How to Say “Knowledge” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for knowledge is ʻike. ʻike means knowledge in the sense of everything that is known and what comes from learning.
The Hawaiian word for knowledge is ʻike. ʻike means knowledge in the sense of everything that is known and what comes from learning.
The Hawaiian word for “annoying” is hoʻouluhua. hoʻouluhua is an adjective used to describe something or someone that causes irritation or annoyance.
The Hawaiian phrase for “best friend” is makamaka maikaʻi loa.
The Hawaiian phrase for “have a great weekend” is e loaʻa i kahi hopena pule maikaʻi.
The English phrase “beautiful island” is translated into Hawaiian as mokupuni nani.
The Hawaiian word for granddaughter is moʻopuna wahine. Moʻopuna wahine is used to specifically refer to the daughter of someone’s child.
The Hawaiian word for pineapple is hala kahiki. The term is used to refer to the pineapple fruit.
The Hawaiian word for tiger is kika. kika is a noun used to refer to the mammal Panthera tigris.