Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for ‘stink’ is pilau. pilau is a verb used to describe having a strong bad smell.

Hauʻoli Lā Makuakāne is how you say happy father’s day in Hawaiian. This phrase is a greeting used to wish a father a happy Father’s Day.

The English phrase “hello beautiful” can be said in Hawaiian as aloha nani.

The Hawaiian word for “hey” is hui. hui is used as an informal greeting.

The Hawaiian word for death is make. make is used as a noun to refer to the cessation of life.

The Hawaiian word for “go” is hele. hele is a versatile verb meaning to go, to come or to travel.

The Hawaiian way to say Isabella is Ikapela. Ikapela is the Hawaiian form used for the female given name Isabella.

The English word “cat” can be translated into Hawaiian as pōpoki or ʻowau. Both words refer to the domestic species of cat.

The Hawaiian phrase for “sleep well” is e moe mālie. e moe mālie is used to wish someone a peaceful and undisturbed night of sleep.

The Hawaiian word for ginger is ‘āwapuhi. While both terms refer to ginger, ‘āwapuhi specifically refers to the *Zingiber zerumbet* species of ginger.