How to Say “Truck” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for truck is kalaka. kalaka refers to a heavy motor vehicle designed to carry goods, such as a pickup truck or a semi-trailer truck.
The Hawaiian word for truck is kalaka. kalaka refers to a heavy motor vehicle designed to carry goods, such as a pickup truck or a semi-trailer truck.
In Hawaiian, ‘many thanks’ is said as mahalo nui loa. Mahalo nui loa is a way to say ‘thank you very much’.
The Hawaiian word for rooster is moa kāne. moa kāne is used to refer to a male chicken or a male gallinaceous bird.
The English word “dream” (referring to imaginary events seen while sleeping) is translated into Hawaiian as moeʻuhane.
The English name Dylan is translated into Hawaiian as Kūlana. Kūlana is used as a given name for a person.
ʻākau is the Hawaiian word for north. ʻākau is used as a noun to denote the compass point north.
The Hawaiian word for sand is one. one refers to sand, which is finely ground rock.
The Hawaiian word for cousin is hoahānau. hoahānau is a noun used to describe the child of a person’s parent’s brother or sister.
Austin in Hawaiian is ʻAukini. ʻAukini is the name used for the capital city of Texas.
The Hawaiian phrase for “my brother” is koʻu kaikunāne. This phrase is used to refer to a male sibling of the same parents.