How to Say “Uhane” in Hawaiian
ʻuhane is the Hawaiian word for spirit, soul or ghost.
The Hawaiian phrase for stay strong is e kūpaʻa. e kūpaʻa is used to encourage someone to remain steadfast or unwavering in the face of difficulty.
In Hawaiian, kai means the salt water of the ocean. kai refers to the salt water of the ocean or the ocean itself.
In Hawaiian, “peace be with you” is said as Maluhia me ʻoe. The phrase is used as a formal greeting or blessing to wish someone peace.
The Hawaiian word for ice is hau. The word hau refers to water in its frozen form.
The English phrase “god bless you” is translated into Hawaiian as E hoʻomaikaʻi ke Akua iā ʻoe.
The Hawaiian word for saturday is Pōʻaono. Pōʻaono is used as a noun to refer to the day of the week, Saturday.
The Hawaiian word for son is keikikāne. The term keikikāne is used to refer to a male person in relation to his parents.
mahalo nui loa is the Hawaiian way to say thank you very much. mahalo nui loa is used to express a greater degree of gratitude than the standard mahalo.