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This document contains Hawaiian vocabulary words with their English definitions. It includes words to describe things as cheap, expensive, dirty, clean, hungry, thirsty, shy, nauseous, late, energetic, fat, sour, skinny, hard, soft, easy, hot, and cold. The images used come from clipart.com and fotosource.com websites.
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This document discusses concepts of mana, ho'omana, akua, and other aspects of Native Hawaiian spirituality. It defines mana as supernatural or divine power and ho'omana as empowering or authorizing. It describes akua as gods or goddesses and lists some major akua like Kāne, Kū, Lono and Kanaloa. It also discusses 'aumākua as family gods that could take animal forms, kinolau as the forms gods took on earth, and different realms for spirits like ao kuewa, ao 'aumākua and ao o Milu.
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Aano vocab
- 1. VOCAB: A ANOʻ ʻ HAW 102
- 5. KA MA EMA Eʻ ʻ clean
- 8. KA HILAHILA shy, embarrassed, ashamed
- 9. KA POLUEA nauseous, seasick, airsick
- 11. KA ‘ELEU active, alert, energetic, on-the-ball
- 12. KA MOMONA fat, sweet tasting
- 13. KA AWA AWAʻ ʻ sour, bitter
- 14. KA W WĪ Ī skinny
- 15. KA PA AKIKʻ Ī hard, stubborn, difficult
- 16. KA PALUPALU soft
- 18. KA WELA hot
- 19. KE ANUANU cold
- 20. • Images taken from the following websites: – www.clipart.com – www.fotosource.com