Isabelle Grace

The Hawaiian word for ‘to cut’ is ʻoki. ʻoki is a verb used to describe the action of dividing something using a sharp instrument.

The Hawaiian phrase for “hello friend” is aloha e ka hoa. aloha e ka hoa is a friendly greeting used to address a companion or a peer.

Midnight in Hawaiian is expressed as aumoe or ʻauinapō. Both terms refer to 12 o’clock at night exactly.

The Hawaiian phrase for “a sentence” is he hopuna. he hopuna refers to a set of words that expresses a complete thought.

To say “happy may day” in Hawaiian, use Hauʻoli Lā Mei. Hauʻoli Lā Mei is a greeting used to wish someone a happy May Day holiday.

The Hawaiian word for sugar is kō. kō refers to the sucrose derived from sugar cane or sugar beet used to sweeten various foods and drinks.

The Hawaiian word for chair is noho.

In Hawaiian, the word for gecko is moʻo. The term moʻo refers to a lizard of the family Gekkonidae.

The Hawaiian word for goddess is akua wahine. akua wahine is used to refer to a female deity.

kuʻu aloha is the Hawaiian way to say “my love”. This phrase is a term of endearment used to address a person who is dearly loved.