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The Hawaiian word for tortoise is honu. honu refers to a land-dwelling reptile.

The English phrase “welcome back” is translated into Hawaiian as aloha hou.

In Hawaiian, the phrase to say “stay safe” is e mālama pono.

The Hawaiian word for copper is keleawe. keleawe refers to the reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29, or the metal itself.

The Hawaiian word for “weed” (unwanted plant) is pakalolo. pakalolo is used to refer to an unwanted plant or a weed.

The Hawaiian word for beauty is nani. nani refers to the quality of a pleasing appearance.

The Hawaiian phrase for “I appreciate you” is Mahalo iā ʻoe. Mahalo iā ʻoe is used to express gratitude to someone for something they have done.

The Hawaiian phrase for “sending prayers” is ke pule aku nei.

The Hawaiian phrase for “nice to meet you” is hauʻoli e hui pū kāua.

The Hawaiian word for the month of March is Malaki. Malaki is the name used for the third month of the Gregorian calendar.