|
‘ono |
delicious |
|
a hui hou |
until we meet again |
|
aloha |
hello |
|
E komo mai |
welcome |
|
hale |
house |
|
hana houq |
do it again |
|
haole (howlee) |
non native Caucasian |
|
hele |
go ahead |
|
holoholo |
walk or drive for pleasure |
|
kai |
water – salt/sea |
|
kane |
man |
|
kapu |
taboo, forbidden |
|
keiki |
child |
|
kipa mai |
come visit |
|
komo mai |
come in |
|
kupuna |
grandparent, elder |
|
lawa |
enough |
|
ma kai |
toward sea |
|
ma uka |
toward mountain |
|
mahalo |
thank you |
|
mahalo nui loa |
thank you very much |
|
maika’i |
fine, good |
|
malama pono |
be careful, take care |
|
mauna kea |
mountain – white |
|
mauna loa |
mountain – long |
|
mea’ai |
food |
|
pali |
cliff |
|
pau |
finished, no more |
|
poi |
steamed/mashed taro |
|
pupu |
appetizer |
|
shaka |
OK hand signal |
|
tutu |
grandmother, grandfather |
|
wahine |
woman |
|
wai |
water – fresh |
|
waimea |
water – red |
|
wikiwiki |
hurry, quick |