Kea aole! Keokeo (kay-o-kay-o) means white.
If you are referring the term for white person, there really is none. Foreigner would be "malihini" defined as newcomer. Ha'ole is a term that has been combined and used as a slang referring to white people. The true meaning is actually 2 parts. First is "ha" which means breath. 2nd is "ole" which means no. The natives were overheard referring to Captain cook and his crew as Ha Ole or "no breath/life" due to the lack of pigmentation in their skins. They were thought at first to be ghosts. Over time, the two words have been combined to what we now know as "haole". But it does not mean white person.
The Hawaiian word for white dog is "īlio kea."
Aloha. This has been corrected. The answer is kea [kay-ah]. kau
ke'oke'o (keh-O-keh-O)
kea (kay-ah) is the word for the color white, as in Mauna Kea - white mountain.
The Hawaiian word for sun is La
the hawaiian word for moon is mahina
The Hawaiian word for rainbow is anuenue.
"Shahoney" has no meaning in Hawaiian. This is not a Hawaiian word.
The Hawaiian word for 'my' is "kuʻu".
The name Melia is the Hawaiian word for "plumeria", a flowering tropical tree that produces long leaves and bunches of pink, yellow, or white flowers. It is also the Hawaiian translation of the name "Mary".
"pea" is the Hawaiian word for bear
The Hawaiian word for dog is ilio