Hawaiian

akua is the Hawaiian word for god or deity. The term akua is used to refer to a god or a deity.

In Hawaiian, “I love you” is said as aloha au iā ʻoe. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The Hawaiian word for lunch is ʻaina awakea. The term refers specifically to a meal eaten around midday.

The Hawaiian phrase for “cheers” is Huli pau! Huli pau! is used as a celebratory toast when finishing a drink or a task.

The Hawaiian word for congratulations is hoʻomaikaʻi. hoʻomaikaʻi is most commonly used as a standalone exclamation to congratulate someone.

The Hawaiian word for bright is ʻālohilohi.

The Hawaiian word for shy is hilahila. hilahila is an adjective used to describe someone who is reserved in nature.

The Hawaiian word for goodbye is Aloha. Aloha is a versatile term used for both hello and goodbye.

Lāhainā is the Hawaiian name for Lahaina. Lāhainā is a proper noun used to refer to the specific location of the same name.

The English phrase “welcome to maui” is translated into Hawaiian as E komo mai iā Maui.