English to Hawaiian

The Hawaiian name for Tess is Kekai.

'E ola' in Hawaiian means 'to live' or 'to survive'. It is often used as a phrase to wish someone well or as a greeting.

In Hawaiian, you would say "A hui hou kākou i ka lā 'apōpō" which translates to "Until we meet again tomorrow."

To say "cuddle" in Hawaiian, you can use the word "ho'omau."

"Aloha kakahiaka" is a common greeting in Hawaiian to wish someone a good morning and a nice day.

Mafatu felt ashamed because the silence from Tavana Nui made him realize that his fear had affected his ability to act courageously and confidently. Tavana Nui's silence highlighted Mafatu's own vulnerability and his failure to overcome his fear, which he saw as a sign of weakness and unworthiness.

"Quiet" in Hawaiian is "maluhia."

Kinoole means "shameless" or "without shame" in Hawaiian. It can also be used to describe someone who is bold, audacious, or fearless.

To say "pedal" in Hawaiian, you would use the word "wiliwili."

Aloha. Answer: ʻOe (singular); ʻolua (dual); ʻoukou (plural) (pronounced oh-koh).

Luana in Hawaiian means "to be at leisure, enjoying pleasant surroundings, comfortable." It brings a sense of relaxation, peace, and contentment. It is often used to describe a serene and tranquil state of being.

"Vibes" can be translated to Hawaiian as "kaona."

The Hawaiian term for gathering of family is "ʻohana pū."

Hui Hou Aku is a Hawaiian phrase that means "until we meet again." It is used as a farewell or goodbye message, expressing a hope that the people parting will see each other in the future.

Yes, Hawaiian is a real language with its own vocabulary, grammar rules, and structure. It is a Polynesian language that is closely tied to Hawaiian culture and history. Efforts have been made to revitalize and promote the use of Hawaiian in schools and communities in Hawaii.

Yes, "lava" is a Hawaiian word that means "to erupt" or "make lava". It is commonly used to refer to the molten rock that flows from volcanoes.

You would say "īlio ʻeleʻele" in Hawaiian to refer to a black dog.

The word for twins in Hawaiian is "ʻEono."

Monkeys make a variety of vocalizations to communicate with each other. The "oo oo ah ah" sound is commonly associated with monkeys in popular culture, but it doesn't accurately represent all monkey vocalizations, which can vary based on species, context, and individual behavior.

The Hawaiian word for wise is ʻikepili.

Love in Hawaiian is "aloha."

"Poo" in Hawaiian can mean an altar, shrine, or taboo. However, it's important to note that the meaning of words can vary depending on context and usage in the Hawaiian language.

The Hawaiian word for queen is Aliʻi wahine.

In Hawaiian, "ba-chi" does not have a specific meaning as it is not a native Hawaiian word. It is likely not a term in the Hawaiian language.

In Hawaiian, "Charlie" does not have a specific meaning as it is a name.