Mokuna ʻUmikūmāhā Flashcards
Ham, Similar foods eaten at breakfast (as iʻa at breakfast)
Ka Hame
Kikino
Government, Country
Ke Aupuni
Kikino
- Egg, Fruit, Tuber
2. Result
Ka Hua
Kikino
Turtle Egg
Ka Huahonu
Kikino
Boiled Egg
Ka Hua Kupa
Kikino
Bird Egg
Ka Huamanu
Kikino
Chicken Egg
Ka Huamoa
Kikino
Scrambled Eggs
Ka Hua Pākā
Kikino
Fried Egg
Ka Hua Palai
Kikino
Fruit, as of a tree or shrub
Ka Huaʻai
Kikino
Sauce, Gravy, Liquid part of Soup
Ke Kai
Kikino
Hawaiian Egg Soup, eaten when sick
Ke Kai Hua
Kikino
Doctor
Ke Kauka
Kikino
Comb
Ke Kahi
Kikino
Children
Nā Kamaliʻi
Kikino
Jam, with pieces of fruit and seeds in it
Ke Kame (Ke Kele Kame) (Kikino)
Jelly/ Jam
Ke Kele
Kikino
Guava Jelly
Ke Kele Kūawa
Kikino
Clear Jelly (Gelatin)
Ke Kele Maoli
Kikino
Can
Ke Kini
Kikino
Leftovers
Ke Koena
Kikino
Chocolate
Ke Kokoleka
Kikino
Doughnut, also used for pastries
Ke Koneko
Kikino
Soup
Ke Kupa
Kikino
Body
Ke Kino
Kikino
Portuguese Doughnut
Ka Malasada
Kikino
- Song, Chant, Instrumental Composition
2. The Words of a Chant
Ke Mele
Kikino
King, Queen
Ka Mōʻī
Kikino
Story
Ka Moʻolelo
Kikino
Razor
Ka Pahi ʻUmiʻumi
Hawaiian Pancake
Ka Palaoa Linalina
Kikino
Pancake
Ka Palaoa Palai
Kikino
Canned Corned Beef
Ka Pipi Kini
Kikino
Bacon
Ka Pēkona
Kikino
Coffee Cup
Ke Pola Kope
Kikino
Eating Utensils
Ka Pono ʻAi
Kikino
Food with Drinks
Ka Pūpū
Kikino
Ham, as of Pork
Ka Puaʻa Hame
Kikino
Spam
Ka Puaʻa Kini
Kikino
- Throat
2. Stomach of a Fish
Ka Puʻu
Kikino
The Trachea
Ka Puʻuhanu
Kikino
The Esophagus
Ka Puʻumoni
Kikino
Milk
Ka Waiū
Kikino
Butter
Ka Waiūpaka
Kikino
Breakfast
Ka ʻAina Kakahiaka
Kikino
Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai
Kikino
Leaft Onion, Green Onion, Shallots
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Lau
Kikino
Raw Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Maka
Kikino
Round Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Poepoe
Kikino
Birthplace
Ka ʻĀina Hānau
Kikino
Dove
Ka ʻEhakō
Kikino
Orchid
Ka ʻOkika
Kikino
Rubbish
Ka ʻŌpala
Kikino
Beard, Mustache
Ka ʻUmiʻumi
Kikino
To Chant a Mele in a Traditional Hawaiian Way
Ke Oli
Hamani
- To Compose (a song)
2. Weave (a Lei)
Ka Haku
Hamani
To Spread with Something Flat as in butter with a knife, or spreading plaster
Ka Hāpala
Hamani
To Sing a Song, in contrast to the oli style of performing
Ka Hīmeni
Hamani
- To Smell
2. To Kiss
Ka Honi
Hamani
To Brag, Shoe Off Immodestly
Ka Hōʻoio
Hamani
To Treat Something/ Someone as Beneath One; haughty, proud, conceited, stuck-up
Ka Hoʻokano
Hamani
To Comb, Shave, Smooth Out
Ke Kahi
Hamani
To String (a Lei)
Ke Kui
Hamani
To Boil Something
Ke Kupa
Hamani
To Make Coffee
Ke Kupa Kope
Hamani
Pry in to Other Peoples’ Matters
Ka Mahaʻoi
Hamani
To Perform Music, Orally/ Instrumentally
Ke Mele
Hamani
To Pour
Ka Ninini
Hamani
To Fry Something
Ka Palai
Hamani
To Brush
Ka Palaki
Hamani
- To Eat a Meal
2. To Party
Ka Pāʻina
Hamani
To Eat Breakfast
Ka Pāʻina Kakahiaka
Hamani
To Assume a Contorted Position on the Ground, as does a worm
Ka Lāpuʻu
Hehele
To Be Spilled
Ka Hanini
ʻAʻano
Crooked, Imbalanced
Ke Kapakahi
ʻAʻano
- Heavy, Weighty
2. Sad
Ke Kaumaha
ʻAʻano
To Have Had Enough to Drink
Ke Kena
ʻAʻano
To be Too Sweet
Ke Kenakena
ʻAʻano
Enough
Ka Lawa
ʻAʻano
To Have a Gummy/ Sticky Texture
as with kūlolo, palaoa linalina, mōchī
Ka Linalina
ʻAʻano
Dead
Ka Make
ʻAʻano
Dry, Arid
Ka Maloʻo
ʻAʻano
To Have Had Enough to Eat, Satiated
Ka Māʻona
ʻAʻano
Don’t Want to Talk, Sulky
Ka Nuha
ʻAʻano
Firm, Secure, Stuck
Ka Paʻa
ʻAʻano
Wet
Ka Pulu
ʻAʻano
Surprised, Shocked, Startled
Ka Pūʻiwa
ʻAʻano
Sore, Painful, Been Hurt
Ka ʻEha
ʻAʻano
Reddish Color of the Hair of some Hawaiians
Ka ʻEhu
ʻAʻano