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In Hawaiian, you can call someone a troublemaker by using the term "nāna i ka hana," which translates to "one who causes trouble." Another term is "kāpala," meaning a person who stirs up trouble or creates chaos. These phrases convey the idea of someone who disrupts peace or harmony.

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