Mokuna 18 Ka Papaʻōlelo

Question 1

to put inside, insert

Answer 1

ka hoʻokomo (hamani)

Question 2

jeans (pants)

Answer 2

ka lole wāwae ʻāhina (kikino)

Question 3

but, however

Answer 3

naʻe (hune)

Question 4

to be open, in business as a store

Answer 4

ka hemo (ʻaʻano)

Question 5

for someone to open up a door, building; take off something

Answer 5

ka wehe (hamani)

Question 6

baggy as clothes

Answer 6

ka ʻaluʻalu (ʻaʻano)

Question 7

iron rake

Answer 7

ka hao kope (kikino)

Question 8

sock, stocking

Answer 8

ke kākini (kikino)

Question 9

car horn

Answer 9

ka ʻolē (kikino)

Question 10

1. to fatten; 2. to sweeten

Answer 10

ka hoʻomomona (hamani)

Question 11

small, S (size of clothes)

Answer 11

ka sā (ʻaʻano)

Question 12

mirror, hand held mirror

Answer 12

ke aniani kilohi (kikino)

Question 13

to hang something up or out to dry

Answer 13

ke kaulaʻi (hamani)

Question 14

to throw, throw away

Answer 14

ke kiloi (hamani)

Question 15

small (size of clothes)

Answer 15

ka liʻiliʻi (ʻaʻano)

Question 16

medium (size of clothes)

Answer 16

ka lōpū (ʻaʻano)

Question 17

to fix

Answer 17

ka hoʻoponopono (hamani)

Question 18

to cause someone to see, to show

Answer 18

ka hōʻike (hamani)

Question 19

irrigation ditch, especially for taro

Answer 19

ka ʻauwai (kikino)

Question 20

to have a glowing color as the orange used by construction workers

Answer 20

ka hāweo (ʻaʻano)

Question 21

to be closed, not open for business as a store.

Answer 21

ka paʻa (ʻaʻano)

Question 22

to make something stop

Answer 22

ka hoʻokū (hamani)

Question 23

to cause to make a sound, honk a horn, play an instrument

Answer 23

ka hoʻokani (hamani)

Question 24

extremely loose and baggy as clothes

Answer 24

ka ʻaluheʻe (ʻaʻano)

Question 25

for a car to stop, to stand still

Answer 25

ke kū (hehele)

Question 26

vest, as worn by road workers

Answer 26

ka pūliki (kikino)

Question 27

hammer

Answer 27

ka hāmale (kikino)

Question 28

triangle shaped flag used to mark off an area

Answer 28

ka lepa (kikino)

Question 29

to walk something, as a dog or horse

Answer 29

ka hoʻohele (hamani)

Question 30

accustomed to, used to

Answer 30

ka maʻa (hamani)

Question 31

laces of a shoe, or clothing

Answer 31

ka lī (kikino)

Question 32

size (of clothing, shoes, ornaments)

Answer 32

ka helu (kikino)

Question 33

to redden, make red

Answer 33

ka hōʻulaʻula (hamani)

Question 34

gravel used on a road, manufactured gravel

Answer 34

ka hakuʻili (kikino)

Question 35

large stationary mirror on wall or standing

Answer 35

ke aniani kū (kikino)

Question 36

extra, extra large, XXL (size of clothes)

Answer 36

ke kesa kesa lā (ʻaʻano)

Question 37

shovel

Answer 37

ke kopalā (kikino)

Question 38

to moisten

Answer 38

ka hoʻopulu (hamani)

Question 39

tight as clothes

Answer 39

ka likiliki (ʻaʻano)

Question 40

(tobacco) pipe

Answer 40

ka ipupaka (kikino)

Question 41

slip when walking, skid as a car

Answer 41

ka pakika (hehele)

Question 42

again, more

Answer 42

hou (huneʻano)

Question 43

boot

Answer 43

ke kāmaʻa puki (kikino)

Question 44

slightly, a little bit

Answer 44

iki (huneʻano)

Question 45

light rake used for grass and leaves

Answer 45

ke kope ʻōpala (kikino)

Question 46

road full of pot holes

Answer 46

ka mālualua (ʻaʻano)

Question 47

ring (finger ring)

Answer 47

ke komolima (kikino)

Question 48

pebbles at a beach, natural gravel

Answer 48

ka ʻiliʻili (kikino)

Question 49

smooth as road or cliff face

Answer 49

ka laumania (ʻaʻano)

Question 50

large (size of clothes)

Answer 50

ka nui (ʻaʻano)

Question 51

high heeled shoes

Answer 51

ke kāmaʻa hila (kikino)

Question 52

to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ashamed

Answer 52

ka hoʻohilahila (hamani)

Question 53

to give life, heal

Answer 53

ka hoʻōla (hamani)

Question 54

dug ditch along side a road, ditch for pipes

Answer 54

ka ʻauwaha (kikino)

Question 55

to remove moisture, make dry, as dishes

Answer 55

ka hoʻomaloʻo (hamani)

Question 56

to dig, to dig up

Answer 56

ka ʻeli (hamani)

Question 57

to cause something to be cold, refrigerate

Answer 57

ka hoʻānuanu (hamani)

Question 58

to cause someone to wake up, to awaken

Answer 58

ka hoʻāla (hamani)

Question 59

to give to wear as a lei

Answer 59

ka hoʻolei (hamani)

Question 60

cone (on road, or for ice cream)

Answer 60

ke kone (kikino)

Question 61

first

Answer 61

mua (huneʻano)

Question 62

glass, mirror

Answer 62

ke aniani (kikino)

Question 63

to close off as a road, for someone to close up something as a store

Answer 63

ke pani (hamani)

Question 64

pipe

Answer 64

ka paipu (kikino)

Question 65

to wear around the neck as one does a lei

Answer 65

ka lei (hamani)

Question 66

extra large, XL (size of clothes)

Answer 66

ke kesa lā (ʻaʻano)

Question 67

Call to let someone know that you are in the area, to get someone to notice you.

Answer 67

Hui (hoʻōho)

Question 68

to tattoo

Answer 68

ke kākau uhi