Hawaiian

The phrase for great grandma in Hawaiian is kupuna kuakahi. This phrase is used to refer to the mother of one’s grandmother or grandfather.

The Hawaiian word for mark is Maleko. Maleko is used as a noun to refer to an indication used for reference or measurement.

The Hawaiian word for guy is kāne. kāne is a noun used to refer to a male or a man.

The Hawaiian word for reef is papa. The term refers to rocks located at or near the surface of the water.

The Hawaiian word for horse is lio. lio is a noun used to refer to members of the species Equus ferus.

The English phrase ‘two’ is translated into Hawaiian as ʻelua. This term represents the cardinal number 2.

The Hawaiian phrase for “safe travels” is huakaʻi maikaʻi. huakaʻi maikaʻi is used to wish someone a bon voyage.

In Hawaiian, the English word ‘spring’ is translated as puna. puna refers to the season between winter and summer found in temperate climates.

The Hawaiian word for “gift” is makana. makana is a noun used to describe something that is given to another person voluntarily and without any charge.

The Hawaiian female given name Andrea is expressed as ʻAnekalea. ʻAnekalea is used as a female given name.