Hawaiian

ʻuhane is the Hawaiian word for spirit, soul or ghost.

The Hawaiian word for “no” is ʻaʻole. ʻaʻole is used as a particle to express negation or to show disagreement.

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.

The Hawaiian word for “nose” is ihu. ihu is used to refer to the protuberance on the face.

The Hawaiian word for stingray is hīhīmanu. hīhīmanu is a noun used to refer to a venomous ray belonging to the orders Rajiformes or Myliobatiformes.

The Hawaiian word for grandmother is tūtū wahine. tūtū wahine is a noun used to refer to the mother of someone’s parent.

E loaʻa kahi lā maikaʻi is the Hawaiian way to say have a good day.

The Hawaiian personal pronoun for ‘I’ is au.

The Hawaiian word for swim is ʻau. ʻau is used to signify the general action or state of swimming or to swim.

The English word “dog” is translated into Hawaiian as ʻīlio. ʻīlio is the noun used to refer to the animal known as a dog.