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The Hawaiian word for warrior is koa. koa refers to a person actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.

In Hawaiian, the phrase for “everyone” is nā kānaka a pau.

The Hawaiian word for rude is mahaʻoi. mahaʻoi is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is bad-mannered.

The Hawaiian word for boy is keiki kāne. keiki kāne is used to refer to a male child.

The Hawaiian word for culture is moʻomeheu.

The Hawaiian word for knife is pahi. pahi refers to a utensil or tool designed for cutting.

The English word “cat” can be translated into Hawaiian as pōpoki or ʻowau. Both words refer to the domestic species of cat.

The Hawaiian word for love is aloha. aloha is a polysemous word used to express a wide range of sentiments.

The Hawaiian phrase for “you’re welcome” is he mea iki. These phrases are used as a reply to someone thanking you.

The Hawaiian word for ‘pet’ (an animal kept as a companion) is hānai. The word hānai is used to refer to an animal kept as a companion.