LANA DEL REY lyrics
LANA DEL REY LYRICS
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album: "A.K.A. Lizzy Grant" (2010)&&
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other songs:Popular Hawaiian Words & Phrases
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Hawaiian Words and Phrases!
vowels a,e,i,o and u as well as the 7 consonants h,k,l,m,n,p, and w make up the entire
Hawaiian alphabet. In the Hawaiian language a consonant is
always followed by a vowel which also means all Hawaiian words end in a vowel.&
Names and words are more easily pronounced when they are broken down into single syllable
chunks. Take the name of
Hawaii’s state fish, humuhumunukunukuapua’a, and
pronounce it hu-mu-hu-mu-nu-ku-nu-ku-a-pu-a-a.& Phonetically pronounced
who-moo-who-moo-new-coo-new-coo-ah-poo-ah-ah. Sometimes the letter W is pronounced
the same as V as in the traditional pronunciation of
phonetically pronounced huh-vi-ee rather than huh-why-ee.&
Stressed vowels
a - ah, as in car: aloha
e - a, as in may: nene
i - ee, as in bee: honi
o - oh, as in so: mahalo
u - oo, as in spoon: kapu
Unstressed vowels
a - a, as in about: ali`i
e - eh, as in met: kane
the Hawaiian language a symbol directly over a vowel called a kahak? indicates that the
vowel sound is to be elongated. A apostrophe like symbol called an `okina indicates a
quick pause in the word, as in &ah-ah& for the word a`a. Note: These
Hawaiian vocabulary words have not been written with the use of the correct kahak?
markings due to the absence of a Hawaiian Font.
is a sample of popular Hawaiian phrases and words. Keep in mind we can not list every word
translation. Tip: A trick if you are looking for a specific word translation is to depress
the control key and the letter &f& key at the same time. It will bring up a find
box. Type in the English word you would like a translation for and click the find next
button. If the word is translated on this page it will bring you to it.
Hawaiian Days/Months
Sunday - Lapule (lay-poo-lay )&&
Monday - Po’akahi (poh ah-kah-hee)&
Tuesday - Po’alua (poh ah-loo-ah)&
Wednesday - Po’akolu& (poh ah-ko-loo)&
Thursday - Po’aha& (poh ah-ha)&
Friday - Po’alima& (poh ah-lee-mah)&
Saturday - Po ‘aono& (poh ah-o-no)&
January - ‘Iaunuali (ee-ya-oo new-ahlee)&
February - Pepeluali& (pay-pay loo-ahlee
March - Malaki (ma-la-key)&
April - ‘Apelila (ah-pe-lee-la)&
May - Mei (may-ee)&
June - Iune (ee-oo-ney)&
July - Iulai (ee-oo-la-ee)&
August - ‘Aukake (ah-oo-ka-key)&
September - Kepakemapa (key-pa-key-ma-pa)&
October - 'Okakopa (oh-ka-ko-pa)&
November - Nowemapa (No-vay-ma-pa)&
December - Kekemapa (key-key-ma-pa)&
Hawaiian Phrases For Hawaii
Theme Party
& Luau Invitations
Invited: Kono
Invitation: Palapala kono
Date/Time: Manawa
Place: Kauwahi
Directions: 'Ao'ao
Bring: Lawe mai
Attendance: Ma’ane’i
Reply/answer: Hua loa’a
I am coming/I will come: E hele mai ana au
I am busy: Pa`ahana n? au
Don’t forget: Mai poina!
