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Traditional Hawaiian Words and Sayings
Aloha Kakahiaka -> Good Morning / Aloha Auina La -> Good Afternoon /
Aloha Ahiahi -> Good Evening / Aloha au ia 'oe -> I love you /
Aloha nui loa -> Very much love / Kala mai ia'u -> Excuse me /
Mahalo -> Thank you / 'A'ole pilikia -> You're welcome & No problem /
A hui hou -> Till we meet again / Pehea 'oe? -> How are you? /
Maika'i no au -> I am fine / 'O ia mau no -> Same as usual /
'A'ole -> No / 'Ae -> Yes / Kolohe -> Rascal / Pupule -> Crazy /
Akamai -> Smart, Clever / Hau'oli La Hanau -> Happy Birthday /
'O wai kou inoa? -> What is your name? -> / 'O _____ ko'u inoa - My name is _____ /
( A gift for you <~> He makana nau )***( All my love <~> Aloha Nui Loa ***)
( Beloved <~> Ke Aloha ***)( Come visit again <~> Kipa hou mai ***)( Get Well <~> E Ola***)
( Good Luck <~>Pomaika`i ***)( Farewell to you <~> Aloha `oe ***)
( From the ___ Family <~> Mai ka 'ohana ___ ***)( I Love You <~> Aloha Au Ia 'Oe ***)
( I Truly Love You <~> Aloha No Au Ia 'Oe ***)( Just for you <~> Nau wale no ***)
( Thank you <~> Mahalo ***)( Thank you for your hospitality <~> Mahalo no kou ho`okipa***)
( Thank you very much <~> Mahalo nui loa ***)( To my love <~> Ia Iho Ke Aloha ***)
( To the ____ Family <~> E ka `ohana __ ***)( Until we meet again <~> A hui hou kakou ***)
( Warm love, affection <~> Aloha Pumehana ***)( With love <~> Me Ke Aloha ***)
( With the warmth of my love <~> Me Ke Aloha Pumehana )
*Congratulations ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana*
*Congratulations Graduate ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ho’opuka*
*Congratulations on the birth of your daughter ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Ka Hiki 'Ana Mai O Kau Kaikamahine*
*Congratulations on the birth of your son ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Ka Hiki 'Ana Mai O Kau Keiki Kane*
*Congratulations on your graduation ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Kou Puka Kula 'ana*
*Congratulations on your new house ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Kou Hale Hou*
*Congratulations on your new business ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Kou `Oihana Hou*
*Congratulations on your retirement ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Kou Likaia*
*Congratulations on your anniversary ~ Ho'omaika'i 'Ana Ma Kou Ho'omana'o*
*Happy Anniversary ~ Hau`oli la Ho'omana'o*
*Happy Assistants Day ~ Hau`oli La Kakau ‘Olelo*
*Happy Birthday ~ Hau`oli la Hanau*
*Happy Bosses Day ~ Hau`oli La Luna*
*Happy Easter ~ Hau`oli Pakoa*
*Happy Father’s Day ~ Hau`oli La Makuakane*
*Happy Graduation ~ Hau`oli Ho’opuka*
*Happy Hanukkah ~ Hau’oli Hanukaha*
*Happy Hanukkah and New Year ~ Hau'oli Hanukaha me ka Makahiki Hou*
*Happy Holidays ~ Hau’oli Lanui*
*Happy Kwanzaa ~ Hau’oli Kawanaka*
*Happy Mother’s Day ~ Hau`oli La Makuahine*
*Happy New Year ~ Hau’oli Makahiki Hou*
*Happy Retirement ~ Hau`oli la Ho’omaha loa*
*Happy Sweet 16 ~ Hau`oli Momona 'Umi Kumaono*
*Happy Thanksgiving ~ Hau’oli La Ho’omakika’i*
*Merry Christmas ~ Mele Kalikimaka*
*Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ~ Mele Kalikimaka me ka Hau'oli Makahiki Hou*
*Aunt <~> `anake /X\ Baby <~> pepe /X\ Beloved friend <~> hoaloha /X\
Bride <~> wahine male hou /X\ Child, offspring <~> keiki /X\ Children <~> kamali`i /X\
Classmate <~> hoa kula /X\ Clergyman <~> kahuna pule /X\ Close Friend <~> hoapili /X\
Cousin <~> hoahanau /X\ Daughter <~> kaikamahine/X\ Doctor <~> kauka /X\
