Mokuna 17 Ka Papaʻōlelo

Question 1

machine

Answer 1

ka mīkini [kikino]

Question 2

coconut grater

Answer 2

ka mea waʻu niu [kikino]

Question 3

to squeeze liquid out

Answer 3

ka ʻuī [hamani]

Question 4

to invite

Answer 4

ke kono [hamani]

Question 5

to meet socially, socialize

Answer 5

ka launa [hehele]

Question 6

cane knife

Answer 6

ka pahikō [kikino]

Question 7

lizard

Answer 7

ka moʻo [kikino]

Question 8

for something to have a single rip it

Answer 8

ka nahae [ʻaʻano]

Question 9

to gather, pick up

Answer 9

ka ʻohi [hamani]

Question 10

the one who hides something

Answer 10

ka mea hūnā [kikino]

Question 11

old woman

Answer 11

ka luahine [kikino]

Question 12

family gods

Answer 12

nā ʻaumākua [kikino]

Question 13

the game of hide-and-seek

Answer 13

ka peʻepeʻeakua [kikino]

Question 14

coconut husk

Answer 14

ka pulu (niu) [kikino]

Question 15

for someone to bathe a baby, animal, etc.

Answer 15

ka hōʻauʻau [hamani]

Question 16

place

Answer 16

kahi [kikino]

Question 17

coconut milk, coconut water

Answer 17

ka wai niu [kikino]

Question 18

family god

Answer 18

ka ʻaumakua [kikino]

Question 19

to move

Answer 19

ka neʻe [hehele]

Question 20

secret number, code used to get into computer, etc.

Answer 20

ka heluhuna [kikino]

Question 21

haupia

Answer 21

ka haupia [kikino]

Question 22

to hide something such as money

Answer 22

ka hūnā [hamani]

Question 23

to be toppled over, as a tree that has fallen down

Answer 23

ka hina [ʻaʻano]

Question 24

truck

Answer 24

ke kalaka [kikino]

Question 25

position, status

Answer 25

ke kūlana [kikino]

Question 26

kāhuna (plural)

Answer 26

nā kāhuna [kikino]

Question 27

to introduce someone

Answer 27

ka hoʻolauna [hamani]

Question 28

to move (while staying in place, to wiggle)

Answer 28

ka ʻoni [hehele]

Question 29

to tear something up

Answer 29

ka haehae [hamani]

Question 30

1. to take something back to its previous place; 2. to take something back to your previous place

Answer 30

ka hoʻihoʻi [hamani]

Question 31

1. old men; 2. old people (group of mixed sexes)

Answer 31

nā ʻelemākule [kikino]

Question 32

to hide oneself as behind a rock wall

Answer 32

ka peʻe [hehele]

Question 33

Yeah. Right.

Answer 33

ʻĒ-e [hoʻōho]

Question 34

to enter, go inside, come inside

Answer 34

ke komo [hehele]

Question 35

to move something somewhere

Answer 35

ka hoʻoneʻe [hamani]

Question 36

flesh, meat (of a fruit, or coconut)

Answer 36

ka ʻiʻo [kikino]

Question 37

initial ʻami in the pepeke kālele ʻākena

Answer 37

na [ʻami nonoʻa nui kinoʻā]

Question 38

1. to make go out, to make come out; 2. to express in words; 3. to publish

Answer 38

ka hoʻopuka [hamani]

Question 39

wheel

Answer 39

ka huila [kikino]

Question 40

pile

Answer 40

ka paila [kikino]

Question 41

out of sight, hidden

Answer 41

ka nalo [ʻaʻano]

Question 42

password, secret word used to get into something such as a computer

Answer 42

ka ʻōlelohuna [kikino]

Question 43

pick axe

Answer 43

ke kipikua [kikino]

Question 44

the one who hides, as in the game of peʻepeʻeakua

Answer 44

ka mea peʻe [kikino]

Question 45

to exit, to go out, to come out

Answer 45

ka puka [hehele]

Question 46

old women

Answer 46

nā luāhine [kikino]

Question 47

kahuna

Answer 47

ke kahuna [kikino]

Question 48

1. to swim around in the water; 2. to take a bath

Answer 48

ka ʻauʻau [hehele]

Question 49

to put inside, insert

Answer 49

ka hoʻokomo [hamani]

Question 50

to sweep something such as dirt

Answer 50

ka pūlumi [hamani]

Question 51

a secret

Answer 51

ka meahuna [kikino]

Question 52

coconut

Answer 52

ka niu [kikino]

Question 53

broom

Answer 53

ka pūlumi [kikino]

Question 54

to ascend, go up

Answer 54

ka piʻi [hehele]

Question 55

wheelbarrow

Answer 55

ka huilapalala [kikino]

Question 56

old man

Answer 56

ka ʻelemakule [kikino]

Question 57

to grate

Answer 57

ka waʻu [hamani]

Question 58

for something to be all ripped up

Answer 58

ka nāhaehae [ʻaʻano]

Question 59

Hey. Informal form of ʻeā.

Answer 59

ʻĒ [hoʻōho]

Question 60

for someone like a police officer to stop someone

Answer 60

ka hoʻokū [hamani]