Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for lion is liona. The term liona refers to the big cat Panthera leo.

The English phrase “beach” is translated into Hawaiian as kahakai, kahaone or papa kea.

The Hawaiian word for beauty is nani. nani refers to the quality of a pleasing appearance.

The Hawaiian word for queen is mōʻī wahine. mōʻī wahine refers to a female monarch.

The Hawaiian preposition e means ‘by’ when used to indicate a means. e is used as a preposition to indicate the means

The Hawaiian phrase for ‘be safe’ is e mālama pono. The phrase e mālama pono is used to tell someone to take care of themselves and stay out of danger.

The Hawaiian phrase for “enjoy your vacation” is E nanea i kāu hoʻomaha.

The Hawaiian phrase for ‘throw up’ is luaʻi. luaʻi is used to describe the act of vomiting food or liquid from the stomach through the mouth.

The English phrase “my husband” is translated into Hawaiian as kaʻu kāne. kaʻu kāne is a standard way to refer to one’s husband.

The Hawaiian word for “delicious” is ʻono. ʻono is an adjective used to describe something that is pleasing to the taste.