Hawaiian 1200 Final Vocab

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‘oe

you (1)

‘olua

you (2)

‘oukou

you (3+)

‘o ia

she/he/they (1)

lāua

they (2)

lākou

they (3+)

kāua

we (you and I)

kākou

we (3+ inclusive)

māua

we (2 exclusive)

mākou

we (3+ exclusive)

kēia

this

kēnā

that (near)

kēlā

that (far)

po‘o

head

maka

eye, face

ihu

nose

waha

mouth

pepeiao

ear

lima

arm, hand

manamana lima

finger

kuli

knee

wāwae

leg, foot

manamana wāwae

toe

po‘ohiwi

shoulder

pu‘uwai

heart

na‘au

guts

alo

face, front

kua

back

akamai

smart, clever

hou

new

kahiko

old

li‘ili‘i

little

nui

big

lō‘ihi

long

pōkole

short

māluhiluhi

tired

kolohe

mischievous, rascal

maka‘u

afraid

make

dead

‘olu‘olu

pleasant, comfortable

‘ōma‘ima‘i

sick

a‘o

to learn, teach

hana

to do, work

hele

to go

heluhelu

to read

ho‘ā‘o

to try

kākau

to write, tattoo

kū‘ai

to trade, buy, sell

lohe

to hear

ho‘olohe

to listen, obey

nīnau

to ask a question

noho

to sit, inhabit

pane

to answer

‘ai

to eat

mea ‘ai

food

‘ike

to see, experience, know

manawa

time

makahiki

year

ho‘oilo

winter

kau wela

summer

mahina

month, moon

pule

week

hopena pule

weekend

lā

day

pō

night

kakahiaka

morning

awakea

midday

‘auinalā

late afternoon

ahiahi

evening

holo

to run, to sail, to ride

hui

group, organization, to meet

kūkulu

to build, to establish

lio

horse

mālama

to take care of, to maintain

nānā

to watch, to inspect

no‘ono‘o

to think, to consider

wa‘a

canoe

‘aina

meal

‘imi

to search, to seek

kai

salt water, ocean

uka

inland, upland

loko

inside, pond

waho

outside

luna

up, above, boss

lalo

down, below

mua

front, before, first

hope

behind, after, last

waena

between, middle

hō‘ā

to turn on, to light

ho‘omākaukau

to prepare

ho‘omo‘a

to cook, to bake

ho‘okomo

to insert

kāwili

to mix, to stir, to blend

pa‘akai

salt

pahi

knife

puna

spoon

‘ō

fork, skewer, to pierce

‘oma

oven

‘ono

delicious, to crave