Mokuna ʻUmikūmāhā Flashcards
0
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Ham, Similar foods eaten at breakfast (as iʻa at breakfast)
A
Ka Hame
Kikino
1
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Government, Country
A
Ke Aupuni
Kikino
2
Q
- Egg, Fruit, Tuber
2. Result
A
Ka Hua
Kikino
3
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Turtle Egg
A
Ka Huahonu
Kikino
4
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Boiled Egg
A
Ka Hua Kupa
Kikino
5
Q
Bird Egg
A
Ka Huamanu
Kikino
6
Q
Chicken Egg
A
Ka Huamoa
Kikino
7
Q
Scrambled Eggs
A
Ka Hua Pākā
Kikino
8
Q
Fried Egg
A
Ka Hua Palai
Kikino
9
Q
Fruit, as of a tree or shrub
A
Ka Huaʻai
Kikino
10
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Sauce, Gravy, Liquid part of Soup
A
Ke Kai
Kikino
11
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Hawaiian Egg Soup, eaten when sick
A
Ke Kai Hua
Kikino
12
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Doctor
A
Ke Kauka
Kikino
13
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Comb
A
Ke Kahi
Kikino
14
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Children
A
Nā Kamaliʻi
Kikino
15
Q
Jam, with pieces of fruit and seeds in it
A
Ke Kame (Ke Kele Kame) (Kikino)
16
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Jelly/ Jam
A
Ke Kele
Kikino
17
Q
Guava Jelly
A
Ke Kele Kūawa
Kikino
18
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Clear Jelly (Gelatin)
A
Ke Kele Maoli
Kikino
19
Q
Can
A
Ke Kini
Kikino
20
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Leftovers
A
Ke Koena
Kikino
21
Q
Chocolate
A
Ke Kokoleka
Kikino
22
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Doughnut, also used for pastries
A
Ke Koneko
Kikino
23
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Soup
A
Ke Kupa
Kikino
24
Body
Ke Kino
| Kikino
25
Portuguese Doughnut
Ka Malasada
| Kikino
26
1. Song, Chant, Instrumental Composition
| 2. The Words of a Chant
Ke Mele
| Kikino
27
King, Queen
Ka Mōʻī
| Kikino
28
Story
Ka Moʻolelo
| Kikino
29
Razor
Ka Pahi ʻUmiʻumi
30
Hawaiian Pancake
Ka Palaoa Linalina
| Kikino
31
Pancake
Ka Palaoa Palai
| Kikino
32
Canned Corned Beef
Ka Pipi Kini
| Kikino
33
Bacon
Ka Pēkona
| Kikino
34
Coffee Cup
Ke Pola Kope
| Kikino
35
Eating Utensils
Ka Pono ʻAi
| Kikino
36
Food with Drinks
Ka Pūpū
| Kikino
37
Ham, as of Pork
Ka Puaʻa Hame
| Kikino
38
Spam
Ka Puaʻa Kini
| Kikino
39
1. Throat
| 2. Stomach of a Fish
Ka Puʻu
| Kikino
40
The Trachea
Ka Puʻuhanu
| Kikino
41
The Esophagus
Ka Puʻumoni
| Kikino
42
Milk
Ka Waiū
| Kikino
43
Butter
Ka Waiūpaka
| Kikino
44
Breakfast
Ka ʻAina Kakahiaka
| Kikino
45
Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai
| Kikino
46
Leaft Onion, Green Onion, Shallots
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Lau
| Kikino
47
Raw Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Maka
| Kikino
48
Round Onion
Ke ʻAkaʻakai Poepoe
| Kikino
49
Birthplace
Ka ʻĀina Hānau
| Kikino
50
Dove
Ka ʻEhakō
| Kikino
51
Orchid
Ka ʻOkika
| Kikino
52
Rubbish
Ka ʻŌpala
| Kikino
53
Beard, Mustache
Ka ʻUmiʻumi
| Kikino
54
To Chant a Mele in a Traditional Hawaiian Way
Ke Oli
| Hamani
55
1. To Compose (a song)
| 2. Weave (a Lei)
Ka Haku
| Hamani
56
To Spread with Something Flat as in butter with a knife, or spreading plaster
Ka Hāpala
| Hamani
57
To Sing a Song, in contrast to the oli style of performing
Ka Hīmeni
| Hamani
58
1. To Smell
| 2. To Kiss
Ka Honi
| Hamani
59
To Brag, Shoe Off Immodestly
Ka Hōʻoio
| Hamani
60
To Treat Something/ Someone as Beneath One; haughty, proud, conceited, stuck-up
Ka Hoʻokano
| Hamani
61
To Comb, Shave, Smooth Out
Ke Kahi
| Hamani
62
To String (a Lei)
Ke Kui
| Hamani
63
To Boil Something
Ke Kupa
| Hamani
64
To Make Coffee
Ke Kupa Kope
| Hamani
65
Pry in to Other Peoples' Matters
Ka Mahaʻoi
| Hamani
66
To Perform Music, Orally/ Instrumentally
Ke Mele
| Hamani
67
To Pour
Ka Ninini
| Hamani
68
To Fry Something
Ka Palai
| Hamani
69
To Brush
Ka Palaki
| Hamani
70
1. To Eat a Meal
| 2. To Party
Ka Pāʻina
| Hamani
71
To Eat Breakfast
Ka Pāʻina Kakahiaka
| Hamani
72
To Assume a Contorted Position on the Ground, as does a worm
Ka Lāpuʻu
| Hehele
73
To Be Spilled
Ka Hanini
| ʻAʻano
74
Crooked, Imbalanced
Ke Kapakahi
| ʻAʻano
75
1. Heavy, Weighty
| 2. Sad
Ke Kaumaha
| ʻAʻano
76
To Have Had Enough to Drink
Ke Kena
| ʻAʻano
77
To be Too Sweet
Ke Kenakena
| ʻAʻano
78
Enough
Ka Lawa
| ʻAʻano
79
To Have a Gummy/ Sticky Texture
| as with kūlolo, palaoa linalina, mōchī
Ka Linalina
| ʻAʻano
80
Dead
Ka Make
| ʻAʻano
81
Dry, Arid
Ka Maloʻo
| ʻAʻano
82
To Have Had Enough to Eat, Satiated
Ka Māʻona
| ʻAʻano
83
Don't Want to Talk, Sulky
Ka Nuha
| ʻAʻano
84
Firm, Secure, Stuck
Ka Paʻa
| ʻAʻano
85
Wet
Ka Pulu
| ʻAʻano
86
Surprised, Shocked, Startled
Ka Pūʻiwa
| ʻAʻano
87
Sore, Painful, Been Hurt
Ka ʻEha
| ʻAʻano
88
Reddish Color of the Hair of some Hawaiians
Ka ʻEhu
| ʻAʻano
