Mokuna 19 Ka Papaʻōlelo

Question 1

cleverly done, artistically done

Answer 1

ka noʻeau [ʻaʻano]

Question 2

open, unobstructed

Answer 2

ka hāmama [ʻaʻano]

Question 3

to throw

Answer 3

ke kiloi [hamani]

Question 4

wood

Answer 4

ka lāʻau [kikino]

Question 5

to make soft, soften

Answer 5

ka hoʻopalupalu [hamani]

Question 6

to give to wear as a lei

Answer 6

ka hoʻolei [hamani]

Question 7

cut hala fruit

Answer 7

ka puahala [kikino]

Question 8

to wear around the neck as a lei

Answer 8

ka lei [hamani]

Question 9

tip

Answer 9

ka welelau [kikino]

Question 10

to be touched, to be hit

Answer 10

ka pā [ʻaʻano]

Question 11

changed, transformed, no longer the same

Answer 11

ka loli [ʻaʻano]

Question 12

1. to fatten; 2. to sweeten

Answer 12

ka hoʻomomona [hamani]

Question 13

ke kumu lāʻau hala

Answer 13

ka pūhala [kikino]

Question 14

calm, gentle

Answer 14

ka mālie [ʻaʻano]

Question 15

1. raw; 2. green, not ripe

Answer 15

ka maka [ʻaʻano]

Question 16

elevator

Answer 16

ka ʻeleweka [kikino]

Question 17

to make fragrant, cause to be scented, to perfume

Answer 17

ka hōʻaʻala [hamani]

Question 18

to cause someone to see, to show

Answer 18

ka hōʻike [hamani]

Question 19

fall, toppled, knocked over

Answer 19

ka hina [ʻaʻano]

Question 20

to cause someone to wake up, to awaken

Answer 20

ka hoʻāla [hamani]

Question 21

finger

Answer 21

ka manamanalima [kikino]

Question 22

smell bad

Answer 22

ka hohono [ʻaʻano]

Question 23

to be positioned somewhere or on top of something

Answer 23

ke kau [hehele]

Question 24

to pick up, gather, as flowers or limu

Answer 24

ka ʻohi [hamani]

Question 25

to bathe someone

Answer 25

ka hōʻauʻau [hamani]

Question 26

because of, due to, with, from, by

Answer 26

iā/i [ʻami lauka] [māka ʻākena ʻaʻano]

Question 27

tongue

Answer 27

ke alelo [kikino]

Question 28

pierced, poked, such as a wound

Answer 28

ke kū [ʻaʻano]

Question 29

1. full, filled; 2. complete

Answer 29

ka piha [ʻaʻano]

Question 30

to scorch, burn, make crispy

Answer 30

ka hoʻopāpaʻa [hamani]

Question 31

fragrance, scent

Answer 31

ke ʻala [kikino]

Question 32

to make hot, heat up

Answer 32

ka hoʻowela [hamani]

Question 33

to cause something to be cold, refrigerate

Answer 33

ka hoʻānuanu [hamani]

Question 34

1. to beat up; 2. to kill

Answer 34

ka pepehi [hamani]

Question 35

rice ball

Answer 35

ka pōpō laiki [kikino]

Question 36

needle, pin, nail

Answer 36

ke kui [kikino]

Question 37

ka hua o ka pūhala

Answer 37

ka hala [kikino]

Question 38

to moisten

Answer 38

ka hoʻopulu [hamani]

Question 39

to remove moisture, make dry, as dishes

Answer 39

ka hoʻomaloʻo [hamani]

Question 40

persist, continue

Answer 40

ka mau [ʻaʻano]

Question 41

ka pua kāne o ka pūhala

Answer 41

ka hīnano [kikino]

Question 42

dark, without light

Answer 42

ka pōʻeleʻele [ʻaʻano]

Question 43

scissors

Answer 43

ka ʻūpā [kikino]

Question 44

side

Answer 44

ka ʻaoʻao [kikino]

Question 45

1. stem of a flower, or fruit; 2. the handle of a broom, or shovel

Answer 45

ke ʻau [kikino]

Question 46

smell good

Answer 46

ka ʻaʻala [ʻaʻano]

Question 47

unlucky

Answer 47

ka pakalaki [ʻaʻano]

Question 48

to deliberately touch

Answer 48

ka hoʻopā [hamani]

Question 49

to give life, heal

Answer 49

ka hoʻōla [hamani]

Question 50

1. air; 2. sovereignty; 3. smell

Answer 50

ke ea [kikino]

Question 51

beach, seashore

Answer 51

Ø kahakai [kikino]

Question 52

1. valuable; 2. rich

Answer 52

ka waiwai [ʻaʻano]

Question 53

1. cut as a wound; 2. cut off, detached; 3. severed as a piece of string

Answer 53

ka moku [ʻaʻano]

Question 54

to hang something up or out to dry

Answer 54

ke kaulaʻi [hamani]

Question 55

to be spilled - liquid, pebbles, rice

Answer 55

ka hanini [ʻaʻano]

Question 56

to beautify, decorate

Answer 56

ka hoʻonani [hamani]

Question 57

to fall (down as a human or animal from running, standing up, while still in contact with ground)

Answer 57

ka palahuli [hehele]

Question 58

1. to be something to which people are accustomed to, or used to; 2. for a person to be accustomed, used to something

Answer 58

ka maʻa [ʻaʻano]

Question 59

to fall (off as from tree, horse, chair, and through air to ground)

Answer 59

ka hāʻule [hehele]

Question 60

serrated

Answer 60

ka nihoniho [ʻaʻano]

Question 61

fruit core

Answer 61

ka ʻīkoi [kikino]

Question 62

branch

Answer 62

ka lālā [kikino]

Question 63

to pluck a flower

Answer 63

ke ʻako [hamani]

Question 64

tooth

Answer 64

ka niho [kikino]

Question 65

to walk something, as a dog or horse

Answer 65

ka hoʻohele [hamani]

Question 66

to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ashamed

Answer 66

ka hoʻohilahila [hamani]

Question 67

by

Answer 67

e [ʻami hea] [māka ʻākena ʻiae]

Question 68

to laugh, laugh at

Answer 68

ka ʻakaʻaka [hamani]

Question 69

shark

Answer 69

ka manō [kikino]

Question 70

back (body part)

Answer 70

ke kua [kikino]

Question 71

sharp

Answer 71

ka ʻoi [ʻaʻano]

Question 72

to redden, make red

Answer 72

ka hōʻulaʻula [hamani]

Question 73

to jab, poke, spear

Answer 73

ke ʻō [hamani]

Question 74

fruit cluster

Answer 74

ka ʻāhui [kikino]

Question 75

to be taken away, swept away

Answer 75

ka lilo [ʻaʻano]

Question 76

he ʻano meakanu

Answer 76

ka lauaʻe [kikino]

Question 77

to string, sew on a string, as a lei

Answer 77

ke kui [hamani]

Question 78

to float

Answer 78

ka lana [hehele]