family <~> ohana /X\ Father <~> makua kane /X\ Grandchild <~>mo`opuna /X\
Grandfather <~> kupunakane or tutu kane /X\
Grandmother <~> kupunawahine or tutu wahine /X\Groom <~> kahu lio /X\
Husband <~> kane male /X\ Leader <~> alaka'i /X\ Mother <~> makuahine /X\
Nurse <~> kahu ma'i /X\Priest, Skilled person, Expert in a field <~> kahuna /X\
Sister <~> kaikuahine /X\ Soldier <~> koa /X\ Son <~> keikikane /X\
Sweetheart <~> ku`uipo /X\ Teacher <~> kumu a'o /X\ Uncle <~> `anakala /X\
Wife <~> wahine male /
Sunday - Lapule (lay-poo-lay ) Monday - Po'akahi (poh ah-kah-hee) Tuesday - Po'alua (poh ah-loo-ah) Wednesday - Po'akolu (poh ah-ko-loo) Thursday - Po'aha (poh ah-ha) Friday - Po'alima (poh ah-lee-mah) Saturday - Po 'aono (poh ah-o-no)
January - 'Iaunuali (ee-ya-oo new-ahlee) February - Pepeluali (pay-pay loo-ahlee ) March - Malaki (ma-la-key) April - 'Apelila (ah-pe-lee-la) May - Mei (may-ee) June - Iune (ee-oo-ney) July - Iulai (ee-oo-la-ee) August - 'Aukake (ah-oo-ka-key) September - Kepakemapa (key-pa-key-ma-pa) October - 'Okakopa (oh-ka-ko-pa) November - Nowemapa (No-vay-ma-pa) December - Kekemapa (key-key-ma-pa)
Invited: Kono=== Invitation: Palapala kono=== Date/Time: Manawa=== Place: Kauwahi === Directions: 'Ao'ao=== Bring: Lawe mai=== Attendance: Ma'ane'i=== Reply/answer: Hua loa'a=== I am coming/I will come: E hele mai ana au === I am busy: Pa`ahana nõ au=== Don't forget: Mai poina! === Anniversary: La ho'omana'o === Baby: Keiki or pepe=== Birthday: La hanau === Come and eat: Mai e `ai === Celebration: Ho`olaule`a=== Congratulate: Ho'omaika'i === Congratulations: Ho'omaika'i 'ana=== Our Wedding Day: Ko maua la male 'ana === Promotion/promote: Ho'opi'i=== Retirement/retire: Ho'omaha loa=== Shower: Kuaua=== Wedding: Male 'ana=== Wedding feast: 'Aha'aina male=== Sweet Sixteen: Momona 'Umi Kumaono===
Please join us: Ho'olu komo la kaua
Come celebrate: Hele mei hoohiwahiwa
Come celebrate Taylor's first birthday: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Taylor's mua loa la hanau
Come celebrate Joe's 30th birthday: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Joe's 30th la hanau
Come celebrate the wedding of Bob & Sue : Hele mei hoohiwahiwa Bob a me Sue's la male'ana
Come celebrate our wedding day: Hele mei hoohiwahiwa ko maua la male 'ana
Come celebrate Jack & Jill's 25th Anniversary: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Jack & Jill's 25th la ho'omana'o
Come celebrate George's retirement: Hele me hoohiwahiwa George's ho'omaha loa
Come celebrate Sharilyn's promotion: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Sharilyn's ho'opi'i
Come to Tiffany's baby shower luau: Hale mai Tiffany's pepe kuaua luau
Thank you for celebrating with us: Mahalo nui loa na ho'olaule'a me la kaua
A hui hou kakou Until we meet again=== Aloha kakahiaka Good morning=== Aloha `auinala Good afternooon === Aloha ahiahi Good evening=== Aloha `oe Farewell to you=== A`ole pilikia No problem=== Hana Hou! One more time!=== Kipa hou mai Come visit again=== Mahalo Thank you=== Mahalo nui loa Thank you very much=== Malu No Reserved For (This is ideal for place card settings)=== Me ka `oia`i`o With sincerity === Mau Loa Forever=== Nau wale no Just for you === `O wai kou inoa? What is your name?=== Pomaika`i Good Luck===
These Hawaiian Words and Phrases are ideal for Valentines, love notes, wedding invitations, wedding announcements, wedding gift thank you notes, and to add a Hawaiian flare to any wedding ceremony. If you choose to use Hawaiian phrases be sure to also provide the English translation so the phrase and your sentiment can be understood.
