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54 Cards in this Set

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to carry, lift
ka hāpai
hamani
to turn something over, invert
ka ho'ohuli
hamani

cf ka huli = to turn
to extinguish, turn off
ka ho'opio
hamani

cf ka pio = to be extinguished
to feel anger toward
ka huhū
hamani
to cook in an imu
ke kālua
hamani
to do mischief to something
ke kolohe
hamani
to ask nosey questions of
ka nīele
hanani
to pray
ka pule
hamani
to loosen, unfasten, open, remove
ka wehe
hamani
to ride or walk around for fun
ka holoholo
hehele
to turn (face a different direction)
ka huli
hehele
to shower, bathe, swim around
ka 'au'au
hehele
to be pregnant
ka hāpai
a'ano
to be loose, unfastened
ka hemo
a'ano
to be stinky (body odor)
ka hohono
a'ano
to be forbidden, sacred, taboo
ke kapu
a'ano
to be sloppy, poorly done
ke kāpulu
a'ano
to be dumb, paralized as a leg
ka lōlō
a'ano
to be wilted, faded, withered
ka mae
a'ano
to be used up, over, ended
ka pau
a'ano
to be terribly stinky or dirty
ka pilau
a'ano
to be in trouble
ka pilikia
a'ano
to be extinguished as a light or fire
ka pio
a'ano

cf ho'opio = extinguish
to be crazy
ka pupule
a'ano
a type of fish
ke aku
god, God
ke akua
Caucasian, especially Anglo
ka haole
lesson
ka ha'awina
weekend
ka hopenapule
underground oven used to kālua food
ka imu
morning
ke kakahiaka
candy
ke kanakē
excrement
ke kūkae
thorn
ke kukū
birthday
ka lā hānau
holiday
ka lā nui
type of Hawaiian food wrapped in leaves
ka laulau
dirt, euphemism for excrement
ka lepo
a pit, hole in the ground, also toilet
ka lua
grandchild
ka mo'opuna
chili pepper
ka nīoi
ice box, refrigerator
ka pahu hau
hat
ka pāpale
rock, stone
ka pōhaku
raw fish in chunks
ka poke
head
ka po'o
pig
ka pua'a
hole, perforation
ka puka
time, period
ka wā
type, kind, nature
ka ʻano
polite word for buttocks
ka 'ēlemu
buttocks
ka ʻokole
family
ka 'ohana
'ukuele
ka 'ukulele