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56 Cards in this Set
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Ka moʻopuna |
grandchild |
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Ka muʻumuʻu |
muʻumuʻu |
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Ka nīoi |
chili pepperKa pāpale |
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Ka pāpale |
hat |
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Ke aku |
he ʻano iʻa a kind of fish |
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Ke akua |
god |
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Ka imu |
a hole in the ground used to kālua food. |
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Ka haole |
White person, American, Englishman, Caucasian |
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Ke kūkae |
excrement |
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Ke kukū |
thorn |
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Ka laulau |
he ʻano mea ʻai Hawaiʻi |
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Ka lā hānau |
birthday |
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Ka lā hea? |
what day? |
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Ka lā nui? |
holiday |
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Ka lā ʻehia? |
what date? |
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Ka lepo |
dirt |
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Ka lua |
a pit, hole in the ground |
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Ka lumi hoʻopau pilikia |
bathroom |
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Ka mahimahi |
he ʻano iʻa a kind of fish |
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Ka manini |
he ʻano iʻa a kind of fish |
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Ka pōhaku |
rock |
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Ka poke |
a chunk of food |
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Ka poke aku |
a chunk of aku (a type of fish) |
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Ka puka |
hole |
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Ka pule |
week |
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Ka wā |
time, period |
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Ke ʻano |
type, kind |
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Ka ʻēlemu |
rear end, buttocks |
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Ka ʻohana |
family, relative |
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Ka ʻōkole |
rear end, buttocks |
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Ka ʻukulele |
ʻukulele |
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Ke aloha |
to love someone or someplace |
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Ka hāpai |
to carry, lift |
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Ka hoʻohuli |
to turn something over |
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Ka hoʻopio |
to extinguish, turn off |
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Ka huhū |
to feel anger toward |
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Ke kālua |
to cook in an imu |
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Ke kolohe |
to do mischief to something |
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Ka nīele |
to ask probing questions |
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Ka pule |
to pray |
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Ka wehe |
to loosen, unfasten, open, remove |
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Ka holoholo |
ride or walk around for fun, cruise |
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Ka huli |
to turn a corner |
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Ka ʻauʻau |
to bathe, to shower |
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Ka hāpai |
pregnant |
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Ka hemo |
loose, unfastened |
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Ka hohono |
smelly, bad smelling |
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Ke kapu |
forbidden, sacred, taboo |
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Ke kāpulu |
sloppy, poorly done |
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Ka lōlō |
Paralyzed as a leg, stupid |
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Ka pau |
used up, over, ended, gone |
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Ka pio |
out, as a light or fire, off as a mechanical light |
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Ka pilau |
terribly stink |
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Ka pilikia |
in trouble |
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Ka pupule |
crazy |
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Ka Papa ʻōlelo |
The list word or the word list |