Hawaiian

The Hawaiian phrase for “you’re welcome” is he mea iki. These phrases are used as a reply to someone thanking you.

The English word jasmine is pikake in Hawaiian. pikake is a noun used to refer to plants of the genus Jasminum.

palaoa is the Hawaiian word for bread.

The Hawaiian phrase for “I hate you” is Hoʻowahawaha wau iā ʻoe. This phrase is used to express intense dislike toward another person.

The Hawaiian word for burnt is pāwela. pāwela is an adjective used to describe something that has been damaged or injured by fire or heat.

The phrase “god is love” in Hawaiian is he aloha ke Akua. This phrase is a religious statement used to assert that the nature of God is love.

The Hawaiian word for ‘brown’ is mākuʻa. mākuʻa is used to describe something that is brown in color.

The Hawaiian word for “surfer” is heʻenalu. The term refers to a person who rides a surfboard.

The Hawaiian word for ‘pet’ (an animal kept as a companion) is hānai. The word hānai is used to refer to an animal kept as a companion.

Kepakemapa is the Hawaiian word for September. Kepakemapa refers to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.