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ka hina
knocked over
ka maʻalili
cool after being hot
ka māʻona
full (of food)
ka miko
penetrated by salt to produce a good taste
ka moʻa
cooked and ready to serve
ka wali
for fine particles to be mixed with a liquid to a smooth consistency
ke aloha
to love
ka haʻalele
to depart, leave, abandon
ka hāʻawi
give
ka hoʻohina
cause to topple
ka hoʻohuihui
to mix individually identifiable things together (e.g., poke and limu, different people in a crowd)
ka hoʻomoʻa
ke kuke (to cook)
ka hoʻowali
to mix fine particles with liquid to form a semi-liquid (as done with poi)
ke kamaʻilio
to converse, talk
ke kāpī
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 paʻakai
to specifically sprinkle salt on something
ke kulaʻi
forcefully knock over. takedown in wrestling, tackle in football
ke kūʻai
to buy, sell
ka lohe
to hear
ka hāʻule
to fall down from something off the ground (e.g., from a tree)
ka hoʻi
to return home
ka palahuli
to fall down while walking or running
Ka iʻa
Food(protein)
hoʻokahi haneli me ʻekahi
one hundred one
hoʻokahi haneli me ʻewalu
one hundred eight
hoʻokahi haneli ʻumi
one hundred ten
ʻelua haneli iwakāluakūmālua
two hundered twenty two
ke kumu niu
coconut tree
ka lumi kuke
kitchen
ka niu
coconut
ka pā
fence, (rock) wall, enclosed outside area
ke pā
plate
ka pā hale
house lot, yard
ke pani
lid
ka pipi
cow, beef
ke pola
bowl
ka ʻai
poi, taro, starch food (e.g., poi, rice, ʻuala, macaroni salad)
ka ʻaina ahiahi
dinner
ka ʻiʻo
flesh of people, animals, fruit, tubers
ka ʻiʻo puaʻa
pork (pig flesh)
Kaikuʻana
older sibling same sex
Kaikaina
younger sibling same sex
Kaikuāne
brother of a girl
Kaikuahine
sister of a boy
Makemake
like
ʻike
see
Nānā
look
Ka hoʻolohe
to listen
Hōpena pule
weekend
Nuha
sulky
Piā
beer
Ka makaʻu
scared
Tsā!
Exclamation of disgust
Ka huaʻai
fruit
kuapo
switch
Mā
folks/guys
Kumu
tree
Kāu
yours
kā ʻoukou
your (more than 2)
kā ʻolua
you (2 persons)