Mokuna 21 Ka Papaʻōlelo

Question 1

Pele’s first landing place on Kauaʻi

Answer 1

Kapaʻa [iʻoa paku]

Question 2

underarm

Answer 2

ka pōʻaeʻae [kikino]

Question 3

I mean… (said before correcting yourself)

Answer 3

mea [hoʻōho]

Question 4

Tahitian, a native person from the Society Islands

Answer 4

ka Polapola [kikino]

Question 5

Home of Lohiʻau on Kauaʻi

Answer 5

Hāʻena [iʻoa paku]

Question 6

a fancy word for retarded

Answer 6

ka lohiʻau [ʻaʻano]

Question 7

hot and glowing as rocks in an imu, or hot lava

Answer 7

ka ʻenaʻena [ʻaʻano]

Question 8

1. to be rippling as water; 2. to be full to just before the point of overflowing

Answer 8

ka ʻaleʻale [ʻaʻano]

Question 9

classmate

Answer 9

ka hoapapa [kikino]

Question 10

he ʻano meaʻai

Answer 10

ka laulau [kikino]

Question 11

roommate

Answer 11

ka hoalumi [kikino]

Question 12

to be disappeared

Answer 12

ka nalo [ʻaʻano]

Question 13

ocean swell

Answer 13

ka ʻale [kikino]

Question 14

imu

Answer 14

ka imu [kikino]

Question 15

a tea pot

Answer 15

ka ipukī [kikino]

Question 16

1. shadow; 2. a fetus at a very early stage of development as the case with Hiʻiaka when she was born

Answer 16

ke aka [kikino]

Question 17

Pele’s dream lover

Answer 17

Lohiʻau [iʻoa kuhane]

Question 18

for a human being or spirit to having some unusual feature such as being dwarflike as a menehune, a weird way of talking, etc.

Answer 18

ka ʻeʻepa [ʻaʻano]

Question 19

tobacco

Answer 19

ka paka [kikino]

Question 20

steep as a road, or similar incline which one ascends

Answer 20

ka piʻikū [ʻaʻano]

Question 21

to chant a mele

Answer 21

ke oli [hamani]

Question 22

like

Answer 22

ʻo ia hoʻi [hoʻōho]

Question 23

rum

Answer 23

ka rama [kikino]

Question 24

to smoke cigarettes

Answer 24

ke puhi paka [hamani]

Question 25

calm as when nature is quiet

Answer 25

ka laʻi [kikino]

Question 26

to go swimming (in the ocean)

Answer 26

ka ʻauʻau kai [hehele]

Question 27

1. to be lost, as a person; 2. to be lost by someone as a possession

Answer 27

ka nalowale [ʻaʻano]

Question 28

line, especially of a mele

Answer 28

ka lālani [kikino]

Question 29

lava, both hot and cooled

Answer 29

ka pele [kikino]

Question 30

a gourd, especially when used as a container or musical instrument

Answer 30

ka ipu [kikino]

Question 31

The Society Islands, "Tahiti"

Answer 31

ka paeʻāina Polapola [kikino]

Question 32

Tallest mountain on Kauaʻi

Answer 32

Waiʻaleʻale [iʻoa paku]

Question 33

a mountain, usually one that is somewhat rounded

Answer 33

ka mauna [kikino]

Question 34

to practice something

Answer 34

ka hoʻomaʻamaʻa [hamani]

Question 35

steep and knife-like as a cliff

Answer 35

ke kūnihi [ʻaʻano]

Question 36

1. to be burned down as a house; 2. a fire, an event in which a house or other structure is damaged by fire

Answer 36

ka pau ahi [ʻaʻano]

Question 37

traditional name of all lands mythical and real outside Hawaiʻi

Answer 37

Kahiki [iʻoa paku]

Question 38

crater in Kīlauea, traditional home of Pele mā

Answer 38

Halemaʻumaʻu [iʻoa paku]

Question 39

lover, girlfriend, boyfriend

Answer 39

ka ipo [kikino]

Question 40

to hold on to something

Answer 40

ka paʻa [hamani]

Question 41

to be broad, or wide

Answer 41

ka laulā [ʻaʻano]

Question 42

1. to be on top of something; 2. to "ride" a vehicle

Answer 42

ke kau [hehele]

Question 43

1. to burn up something in a fire; 2. to smoke something, as tobacco

Answer 43

ke puhi [hamani]

Question 44

to drink alcohol

Answer 44

ka inu lama [hamani]

Question 45

a famous kupua "ka wahine o ka lua," "ka wahine no Kahiki"

Answer 45

Pele [iʻoa kuhane]

Question 46

most active volcano on Hawaiʻi

Answer 46

Kīlauea [iʻoa paku]

Question 47

alcoholic drinks, especially "hard liquor"

Answer 47

ka lama [kikino]

Question 48

A filler word for the name of a place

Answer 48

mea [iʻoa paku]

Question 49

cuttlefish, ika

Answer 49

ka mūheʻe [kikino]

Question 50

the largest island in ka paeʻāina Polapola

Answer 50

Tahiti [iʻoa paku]

Question 51

a pipe, such as a sewer pipe

Answer 51

ka paipu [kikino]

Question 52

the bosom, especially the part near the underarm

Answer 52

ka poli [kikino]

Question 53

to ride (bicycle)

Answer 53

ke kau paikikala [hehele]

Question 54

a tobacco pipe

Answer 54

ka ipupaka [kikino]

Question 55

to go swimming (in fresh water)

Answer 55

ka ʻauʻau wai [hehele]

Question 56

1. to utter; 2. to produce; 3. to publish

Answer 56

ka hoʻopuka [hamani]

Question 57

bicycle

Answer 57

ka paikikala [kikino]

Question 58

1. to be stuck and immovable; 2. to be learned, mastered, as a lesson or song

Answer 58

ka paʻa [ʻaʻano]

Question 59

um

Answer 59

ā-a [hoʻōho]

Question 60

a metal pot as used in cooking

Answer 60

ka ipuhao [kikino]

Question 61

to block someone, or something from view

Answer 61

ke ālai [hamani]

Question 62

to call a person to get that person's attention

Answer 62

ke kāhea [hamani]

Question 63

to ride (horse)

Answer 63

ke kau lio [hehele]

Question 64

squid, tako

Answer 64

ka heʻe [kikino]

Question 65

ke kaikaina muli loa o Pele

Answer 65

Hiʻiakaikapoliopele [iʻoa kuhane]

Question 66

to smoke a pipe

Answer 66

ke puhi ipupaka [hamani]

Question 67

to go on a journey or quest, the journey itself

Answer 67

ka huakaʻi [hehele]

Question 68

normal word for "retarded"

Answer 68

ka ʻīhepa [ʻaʻano]

Question 69

the leaf of the hala or pūhala tree

Answer 69

ka lau hala [kikino]

Question 70

menehune

Answer 70

ka menehune [kikino]

Question 71

to hold up at one's chest, as a baby

Answer 71

ka hiʻi [hamani]