Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for snow is hau.

The Hawaiian word for poop is kūkae. kūkae is a noun used to refer to feces.

The Hawaiian word poke means to jab with an object such as a finger or a stick.

The English phrase ‘god bless’ is translated into Hawaiian as e hoʻopōmaikaʻi mai ke Akua. This phrase is used to wish someone divine favor or protection.

In Hawaiian Pidgin people say Good mornin’, dropping the last g, and often follow it with Howzit, which means “how is it going”.

In Hawaiian, “happy retirement” is expressed as Hauʻoli lā hoʻomaha loa.

The Hawaiian phrase for “welcome home” is e komo mai i ka hale.

The Hawaiian equivalent for the name Alyssa is Alika. Alika is used as a female given name.

The Hawaiian word for grateful is mahalo.

The English word “help” is translated into Hawaiian as kōkua. The word kōkua is used to provide assistance to someone or something.