<'Aha'aina Male ~ Wedding Feast<> Aloha Au Ia 'Oe ~ I Love You <> Aloha Aku No, Aloha Mai No ~ I give my love to you, you give your love to me<>
Aloha Kaua ~ may there be love between us (said to one person)<> Aloha Kakou ~ may there be love between us (said to more than one person)<>
Aloha No Au Ia 'Oe ~ I Truly Love You<> Aloha Nui Loa ~ All my love<> Aloha Pumehana ~ warm love, affection<>
E Hoomau Maua Kealoha ~ May our love last forever<> E Kipa Mai ~ Come to me<> E Ku'u Aloha ~ My Love<>
Eia Au, Eia 'Oe ~ Here I am, here you are<> Hele Mai 'Oe I Ko Maua Male 'Ana ~ Come to our wedding<>
Ho'i Hou Ke Aloha ~ Let us fall in love all over again<> Hokeo - to secretly love<>
Ia Iho Ke Aloha ~ To my love<> Ka Honi Mai Me Ke Aloha ~ And with love is a kiss<> Ke Aloha ~ Beloved<> Kipona Aloha ~ Deep love<>
Ko Aloha Makamae E Ipo ~ Sweetheart you are so precious<> Ko`u Aloha ~ My Love<>
Ku`u Lei ~ My beloved<> Ma'ane'i No Ke Aloha ~ For love is here and now<>
Mahalo E Ke Akua No Keia La ~ Thanks be to God for this day<> Male 'ana ~ Wedding<>
Male Ana E Pili Mai Aloha Kaua ~ We two will cling to love in marriage<> Mau Loa ~ Forever<>
Mea Aloha ~ loved one<> Me Ke Aloha ~ With love <> Me Ke Aloha Pumehana ~ With the warmth of my love<>
Nau ko`u aloha ~ My love is yours<> Na'u `oe ~ You're mine<> No Kau a Kau ~ For Eternity<>
No Keia La, No Keia Po, A Mau Loa ~ From this day, from this night, forever more<> Nou No Ka `I`ini ~ I desire you<>
'O Ku'u Aloha No 'Oe ~ You are indeed my love<> Pa'ipunahele ~ An expression of love for a favorite<>
Pilialoha ~ To be in a bond of love<>
alaka'i leader== ali`i Hawaiian royalty== `anakala uncle== `anake aunt== haumana student== hoahanau cousin== hoa kula classmate== hoaloha beloved friend== hoapili close friend== kahu lio groom== kahuna priest== kahuna pule pastor== kaikamahine daughter== kaikua'ana older brother of a male== kaikaina younger brother or sister of the same sex== kaiko'eke brother in law== kaikua'ana older sister of a female== kaikunane older brother of a male== kaikuahine sister of a male== kahuna priest, skilled person, expert in a field== kamali`i children== kanaka human== kane man == kane male married man== kupunakane grandfather, grandpa, granpa, grampy, gramps, papa, pops== kupunawahine grandmother, grandma,== granma, granny, grammy, grams, nana== keiki child, children, kid, kids, offspring == keikikane son== koa soldier== kumu teacher== kupuna grandparent== ku`uipo sweetheart== lawai`a fisherman== makamaka intimate friend== makua parent== makuahine mother, mom, mama, mommy== makuakane father, dad, pa, daddy== mo`i royalty, King or Queen == mo`opuna grandchild== ohana family== paniolo cowboy== wahine woman == wahine makua sister in law== wahine male married woman== wahine male hou bride ==
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a`a sharp jagged lava rock<> `a`ala smell good<> ae yes<> ahe breeze<> ahi fire<> ahi`ahi evening 'ahui mai'a banana bunch `aina land, earth 'Aina Kakahiaka breakfast alanui street `aka`aka laugh akahele be careful of<> akamai smart, intellegent<> aloha is a greeting used to say hello or goodby. Aloha can also mean love.<> anuanu cold <> anuenue rainbow a'ole - no `auinala afternoon `aumakua family guardian spirits apolima bracelet awakea noontime 'awe backpack