Anniversary: La ho'omana'o
Baby: Keiki or pepe
Birthday: La hanau
Come and eat: Mai e `ai
Celebration: Ho`olaule`a
Congratulate: Ho'omaika'i
Congratulations: Ho'omaika'i 'ana
Our Wedding Day: Ko maua la male 'ana
Promotion/promote: Ho’opi’i
Retirement/retire: Ho’omaha loa
Shower: Kuaua
Wedding: Male 'ana
Wedding feast: 'Aha'aina male
Sweet Sixteen: Momona 'Umi Kumaono
Please join us: Ho'olu komo
Come celebrate: Hele mei hoohiwahiwa
Come celebrate Taylor's first birthday: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Taylor’s
mua loa la hanau
Come celebrate Joe’s 30th birthday: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Joe’s
30th la hanau
Come celebrate the wedding of Bob & Sue : Hele mei hoohiwahiwa Bob a
me Sue’s la male’ana
Come celebrate our wedding day: Hele mei hoohiwahiwa ko maua la male 'ana
Come celebrate Jack & Jill's 25th Anniversary: Hele me hoohiwahiwa
Jack & Jill's 25th la ho'omana'o
Come celebrate George's retirement: Hele me hoohiwahiwa George's ho'omaha
Come celebrate Sharilyn's promotion: Hele me hoohiwahiwa Sharilyn's
Come to Tiffany's baby shower luau: Hale mai Tiffany's pepe kuaua luau
Thank you for celebrating with us: Mahalo nui loa na ho'olaule'a me la
Holidays Hawaiian Style
Thanksgiving ~ Hau’oli La Ho’omakika’i (pronounced how-oh-lay la
ho-o-ma-key-kah-ee)
Happy Holidays ~ Hau’oli Lanui (pronounced how-oh-lay la-new-ee)
Merry Christmas ~ Mele Kalikimaka (pronounced may-lay ka-lee-key-ma-ka)
Happy Hanukkah ~ Hau’oli Hanukaha (pronounced how-oh-lay
ha-new-ka-ha)
Happy Kwanzaa ~ Hau’oli Kawanaka (pronounced how-oh-lay ka-wa-na-ka)
Happy New Year ~ Hau’oli Makahiki Hou (pronounced how-oh-lay
ma-ka-hee-key ho)
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ~ Mele Kalikimaka me ka Hau'oli
Makahiki Hou
Happy Hanukkah and New Year ~ Hau'oli Hanukaha me ka& Makahiki Hou
Happy Birthday ~ Hau`oli la Hanau (pronounced
how-oh-lay la ha-now)
Happy Anniversary ~ Hau`oli la Ho'omana'o (pronounced
how-oh-lay la ho-o-ma-na-o)
Happy Retirement ~ Hau`oli la Ho’omaha loa (pronounced how-oh-lay la ho-o-ma-ha low-a)
Happy Sweet 16 ~ Hau`oli Momona 'Umi Kumaono& (pronounced how-oh-lay mo-mo-na oo-me ku-ma-o-no)
Popular Hawaiian Phrases
A hui hou kakou Until we meet again
Aloha kakahiaka Good morning
Aloha `auinala Good afternooon
Aloha ahiahi Good evening
Aloha `oe Farewell to you
A`ole pilikia No problem, Your welcome
E komo mai Welcome, come in
Hana Hou! One more time!
Kipa hou mai Come visit again
Mahalo Thank you
Mahalo nui loa Thank you very much
Malu No Reserved For (This is ideal for place card
Me ka `oia`i`o With sincerity
Mau Loa Forever
Nau wale no Just for you
`O wai kou inoa? What is your name?
Pomaika`i Good Luck
Hawaiian Words & Phrases to Express Love
These Hawaiian Words and Phrases are ideal for
Valentines, love notes, wedding invitations, wedding announcements, wedding gift thank you
notes, and to add a Hawaiian flare to any wedding ceremony. If you choose to use Hawaiian
phrases be sure to also provide the English translation so the phrase and your sentiment
can be understood.
