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and
- a
- *at the beginning of a sentence*precedes " me" in the middle of a lālā
Kuʻi
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used to indicate 2 things are equivilants
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used with "aʻ to mean and
me
ʻami hoa
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that (near you)
kēnā
ksʻi
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that (far from you)
Kēlā
kuʻi
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there (near you being spoken to by me)
ʻo laila
Iʻoa Paku
-
here (by me the person speaking)
ʻaneʻi
Iʻoa Paku
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there
(far from you being talked to and from me the person speaking)
ʻo ʻō
Iʻoa Paku
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January
ʻo Ianuali
iʻoa paku
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February
ʻo Pepeluali
iʻoa paku
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March
ʻo Malaki
iʻoa paku
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April
ʻo Apelili
ioʻa paku
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-
-
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August
ʻo Aukake
iʻoa paku
-
September
Kepakemapa
iʻoa paku
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October
ʻo Okakopa
iʻoa paku
-
November
Nowemapa
iʻoa paku
-
December
Kekemapa
iʻoa paku
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The days of the week
- Nā lā o ka pule
- (he mau kikino)
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Monday
ka Poʻakahi
kikino
-
ka Poʻalua
Tuesday
kikino
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Wednesday
ka Poʻakolu
kikino
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Thursday
ka Poʻahā
Thursday
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Friday
ka Poʻalima
kikino
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Saturday
ka Poʻaono
kikino
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What day of the week?
Ka poʻahia
kikino
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noble, royal person
ke aliʻi
kikino
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lesson
ka haʻawina
kikino
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-
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club, organization
ka hui
kikino
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-
-
-
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type of word and tree
koa
kikino
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-
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police officer
ka mākaʻi
kikino
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ice box, refrigerator, cooler
ka pahu hau
kikino
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cooler
ka pahu kula
kikino
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freezer
ka pahu paʻahau
kikino
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T shirt, undrshirt
Ka paleʻili
kikino
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blackboard
ka papaʻeleʻele
kikino
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-
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-
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-north
-right
ka ʻākau
kikino
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to use a paddle
ka hoe
hamani
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to paddle a canoe
hoe waʻa
hamani
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-
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long, tall
ka lōʻihi
ʻaʻano
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clear,understood
ka maopopo
ʻaʻano
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light (in weight)
ka māmā
ʻaʻano
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