Hawaiian ch 9 vocab and phrases

aia

there is, there are

ʻanakē

aunty

ʻāwīwī

quickly, fast, swift

ʻeiwa

nine (9)

hala kahiki

pineapple

haupia

coconut pudding

hea

where, what (only in questions)

heʻe

octopus (commonly called squid in pidgin English)

heluhelu

to read

hui

company, group, club, association; to meet

ikaika

strong

kā

belonging to

kaikamahine, kaikamāhine (plural)

daughter

kālua

to steam in underground oven

kāmano lomi

lomi salmon

kāna

his, her

Kapalakiko

San Francisco

kāpiki

cabbage

kāu

your

kaʻu

my

keiki kāne

son

ko

belonging to

koena

leftovers

kū

to park

kūlolo

taro/coconut pudding

lā hānau

birthday

leka

letter

lūʻau

taro leaves; Hawaiian party

maʻō

over there

maka

raw

mau

continually, always, still

mea inu

beverage, drink

moa

chicken

mokulele

airplane

moʻopuna

grandchild

ola

life, to live ("exist", no "dwell")

pā

plate (ke pā)

pāʻina

party

pōmaikaʻi

blessed

puaʻa

pig

e, e, e

yes, yes

Eia aʻe Subject

Here comes (subject)

Ikaika ka iwi

The bones are strong (good health in old folks)

kēia X aʻe

next X

ʻOiaiʻo nō?

Is that really so?

Pehea lā?

How about it? And what?