Pukana 12-Hua'ōlelo Flashcards
towel
ke kāwele
water bottle
ka ʻōmole wai
star gaze
ke kilo hōkū
older brother (if you are a girl)
ke kaikunānē
navigate
ka hoʻokele
shallow water
ke kai pāpaʻu
mountain
ke kuahiwi
quilt
ke kapa
older sibling (of the same sex)
ke kuaʻana
stream, river
ke kahawai
breakwall
ka palekai
grandparent
ka tūtū
to go outside
ka puka
paddle
ka hoe
sleepover
ka hōʻaumoe
steering paddle
ka hoe uli
to leave
ka haʻalele
to open
ka wehe
ridge, region near mountain top
ke kualono
any younger sibling
ke kaikaina
deep sea
ke kai hohonu
home
ka home
clothes
ka lole
grandchild
ka moʻopuna
car
ke kaʻa
canoe
ka waʻa
grandmother
ka tūtū wahine
to travel by sea
ka huakaʻi moana
cave
ke ana
bus
ke kaʻa ʻōhua
string, cord
ke kaula
shoe
ke kāmaʻa
wharf, dock
ka uapo
cruise (in the car)
ka holoholo kaʻa
waterfall
ka wailele
bottle
ka ʻōmole
wave
ka nalu
open sea
ka moana
to sail the ocean
ka holokai
current, water
ke au
top, crest of a breaking wave
ka poʻi
valley
ke awāwa
sign, omen
ka ʻōuli
captain
ke kāpena
star
ka hōkū
to close
ka pani
tent
ka hale peʻa
to open, take off
ka hemo
prophecy
ka wānana
camp (at the beach)
ka hoʻomoana
sail (noun)
ka peʻa
double canoe
ka waʻa kaulua
to go inside
ke komo
to go on top of (horse, canoe)
ke kau
to travel
ka huakaʻi
to return
ka hoʻi
older sister (if you are a boy)
ke kaikuahine
slipper
ke kalipa
grandfather
ka tūtū kāne
to go on top of (plane)
ka eʻe