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The Hawaiian phrase for “little brother” is kaikaina. kaikaina refers to a male sibling who is younger than the speaker.

The Hawaiian word for “annoying” is hoʻouluhua. hoʻouluhua is an adjective used to describe something or someone that causes irritation or annoyance.

The Hawaiian word for taylor is Kele. Kele refers to a person whose profession involves making or repairing clothes.

Butter in Hawaiian is waiūpaka. The word refers to the soft foodstuff made from milk.

The Hawaiian word for the fruit orange is ʻalani. ʻalani is the term used specifically for the fruit.

mahalo is the Hawaiian word for thank you. mahalo is used to express gratitude.

In Hawaiian, the word for the English phrase “december” is Kēkēmapa. Kēkēmapa is used as the name for the twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The phrase “will you marry me?” in Hawaiian is expressed as E male paha kāua?

The English phrase “praying for Maui” is translated into Hawaiian as pule no Maui.

The Hawaiian word for tiny is liʻiliʻi. liʻiliʻi is an adjective used to describe something that is very small.