pule #2

ka hemo

open

ka ʻīpuka

door

ka moku

cut (ʻaʻano)

ka ʻoki

to cut (hamani)

ka lewa

lift (ʻaʻano)

ka pilipili

sticky (ʻaʻano)

ka papa pihi

keyboard

ka hoʻouka

to load

ka pāisi

bag

ke kaka

to rinse

ka pahiolo

saw

ke kua

to cut (as in a tree)

ka hanini

to be spilled

ka painaʻāpala

pineapple

ka sāleta kāmano

salmon salad

E noho mālie

Be good

ka moʻa

ready, cooked (ʻaʻano)

ka maka

raw, uncooked

ka puka

to pass (as in a test)

ka piholo

to fail

ka waiwai

rich

ka lanakila

to beat (win)

ka hākōkō

to wrestle

kaʻu laikini kalaiwa

my (a) drivers license

koʻu kāleka kalaiwa

my drivers license

iā ʻaneʻi

from here (when paired with hamani/hehele)

ka paikikala

bike

ka moena weleweka

carpet

ke kuli

knee

ka pahele

trap (kikino)

ka lili

jealous

ka lālama

touchy

ke kulikuli

noisy

ka pelekunu

rank odor

ke kiki

to sting, to bite

ka naonao ahi

fire ant

ka māneʻoneʻo

itchy

ka pio

off (ʻaʻano)

ka ipu hao

pot

ke kapuahi

stovetop

ka palupalu

soft

ka ʻā

on

ka ʻōkupe

to trip

ka papa hele

floor

ka nahu

to bite

ka nalowale

to lose

ka waiho

to leave

ka ʻaeʻoia

independent

ka hepa

“hemahema”

ke kau

to pass (as a law)