Well, honey, in Hawaiian, you'd say "ku'u makana hemolele mai ka lani." So there you have it, your precious gift from heaven in Hawaiian. Now go ahead and serenade that special someone with your newfound linguistic prowess.
Kakalina is Kathy in Hawaiian
Anela means angel in hawaiian
The Hawaiian translation for darling is makamae.
There is no Hawaiian word for buttercup, but you could say waiūpaka pua which means "butter flower"
'ohoiho
Makana
Anelalani, but the direct translation for that is heavenly angel
you are special
A precious gift is a gift that means a lot to the person who has received the gift. To call something a precious gift means that you care very much about the gift. A valuable gift however, is a gift that is worth a lot, as in expensive. To call a gift a valuable gift is to say that the gift was expensive.
Ke makana o ke aloha
lewa lani li`ili`i = place heaven small lani = heaven, li`ili`i = small, lewa is the highest level of heaven ............................................................ FYI - "mana" is the Hawaiian word for magical or divine power, not heaven.
Aloha: keiki kāne makamae [kaykee kahnay ma-ka-my]
In Spanish, "precious gift" is "regalo precioso." In French, it translates to "cadeau précieux." In German, you would say "kostbares Geschenk," and in Italian, it's "regalo prezioso." Each language conveys the idea of something valuable and cherished.
In Hawaiian, "they are celebrating in heaven" can be translated as "e komo ana lā lākou i ka hoʻopili ʻana i ka lani." This phrase captures the essence of celebration in a heavenly context, using "ka lani" for "heaven" and "ka hoʻopili ʻana" for "celebrating."
Ka iki ekahi He i`a ko ke kai lihikai ma lani
Makana Akua mai [mah-ka-na ah-koo-ah my]
You can say "I am Hawaiian" in Hawaiian as "ʻO wau he Hawaiʻi."