcards
crazy
ka pupule [ʻaʻano]
he ʻano iʻa
ka mahimahi [kikino]
to do mischief to something
ke kolohe [hamani]
week
ka pule [kikino]
muʻumuʻu
ka muʻumuʻu [kikino]
hole, perforation
ka puka [kikino]
bathroom (polite)
ka lumi hoʻopau pilikia [kikino]
- a pit, hole in the ground; 2. toilet, bathroom
ka lua [kikino]
- used up; 2. over, ended; 3. gone, no longer in existence
ka pau [ʻaʻano]
time, period
ka wā [kikino]
terribly stink
ka pilau [ʻaʻano]
to pray
ka pule [hamani]
dirty
ka lepo [ʻaʻano]
forbidden, sacred, taboo
ke kapu [ʻaʻano]
he ʻano meaʻai Hawaiʻi
ka laulau [kikino]
to turn a corner, face a direction
ka huli [hehele]
to feel anger toward
ka huhū [hamani]
- to loosen, unfasten; 2. to open; 3. to remove
ka wehe [hamani]
birthday
ka lā hānau [kikino]
a chunk of aku, “aku poke”
ka poke aku [kikino]
to ride or walk around for fun, cruise around
ka holoholo [hehele]
- type, kind; 2. nature, characteristic
ke ʻano [kikino]
a chunk of food, a way of preparing raw fish in chunks
ka poke [kikino]
ʻukulele
ka ʻukulele [kikino]
to ask probing questions of
ka nīele [hamani]
hat
ka pāpale [kikino]
holiday
ka lānui [kikino]
to turn something over, invert
ka hoʻohuli [hamani]
- out, as a light or fire; 2. off as a machine or light
ka pio [ʻaʻano]
dirt, also a polite word for excrement
ka lepo [kikino]
- to bathe, to shower; 2. to swim around in water
ka ʻauʻau [hehele]
sloppy, poorly done
ke kāpulu [ʻaʻano]
What date? (May 3? June 12?)
ka lā ʻehia? [kikino]
excrement
ke kūkae [kikino]
chili pepper
ka nīoi [kikino]
family, relative
ka ʻohana [kikino]
to love someone or someplace
ke aloha [hamani]
god, God
ke akua [kikino]
he ʻano iʻa (a kind of fish)
ke aku [kikino]
a hole in the ground used to kālua food
ka imu [kikino]
grandchild
ka moʻopuna [kikino]
- paralyzed as a leg; 2. stupid
ka lōlō [ʻaʻano]
- to extinguish; 2. to turn off (as light or machine)
ka hoʻopio [hamani]
rear end, buttocks
ka ʻōkole [kikino]
he ʻano iʻa
ka manini [kikino]
smelly, bad smelling
ka hohono [ʻaʻano]
thorn
ke kukū [kikino]
in trouble
ka pilikia [ʻaʻano]
pregnant
ka hāpai [ʻaʻano]
loose, unfastened
ka hemo [ʻaʻano]
What day? (the day we went to Kaʻū? the day I wasn’t in class?)
ka lā hea? [kikino]
to carry, lift
ka hāpai [hamani]
Caucasian, especially an Anglo-American
ka haole [kikino]
a polite word for rear end, buttocks
ka ʻēlemu [kikino]
to cook in an imu
ke kālua [hamani]
rock, stone
ka pōhaku [kikino]
