Quiz 3 Flashcards
Pa’i
To hit
‘Ae
Agree
Aloha
To love
A’o
To teach
Hā’awi
To give
Ha’i
To break
Hana ’ino
To abuse
Hāpai
To carry
Helu
To count/read
Heluhelu
To count/read
Ho’iho’i
To return
Ho’ohenehene
To tease
Ho’olimalima
To rent
Ho’olohe
To hear / obey
Ho’omākaukau
To prepare
Ho’onoho
To set up (like a table)
Ho’opiha
To fill
Ho’oponopono
To correct
‘Ike
To see, to know, to meet
‘Imi
To seek, to look for
Inu
To drink
Kākau
To write
Kalaiwa
To drive
Kali
To write for
Kanu
To plant
Kau
To place/to put
Kelepona
To telephone
Kipa
To visit
Kōkua
To help
Komo
To enter
Kono
To invite
Kū
To stand / to park / to soak
Kū’ai
To exchange / to sell
Lawe
To bring or take
Lohe
To hear
Mahalo
To thank
Makemake
To want / to desire
Mālama
To care for / to preserve / to take care
Mana’o
Idea
Minamina
Pity, regrettable
Nānā
To watch / to look at
Nīnau
Question / to ask a question
‘Ōlelo
To speak, to say; language
‘Ono
Delicious / to crave
Pā’ani
To play
Palai
To fry
Pane
To answer / to reply / to answer
Poina
To forget
Poke
To cut into small pieces
Pule
Prayer / to pray / week
Waiho
To leave something / to deposit
Noho
To sit
Ha’alele
To leave
Puka
To emerge / go through
He’enalu
To surf
Ho’opa’a ha’awina
To study assignments (no objects)
Ku’i ‘opihi
To gather ‘opihi
‘Ōlelo Hawai’i
Speak Hawaiian
‘Au’au
To bathe / to swim
Holoholo
To go out (for fun)
‘Oi
To excel, protrude, stick out
Hele
To go
Pā
To blow (as the wind)
Hiamoe
To sleep
Lu’u
To dive
Hiki
To arrive / possible
Moe
To lie down / recline
Ua
Completed action / achieved state / rain
Ho’i
To return, come back, go back
Ne’e
To move (not with object)
Pi’i
To climb up
Holo
To run / sail / ride / go
Noho
To sit / to live / to stay
Akamai
Smart / wisdom
Laki
Lucky
Nui
Big / large / great / many / plentiful / size / amount
Anu
Cold / a cold
Li’ili’i
Small
Ola
Life / to be alive
‘Eha
Sore / hurt
Lō’ihi
Long / tall
‘Olu’olu
Kind / pleasant / cool / comfortable / nice / charming
Emi
Cheap / reasonable / decreasing
Lokomaika’i
Good hearted / kind
‘Ōma’ima’i
Sick
Hau’oli
Happy
Ma’a
Used to / accustomed / familiar with
Hemahema
Awkward / clumsy / Ill prepared / unskilled
Maika’i
Good
Pau
Finished
Hilahila
Ashamed / embarrassed
Maka
Green (not ripe) / raw / eye / face
Piha
Full / entirely / pure (as in “pure Hawaiian”)
Hoka
To lose out / serves you right
Makapō
Blind
Pipi’i
Expensive
Hou
New / again
Maka’u
Afraid of / frightened
Pololei
Correct / straight
Huhū
Angry / mad
Mākaukau
Ready / proficient / skilled / proficient
Pōloli
Hungry
Hūpō
Stupid
Make
Dead / to die
Pōmaika’i
Blessed / lucky
Ikaika
Strong
Mālie
Quiet / calm
Pono
Righteous / proper / correct
Kahiko
Old
Māluhiluhi
Tired
Pūpule
Crazy
Kapu
Reserved / forbidden
Mau
Continually / always / still / plural marker
U’i
Beautiful / handsome (people)
Kaulana
Famous
Mo’a
Cooked
Waiwai
Wealthy / wealth
Kaumaha
Sad / heavy
Moloā
Lazy
Wela
Hot
Kolohe
Rascal / mischievous
Momona
Fat / sweet / fertile
Wīwī
Thin
Nuha
Sulky / Sullen / salty (slang)
‘A’ohe u’i palaualelo o Ka’ū
No lazy beauty in Ka’ū
‘Eli
To dig
Ipo
Sweetheart / lover
Ho’ohulihuli
To turn
Kāhea
To call out
Pāpa’a
Burnt
Ho’omaka
To begin
Pūhala
Pandanus (hala) tree
Ho’omana’o
To remember
Pūlehu
To broil
‘Ako
To break or pluck
Akua
God
‘Eli
To dig
E like me
Like, resembling
Kupu
Shoot (of a plant)
Lepo
Dirt / ground
Male
To marry
Mea Kanu
Crops
Mōhai
Sacrifice
Na
For
Nalowale
To disappear
Po’e
People
Po’o
Head
Uē
To cry / lament
Ulu
To grow