Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for pants is lole wāwae. lole wāwae is a noun used to refer to a garment that covers the body from the waist downwards.

The Hawaiian word for cherry is kili. kili is a noun used to refer to the cherry fruit.

Mauna Loa is the Hawaiian name for a dormant volcano on the island of Hawaii. It translates to “Long Mountain” in English.

The Hawaiian word for hibiscus is aloalo. aloalo is a noun used to refer to the hibiscus flower.

In Hawaiian, the phrase for “my family” is koʻu ʻohana. The phrase koʻu ʻohana is used to refer to the group of people related to the speaker.

The English word “dinner” is translated into Hawaiian as ʻaina ahiahi. The phrase is used to describe an evening meal.

The Hawaiian word for boring is keleka. keleka is an adjective used to describe something that causes boredom or tiredness.

The Hawaiian word for “prayers” is pule. The term pule refers to words that are spoken or thought as a way of communicating with a deity.

The phrase “you’re beautiful” in Hawaiian is uʻi ʻoe. This phrase is used as a compliment to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

kupuna kāne is the Hawaiian way to say grandpa. The term is used to refer to a grandfather.