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