hawaiian vocab

a

and

aʻe

upward, sideways

āhea

when (future, questions)

ahi

fire

ahiahi

evening

a hiki i

until

ʻaihue

to steal; thief

ʻaina

meal

ʻaina ahiahi

dinner

ʻaina awakea

lunch, brunch

ʻāina ʻē

foreign country, distant land

ʻāina hoʻopulapula

homestead land

ʻaina kakahiaka

breakfast

ʻakaʻaka

to laugh

ʻākau

right (direction); north

ʻako

to break/pluck, as flowers

aku

away from speaker

ala

path, way; to be awake, arise, wake up

ala nui

street, road

ʻalo

to dodge, avoid

ʻaneʻi

here (with i/ma)

ʻano

kind, sort, rather, somewhat

ʻānō

right away, right now

ʻano ʻē

strange, weird, different

anu

cold, a cold

ao

day

aʻo

to learn/teach

ʻaoʻao

side, page

apau

all, entire, whole

ʻauinalā

afternoon

aumoe

midnight hours, late night

ʻawapuhi

ginger

ʻē

already, beforehand, previously

ʻē aʻe

other, another, different

ʻeha

sore, hurt

eia

here is

ʻeke kua

backpack

ʻelemakule (ʻelemākule pl.)

old man

ʻeli

to dig

emi

cheap

e verb ana

incomplete action marker

hāʻawi

to give

hāhā

to grope

haʻi

to tell

Hala kahiki

pineapple

hāmana

to be open

hānau hope

younger

hānau mua

older

hapa

part

hapanui

most, majority

he

a, an

aia

there is/are

hēʻī

papaya

hele mai

to come

hele wāwae

to walk