Hawaiian ch 8 vocab and phrases

ala

path, way

ala nui

street, road

ʻapōpō

tomorrow

ʻeha

sore, hurt

e verb ana

incomplete action markers

hānau

to give birth

hānau hope

younger (literally born after)

hānau mua

older (literally born before)

hāpai

to carry, to be pregnant

hiamoe

to sleep; sleep

hiapo

eldest child in a family

hiki

to arrive

hūi

halloo; hey there

i hea

where (only in questions)

iwi

bone

kaikaina

younger sibling of the same sex

kaikuaʻana

older sibling of the same sex

kaikuahine, kaikuāhine (plural)

sister of a male

kaikunāne

brother of a female

kali

to wait for (takes object markers)

kiʻi

picture, photo, any image

kū

to soak

kupuna, kūpuna (plural)

grandparent

kupunahine, kupunāhine (plural)

grandmother

kupuna kāne, tūtū kāne, tūtū pā

grandfather

kupuna wahine, tūtū wahine, tūtū mā

grandmother

lima

hand

lokomaikaʻi

goodhearted

maiā

from (with names, pronouns)

makahiki

year

makana

present, gift

me

with

minamina

pity, regrettable

moe

to lie down, reline

muli loa

youngest child in a family

pelena

cracker

pelena poepoe

saloon pilot cracker

pō

night

pūʻolo

bundle, package

tūtū

grandparent (usable as a proper name)

ua

rain

Auē ka nani!

Oh how beautiful!

E aha ana ʻoe?

What are you doing?

He aha kou pilikia?

What's your problem?