Hawaiian

In Hawaiian, the phrase “all done” is pau. The word pau is used to indicate that a task, an event or a period of time has concluded.

The Hawaiian word for bottle is ʻōmole. The term refers to a container.

The Hawaiian phrase for “the best” is ka ʻoi. ka ʻoi is used to describe the highest quality or the most excellent member of a specific group.

The Hawaiian word for tomorrow is ‘apōpō. This word is primarily used as an adverb to describe something happening on the day after the present day.

The Hawaiian word for student is haumāna. haumāna is a noun used to describe a person enrolled at a school, university or other educational institution.

The Hawaiian word for ‘sandy’ is oneone. oneone is an adjective used to describe something that contains sand.

In Hawaiian, the phrase for “no worries” is mai hopohopo.

The Hawaiian phrase for “little flower” is pua liʻi. This phrase is used to describe a flower that is small in size.

In Hawaiian, the word for lover is ipo. The word ipo is used broadly to refer to a lover, sweetheart or beloved person.

The Hawaiian word for dolphin is naiʻa. naiʻa is a noun used to refer to an aquatic mammal specifically categorized as a dolphin.