Hawaiian Ch 3

a

and (with verbs and sentences)

aloha

love, hello, goodby

ʻekolu

three (3)

hale

house, building

haole

white person, English, American, foreign

haumana

student

hauʻoli

happy

hou

new, again

ia

he, she, it

iʻa

fish

inoa

name

ka

the

kahiko

old

kaikamahine, kaikamāhine (plural)

girl

kaumaha

sad, heavy

ke

the

keiki

child

keiki kāne

boy

kona

his, her

kou

your

koʻu

my

kula

school

kumu

teacher

liʻiliʻi

small

lole

clothes, dress; cloth

mahalo

to thank, to admire

maiʻa

banana

maikaʻi

good

manu

bird

mea

thing, person

momona

fat, sweet, fertile

muʻumuʻu

Hawaiian dress

nō

indeed; emphatic marker

ʻo

nominative marker

ʻo ia

he, she

ʻōlelo

to speak, to say

ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi

Hawaiian language, to speak Hawaiian

ʻoluʻolu

kind, pleasant, cool, comfortable, nice, charming

ʻono

delicious

Pākē

Chinese

peni

pen

penikala

pencil

pepa

paper

puke

book

wai

who (only in questions)

wīwī

thin

a hui hou

goodbye (until we meet again)

a hui hou aku nō

goodbye indeed (in reply to goodbye)

e ʻoluʻolu ʻoe

please (literally means be nice)

ʻo wai kou inoa?

What (literally who) is your name?