Pukana 10-Hua'ōlelo

Question 1

bottom part of the poi pounder

Answer 1

ka mole

Question 2

Monday

Answer 2

ka Poʻakahi

Question 3

February

Answer 3

Pepeluali

Question 4

Friday

Answer 4

ka Poʻalima

Question 5

Summer

Answer 5

ke Kauwela

Question 6

Christmas

Answer 6

ke Kalikimaka

Question 7

night

Answer 7

ka pō

Question 8

July

Answer 8

Iulai

Question 9

month

Answer 9

ka mahina

Question 10

May

Answer 10

Mei

Question 11

September

Answer 11

Kepakemapa

Question 12

top handle of the poi pounder

Answer 12

ka pōheoheo

Question 13

calendar

Answer 13

ka ʻalemanaka

Question 14

year

Answer 14

ka makahiki

Question 15

Wednesday

Answer 15

ka Poʻakolu

Question 16

canoe

Answer 16

ka waʻa

Question 17

Fall

Answer 17

ka Hāʻule Lau

Question 18

June

Answer 18

Iune

Question 19

surfboard

Answer 19

ka papa heʻe nalu

Question 20

April

Answer 20

ʻApelila

Question 21

to be born / to give birth

Answer 21

ka hānau

Question 22

Hawaiian month

Answer 22

ka malama

Question 23

a slapping sound (like the crack of a whip) cause by the pounding of taro with the poi pounder

Answer 23

ke kohā

Question 24

October

Answer 24

ʻOkakopa

Question 25

December

Answer 25

Kēkēmapa

Question 26

cooked from taro corms, or rarely breadfruit, pounded but not thinned.

Answer 26

ka paʻiʻai

Question 27

to fold/flap over

Answer 27

ke kūlepe

Question 28

Tuesday

Answer 28

ka Poʻalua

Question 29

rim

Answer 29

ke kaʻe

Question 30

Winter

Answer 30

ka Hoʻolio

Question 31

Sunday

Answer 31

ka Lāpule

Question 32

August

Answer 32

ʻAukake

Question 33

January

Answer 33

Ianuali

Question 34

to crush, to smash the taro

Answer 34

ka hoʻopēpē

Question 35

birthday

Answer 35

ka lā hānau

Question 36

November

Answer 36

Nowemapa

Question 37

the inside of the pounding board

Answer 37

ke kaʻele

Question 38

poi pounding board

Answer 38

ka papa kuʻi ʻai

Question 39

new year

Answer 39

ka makahiki hou

Question 40

rock

Answer 40

ka pōhaku

Question 41

Spring

Answer 41

ke Kupulau

Question 42

Saturday

Answer 42

ka Poʻaʻono

Question 43

poi pounder

Answer 43

ka pōhaku kuʻi ʻai

Question 44

to scrape; to run the fingers along the side of a poi bowl so as to remove poi clinging to the side.

Answer 44

ke kahi

Question 45

Thursday

Answer 45

ka Poʻahā

Question 46

March

Answer 46

Malaki

Question 47

the handle part of the poi pounder

Answer 47

ke kūʻau

Question 48

cooked taro corms, or rarely breadfruit, pounded and thinned with water

Answer 48

ka poi