How do you say woman in Hawaiian?

Answer 1

If you are also a girl, kaikaina is a younger sister, kaikua'ana is an older sister. If you area boy, kaikuahine is your sister. CLARIFICATION Kaikuaana & kaikaina can only be used for females when they're referring to their older sibling or younger sibling of the same sex. Kaikuahine is used only for a boy or reference of/from a boy. For example, I'm a guy, and I have a sister, so I have 1 kaikuahine. I have 2 older brothers and 3 younger brothers, so I have 2 kaikuaana and 3 kaikaina. For us brothers, we have only 1 kaikuahine and the number of kaikuaana and kaikaina varies depending on which brother is referring to which brother.

Answer 2

CORRECTED: Aloha: The first answer below is completely incorrect. Say wahine [vwa-heenay]

Mahu

Answer 3

wahine (wah-HEE-nay)

Answer 4

Ikaika Wahine

Answer 5

Fafine, tama'ita'i

Answer 6

wahines

Answer 7

Nā Wāhine