Mokuna ʻEwalu Flashcards
- Wharf 2. Bridge
Ka Uapo
(Kikino)
ʻŪ-ʻĀ-Pī-ʻŌ
He ʻAno Iʻa
A Type Of Fish
Ka Āholehole
(Kikino)
ʻĀ Kō-Hē-ʻŌ-Lā-ʻĒ-Hē-ʻŌ-Lā-ʻĒ
Garage
Ka Hale Kaʻa
(Kikino)
Hē-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĒ Kē-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ
- Animal 2. “Meat” (not chicken or fish)
Ka Holoholona
(Kikino)
Hē-ʻŌ-Lā-ʻŌ-Hē-ʻŌ-Lā-ʻŌ-Nū-ʻĀ
Coconut Tree
Ke Kumu Niu
(Kikino)
Kē-ʻŪ-Mū-ʻŪ Nū-ʻĪ-ʻŪ
Kitchen
Ka Lumi Kuke
(Kikino)
Lā-ʻŪ-Mū-ʻĪ Kē-ʻŪ-Kē-ʻĒ
Coconut
Ka Niu
(Kikino)
Nū-ʻĪ-ʻŪ
- Fence, (rock) wall 2. Enclosed Outside Area
Ka Pā
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĀ Kō
Plate
Ke Pā
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĀ Kō
- House Lot 2. Yard
Ka Pā Hale
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĀ Ko Hē-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĒ
The Substance Salt
Ka Paʻakai
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-Kē-ʻĀ-ʻĪ
Lid (anything used to securely close something)
Ke Pani
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĀ-Nū-ʻĪ
Cow, Beef
Ka Pipi
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻĪ-Pī-ʻĪ
Bowl
Ke Pola
(Kikino)
Pī-ʻŌ-Lā-ʻĀ
Evening Meal (Dinner)
Ka ʻAina Ahiahi
(Kikino)
ʻOkina-ʻĀ-ʻĪ-Nū-ʻĀ ʻĀ-Hē-ʻĪ-ʻĀ-Hē-ʻĪ
Flesh of People, Animals, Fruits, Tubers
Ka ʻIʻo
(Kikino)
ʻOkina-ʻĪ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ
Pork (Pig Flesh)
Ka ʻIʻo Puaʻa
(Kikino)
ʻOkina-ʻĪ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ Pī-ʻŪ-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ
To Love
Ke Aloha
(Hamani)
ʻĀ-Lā-ʻŌ-Hē-ʻĀ
To Depart, Leave, Abandon
Ka Haʻalele
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĒ-Lā-ʻĒ
Give
Ka Hāʻawi
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻĀ Kō-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-Wē-ʻĪ
Cause to Topple
Ka Hoʻohina
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ-Hē-ʻĪ-Nū-ʻĀ
To Mix Individually Identifiable Things Together, e.g. Poke and Limu, Different People in a Crowd
Ka Hoʻohuihui
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ-Hē-ʻŪ-ʻĪ-Hē-ʻŪ-ʻĪ
Ke Kuke
Ka Hoʻomoʻa
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ-Mū-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ
To Mix Fine Particles With Liquid To Form a Semi-Liquid as Done With Poi
Ka Hoʻowali
(Hamani)
Hē-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻŌ-Wē-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĪ
To Converse, Talk
Ke Kamaʻilio
(Hamani)
Kē-ʻĀ-Mū-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĪ-Lā-ʻĪ-ʻŌ
The Action To Salt (sprinkle with fingers as in salting fish with Hawaiian salt), To Sprinkle Something Other Than Salt in this Way
Ke Kāpī
(Hamani)
Kē-ʻĀ Kō-Pī-ʻĪ Kō
To Specifically Sprinkle Salt on Something
Ke Kāpī Paʻakai
(Hamani)
Kē-ʻĀ Kō-Pī-ʻĪ Kō Pī-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-Kē-ʻĀ-ʻĪ
- Forcefully Knock Over 2. Take Down in Wrestling, Tackle in Football
Ke Kūlaʻi
(Hamani)
Kē-ʻŪ Kō-Lā-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĪ
To Buy, Sell
Ke Kūʻai
(Hamani)
Kē-ʻŪ Kō-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-ʻĪ
To Hear
Ka Lohe
(Hamani)
Lā-ʻŌ-Hē-ʻĒ
To Take Care Of
Ka Mālama
(Hamani)
Mū-ʻĀ Kō-Lā-ʻĀ-Mū-ʻĀ
To Speak
Ka ʻŌlelo
(Hamani)
ʻOkina-ʻŌ Kō-Lā-ʻĒ-Lā-ʻŌ
To Fall Down From Something Off The Ground (e.g. From a Tree)
Ka Hāʻule
(Hehele)
Hē-ʻĀ Kō-ʻOkina-ʻŪ-Lā-ʻĒ
To Go Home
Ka Hoʻi
(Hehele)
Hē-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻĪ
To Fall Down While Walking or Running
Ka Palahuli
(Hehele)
Pī-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĀ-Hē-ʻŪ-Lā-ʻĪ
To Have Been Toppled Over, Knocked Down
Ka Hina
(ʻAʻano)
Hē-ʻĪ-Nū-ʻĀ
Cool After Being Hot
Ka Maʻalili
(ʻAʻano)
Mū-ʻĀ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĪ-Lā-ʻĪ
Full (of food)
Ka Māʻona
(ʻAʻano)
Mū-ʻĀ Kō-ʻOkina-ʻŌ-Nū-ʻĀ
Penetrated by Salt to Produce a Good Taste
Ka Miko
(ʻAʻano)
Mū-ʻĪ-Kē-ʻŌ
Cooked and Ready To Serve
Ka Moʻa
(ʻAʻano)
Mū-ʻŌ-ʻOkina-ʻĀ
For Fine Particles To Be Mixed With Liquid To a Smooth Consistancy
Ka Wali
(ʻAʻano)
Wē-ʻĀ-Lā-ʻĪ