Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for dead is make. The adjective make is used to describe someone or something that is no longer alive.

The English word ‘bro’ can be translated to Hawaiian as brah. The term brah is used to refer to a male comrade, friend or someone who shares one’s ideals.

The English name Caitlin is translated into Hawaiian as Keikilani. Keikilani is a female given name.

The Hawaiian phrase for “enjoy yourself” is e leʻaleʻa. e leʻaleʻa is a phrase used to tell someone to have a good time.

The English phrase ‘tired’ is translated into Hawaiian as luhi or māluhiluhi. Both words are used to describe the state of being in need of rest or sleep.

The English word ‘nephew’ is translated into Hawaiian as keiki kāne a ka hoahānau.

The Hawaiian phrase for “hang loose” is shaka. shaka is used to express a laid-back attitude or to serve as a relaxed greeting.

The Hawaiian word for ‘idiot’ is lōlō.

The English word “energy” is translated into Hawaiian as ikehu. ikehu refers to the capacity to do work

The Hawaiian word for mischievous is kolohe. kolohe is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is naughty.