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The Hawaiian word for drunk is ‘ona. ‘ona is an adjective used to describe someone who is intoxicated after consuming too much alcohol.

The Hawaiian verb for “listen” is hoʻolohe. hoʻolohe means to pay attention to a sound, but depending on the context, it can also mean “to obey”.

The Hawaiian word for cherry is kili. kili is a noun used to refer to the cherry fruit.

The phrase “you’re beautiful” in Hawaiian is uʻi ʻoe. This phrase is used as a compliment to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

The Hawaiian word for wild (not domesticated or tamed) is lōhiu. lōhiu is used to describe things that are not domesticated or have not been tamed.

Kiana is a Hawaiian female given name. Kiana is used as a feminine first name.

hiamoe iki is the Hawaiian phrase for nap. This phrase is used to describe a short period of sleep, typically occurring during the day.

The Hawaiian word for wave is nalu. nalu is used to refer to a moving disturbance or an undulation in a medium, such as water.

The English phrase “mom and dad” is translated into Hawaiian as māmā a me pāpā. This phrase is used to refer to the parents of a person.

The Hawaiian word for nightmare is moehewa. moehewa is a noun used to describe a dream.