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hahai follow hakaka fight hala kahiki pineapple halau hula troupe hale house, building hana work, bay hanau give birth haole foreigner, Caucasian hapa mix hapai pregnant hapalua half hau`oli happy heiau ancient Hawaiian religious temple hohono smell bad ho`i mai come back hoku star holoholo to walk or travel for fun honi kiss honu turtle ho`okipa hospitality ho'okomo enter, come in ho`oku`i to join together ho`olauna introduce ho`olohe listen ho`omo`a cook ho`opono faithful hu hu angry, agitated hui group organization hu'i hu'i cool hula Hawaiian form of communication using dance huli turn Humuhumunukunukuapua'a Picasso triggerfish (State Fish)
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ihu nose ikaika strong `ilio dog inu drink imu underground pit oven used in luau
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ka'a automobile kahakai beach kahiko traditional, old, ancient Kohala humpback whale kai ocean, ocean water kala dollar, money kalo taro kama`aina native-Hawaiian or long-time resident kama'a 'ole barefoot kapa moe blanket kapu forbidden, sacred kaukau food kini aluminum can koa strong, soldier, native acacia tree kui to string as a lei kokoke close, near, almost kokua help, cooperation kono invite
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lama pa'ipa'i cocktail lanai porch, veranda lanakila to have victory lani heavenly laulima cooperate lei garland of flowers, leaves, nuts, or shells lewa air lima arm (body part) limu seaweed lole 'au'au bathing suit lolo crazy lua bathroom, toilet lu`au feast luakini temple for human sacrifice
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mahalo thank you mahimahi dolfin fish mahina moon maika`i good makaainana commoner makahiki Ancient Hawaiian celebration held annually with sports and religious festivities maka`ika`i tour, sight see makai towards the ocean makana gift malihini newcomer, visitor mana spiritual power mana`o think mauka inland, towards the mountains mauna mountain maunu bait mele song, sing menehune mythical elf like people who are rumored to have inhabited the Hawaiian islands before Polynesians moe'uhane dream moku island mokulele airplane moana ocean, sea mo`o lizard, reptile water spirit mu'umu'u long and loose fitting dress
N & O
na`au pretty nai'a dolphin nani beautiful, enjoyable napo'o 'ana o ka la sunset nene endangered Hawaii native goose niu coconut nohea handsome, loveliness ola healthy, alive `olu`olu nice, pleasant `oma`ima`i not feeling well `ono delicious `opala trash
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pa`akiki stubborn pahoehoe smooth lava palama palm tree pa'i palaoa cake pali cliff pau done, completed pinao dragonfly pipi cow pohaku stone, rock poi pounded taro root pololi hungry pomaika'i good fortune/good luck pu`iwa surprise puka hole pulehu cook over hot coals pulelehua butterfly punahele favorite pupu appetizer, snack pupule crazy pu`u hill, cinder cone
U & W
ua rain ue cry u`i youthful looking, beautiful uku pay ukulele stringed instrument, small guitar wa`a canoe wai water (not salt water) wikiwiki quickly, fast wiwi skinny