You can say "pūʻaliʻi wāhine" in Hawaiian, which translates to "female warrior."
wahine = woman/female kaikamahine = girl
"Kamahine" in Hawaiian typically refers to a young woman or girl. It is a term that is often used to describe a daughter or a female child.
"Wahinee" in Hawaiian refers to a woman or a female. It is often used in a casual or affectionate way to refer to a woman or girl.
Names do not change with language. However, the female given name might be pronounced "Mar-LEH-neh" which uses the short "eh" sound of the Hawaiian E.
"Ehu girl" in Hawaiian refers to a girl with red or reddish-brown hair. The term "ehu" specifically means reddish brown or red in color, while "girl" is the English word for a young female.
A female warrior is typically referred to as a warrior, warrior woman, or a shieldmaiden.
The cast of The Female Warrior - 1949 includes: Bo Hong
It depends on how you interpret this phrase. If you are male who worships a warrior: soged lokhamim (סוגד לוחמים) If you are female who worships a warrior: sogedet lokhamim (סוגדת לוחמים) If you are a male warrior who worships someone or something: lokhem shesoged (לוחם שסוגד) If you are a female warrior who worships someone or something: lokhemet shesogedet (לוחמת שסוגדת)
A female Irish warrior and a celtic is a male Irish warrior
There is no Hawaiian word for fox. No mammals are native to Hawaii.
bellator flammae (the warrior being male) bellatrix flammae (the warrior being female)
banlaoch / ban-ghaiscíoch
wahine = woman/female kaikamahine = girl
Lozen was a female indian warrior
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Female warrior