A hui ho’u See you later
Ae Yes
Aina Land
Akamai Smart, clever
Aloha love, compassion, greeting as in hello, good bye, farewell
Aloha Ahiahi Good evening
Aloha auina la Good afternoon
Aloha kakahiaka Good morning
A’ole No
A’ole pilikia You’re welcome / No problem
Hale House
Hana Work
Hana Hou Again, encore
Haole Originally meant foreigner but now accepted to mean Caucasian
Hau’oli La Hanau Happy Birthday
Hau’oli Makahiki Hou Happy New Year
Honi Kiss
Kai Sea, ocean
Kala mai ia’u Excuse me
Kalo Taro
Kama’aina Child of the land, today also means one who has lived here a long time
Kanaka Human Being
Kane Man, Male
Kapu Forbidden, taboo
Kaukau Food
Keiki Child
Kokua Help, assistance
Kolohe Rascal
Kumu Teacher
Kupuna Grandparent, ancestor
Ku’uipo Sweetheart
Lanai Porch, verandah
Lani Heavenly
Lua Pit, restroom
Luau Feast
Mahalo Thank You
Mahalo nui loa Thank you very much
Maika’i Good
Maika’i no au I am fine
Makai Toward the ocean
Malihini Newcomer
Mano Shark
Manu Bird
Mauka Toward the mountain
Mele Kalikimaka Merry Christmas
Moopuna Grandchild
Mu’umu’u Loose, flowing dress
Nani Beautiful
No ka oi The best
Ohana Family
Ono Delicious
Opala Rubbish, trash
Opu Stomach
Pali Cliff
Pau Finished, done
Pau Hana Finished work
Pehea ‘oe? How are you?
Pua Flower
Pua’a Pig
Puka Hole, any hole including parking spaces
Pupu Hors d’oeuvres
Pupule Crazy
Slippahs Flip flops
Tutu Grandfather, grandmother
Wahine Woman
Wikiwiki Hurry, quickly