Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for teacher is kumu. The term kumu refers to a teacher, instructor or expert.

The Hawaiian word for energetic is ikaika. ikaika is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is possessing, exerting or displaying energy.

The English word ‘prayer’ is translated into Hawaiian as pule. pule is a noun used to describe the practice of communicating with one’s God.

The Hawaiian word for one is ʻekahi. The word is used to represent the cardinal number 1.

The Hawaiian word for ‘lazy’ is molowā. molowā is an adjective used to describe someone who is unwilling to work.

The Hawaiian phrase for “many blessings” is nā pōmaikaʻi he nui.

The Hawaiian word for police is mākaʻi. mākaʻi refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.

The English word “miracle” is translated into Hawaiian as hana mana. hana mana refers to a wonderful event that is attributed to supernatural powers.

In Hawaiian, “thank you god” is said as Mahalo ke Akua.

In Hawaiian, “take care of yourself” is expressed as mālama pono.