How to Say “Chief” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for the English phrase “chief” is aliʻi. The word aliʻi refers to the head of an organization.
The Hawaiian word for the English phrase “chief” is aliʻi. The word aliʻi refers to the head of an organization.
The Hawaiian word for winner is mea lanakila. mea lanakila refers to someone who has won or someone who often wins.
The Hawaiian word for god is akua. The term akua refers to a deity.
Huakaʻi maikaʻi is the Hawaiian phrase for have a great trip.
The Hawaiian phrase for “see you again” is a hui hou.
The English name for the United States state of Hawaii is Hawaiʻi in Hawaiian. The word is the name of the state of the United States.
The English name “ashley” is translated into Hawaiian as Akele. Akele is used as the Hawaiian equivalent for the name “ashley”.
The Hawaiian word for a map legend (the key to symbols and color codes) is kaʻao.
The Hawaiian word for ‘when’ is āhea. āhea is used as a conjunction to mean ‘as soon as’ or ‘at the time that’.