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A Hawaiian wave, often referred to as a "Hawaiian swell," is a type of ocean wave characterized by its large size and powerful rolling motion, typically generated by distant storms in the Pacific Ocean. These waves are particularly famous at surf spots in Hawaii, where they can reach heights of over 30 feet. Such waves are ideal for experienced surfers, as they provide challenging and exhilarating conditions. The unique geography of Hawaii's coastline also contributes to the formation and amplification of these impressive waves.
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What is the hawaiian word for wave?
to wave = ani ocean wave = Nalu
What does HE'ENALU mean?
He e'nalu is Hawaiian for "wave sliding".
How do you say the wave will guide you in Hawaiian?
Ke Nalu Kauoha Alaka'i 'oe
What does tsunami mean in hawaiian?
a tsunami is sort of a hurricane in the disaster family ,but a tsunami is a seismic sea wave that brings over an earthquake focus and can be highly destructive when it crashes on shore.
What does Makahi mean in hawihan?
In Hawaiian, Makahi can mean "a wave that is breaking close to shore." It describes a specific type of wave formation that can be observed in the ocean.
How do you say peaceful wave in Hawaiian?
CORRECTED; Aloha: nahunahu nalu [nahoo-nahoo naloo]maleea
How do you say waves in hawaiian?
Na nalu. Nalu is "wave". Na makes the noun plural.
How do say The Wave is mine in Hawaiian?
ke nalu 'ia [kay na-loo ee-ah]
How do you say crest in Hawaiian?
Aloha: puapoʻo (bird); hoaka (helmet); ʻōmoʻomoʻo (mountain); ʻale (or) muku (wave)
What does kianalei mean in hawaiian?
"Kianalei" is a Hawaiian name that means "sea or wave ruler." It combines "kai" for sea and "lei" for ruler or royalty, reflecting a connection to leadership and the ocean.
What is the Hawaiian translation for a wave?
The term for a big wave or a wave with a great barrel is he'e nalu, but the word nui means big and nalu means wave so you can decide.
What is the hawaiian term ainu nalu?
Aloha: Very rare usage to mean rising wave; could also be to ponder or reflect upon the waters (like of the sea or ocean).
