Hawaiian

To look in Hawaiian is to say nānā. The verb nānā means to try to see. It is frequently used as an imperative command to tell someone to look! or watch!

Ema is the Hawaiian way to say the female given name Emma. Ema is used as a female given name.

The Hawaiian word for rain is ua. ua is a noun used to describe an instance of particles falling.

The English name Emily is translated into Hawaiian as ʻEmelē. These are the Hawaiian forms of the given name Emily.

The Hawaiian word for grace is lokomaikaʻi. In Hawaiian, lokomaikaʻi is a noun used to describe elegant movement, poise or balance.

Aloha! If you’re planning a trip to the beautiful islands of Hawaii or simply want to explore the local culture,

Aloha! If you want to know how to say “Are you ready?” in Hawaiian, you’ve come to the right place.

The Hawaiian word for owl is pueo. pueo is a noun used to refer to the owl.

The Hawaiian word for heaven is lani. lani refers to heaven, the celestial realm or paradise. It is also used to describe the sky.

The Hawaiian word for rice is laiki. The term refers to the seeds used as a food source.