NK8 Makahiki 01, Mokuna 04, Ka Papa ʻŌlelo
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- ke aku
- bonito, skipjack
- ke akua
- god
- ka imu
- a hole in the ground used to kālua food
- ka Haole
- caucasian, especially of the general American culture
- ka haʻawina
- lesson
- ka hana
- work
- ka hīmeni
- song, hymn
- ka hopenapule
- weekend
- ke kakahiaka
- morning
- ke kanakē
- candy
- ke kukū
- thorn
- ke kūkae
- excrement
- ka lā hānau
- birthday
- ka laulau
- packages of ti leaves or banana leaves containing pork, beef, salted fish, or taro tops, baked in the ground oven, steamed or broiled
- ka lānui
- holiday (one big kine day)
- ka lepo
- dirt, polite word for excrement
- ka lua
- pit, hole in the ground
- ka mahimahi
- dolphin fish
- ka manini
- Very common reef surgeonfish
- ka moʻopuna
- grandchild
- ka muʻumuʻu
- muumuu (granny dress wid da kine flowers all over)
- ka nīoi
- chilli pepper
- ka phuhau
- refrigerator, ice box
- ka pāpale
- hat
- ke poʻo
- head
- ka poke
- a way of preparing raw fish (in chunks)
- ka pōhaku
- rock, stone
- ka puaʻa
- pig
- ka puka
- hole, perforation, usually with an entrance and exit
- ka wā
- time, period
- ke ʻano
- type, kind; nature
- ka ʻēlimu
- a polite word for rear end, buttocks
- ka ʻohana
- family, relative
- ka ʻōkole
- rear end, buttocks
- ka ʻukulele
- ukulele
- ka hāpai
- pregnant
- ka hoʻohuli
- to turn something over, invert
- ka hoʻopio
- to turn off, extinguish
- ke kālua
- to cook in an imu
- ka pule
- to pray
- ka wehe
- to loosen, unfasten, open
- ka holoholo
- to ride around or walk around for fun
- ka huli
- to turn a corner, face a different direction
- ka ʻauʻau
- to shower, bathe, swim around in the water
- ka hemo
- loose, unfastened
- ka hohono
- a nicer word for terrible stink, smelly, bad smelling
- ke kapu
- forbidden, sacred, taboo
- ke kāpulu
- sloppy, poorly done
- ke kolohe
- rascal, mischievous
- ka lōlō
- dumb, paralyzed as a leg
- ka mae
- wilted, faded, withered
- ka pau
- used up, over, ended, disappeared
- ka pio
- out, as a light or fire
- ka pilau
- stink terribly
- ka pololei
- correct
- ka pupule
- crazy
- ka huhū
- direct anger toward someone or something
- ka nīele
- ask a lot of questions, nosey
- ka Poʻakhi
- Monday
- ka Poʻalua
- Tuesday
- ka Poʻakolu
- Wednesday
- ka Poʻahā
- Thursday
- ka Poʻalima
- Friday
- ka Poʻaono
- Saturday
- ka Lāpule
- Sonday
- ka poʻahia
- which day