'Aha'aina Male ~ Wedding Feast
Aloha Au Ia 'Oe ~ I Love You
Aloha Aku No, Aloha Mai No ~ I give my love to you, you give your
love to me
Aloha Kaua ~ may there be love between us (said to one person)
Aloha Kakou ~ may there be love between us (said to more than one
Aloha No Au Ia 'Oe ~ I Truly Love You
Aloha Nui Loa ~ All my love
Aloha Pumehana ~ warm love, affection
E Hoomau Maua Kealoha ~ May our love last forever
E Kipa Mai ~ Come to me
E Ku'u Aloha ~ My Love
Eia Au, Eia 'Oe ~ Here I am, here you are
Hele Mai 'Oe I Ko Maua Male 'Ana ~ Come to our wedding
Ho'i Hou Ke Aloha ~ Let us fall in love all over again
Hokeo - to secretly love
Ia Iho Ke Aloha ~ To my love
Ka Honi Mai Me Ke Aloha ~ And with love is a kiss
Ke Aloha ~ Beloved
Kipona Aloha ~ Deep love
Ko Aloha Makamae E Ipo ~ Sweetheart you are so
Ko`u Aloha ~ My Love
Ku`u Lei ~ My beloved
Ma'ane'i No Ke Aloha ~ For love is here and now
Mahalo E Ke Akua No Keia La ~ Thanks be to God for this day
Male 'ana ~ Wedding
Male Ana E Pili Mai Aloha Kaua ~ We two will cling to love in
Mau Loa ~ Forever
Mea Aloha ~ loved one
Me Ke Aloha ~ With love
Me Ke Aloha Pumehana ~ With the warmth of my love
Nau ko`u aloha ~ My love is yours
Na'u `oe ~ You're mine
No Kau a Kau ~ For Eternity
No Keia La, No Keia Po, A Mau Loa ~ From this day, from this
night, forever more
Nou No Ka `I`ini ~ I desire you
'O Ku'u Aloha No 'Oe ~ You are indeed my love
Pa'ipunahele ~ An expression of love for a favorite
Pilialoha ~ To be in a bond of love
People Titles in Hawaiian
alaka’i leader
ali`i Hawaiian royalty
`anakala uncle
`anake aunt
haumana student
hoahanau cousin
hoa kula classmate
hoaloha beloved friend
hoapili close friend
hui staff, team, group
kahu lio groom
kahuna priest
kahuna pule pastor
kaikamahine daughter
kaikua'ana older brother of a male
kaikaina younger brother or sister of the same sex
kaiko'eke brother in law
kaikua'ana older sister of a female
kaikunane older brother of a male
kaikuahine sister of a male
kahuna priest, skilled person, expert in a field
kamali`i children
kanaka human
kane male married man
kupunakane grandfather, grandpa, granpa, grampy, gramps, papa, pops
kupunawahine grandmother, grandma, granma, granny, grammy, grams, nana
keiki child, children, kid, kids, offspring
keikikane son
koa soldier
kumu teacher
kupuna grandparent
ku`uipo sweetheart
lawai`a fisherman
makamaka intimate friend
makua parent
makuahine mother, mom, mama, mommy
makuakane father, dad, pa, daddy
mo`i royalty, King or Queen
mo`opuna grandchild
ohana family
paniolo cowboy
wahine woman
wahine makua sister in law
wahine male married woman
wahine male hou bride&
Additional Hawaiian&
Vocabulary Words
a`a sharp jagged lava rock
`a`ala smell good
ahe& breeze
ahi`ahi evening
'ahui mai'a banana bunch
`aina land, earth
'Aina Kakahiaka breakfast
alanui& street
`aka`aka laugh
akahele be careful of
akamai smart, intellegent
aloha is a greeting used to say hello or goodby. Aloha can also mean love.
anuanu cold
anuenue rainbow
a'ole - no
`auinala afternoon
`aumakua family guardian spirits
apolima bracelet
awakea noontime
'awe backpack
hahai follow
hakaka fight
hala kahiki pineapple
halau hula troupe
hale house, building
hana work, bay
hanau give birth
haole foreigner, Caucasian
hapai pregnant
hapalua half
hau`oli happy
heiau ancient Hawaiian religious temple
hohono smell bad
ho`i mai come back
holoholo to walk or travel for fun
honu turtle
ho`okipa hospitality
ho'okomo& enter, come in
ho`oku`i to join together
ho`olauna introduce
ho`olohe listen
ho`omo`a cook
ho`opono faithful
hu hu angry, agitated
hui group organization
hu'i hu'i& cool
hula Hawaiian form of communication using dance
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a Picasso triggerfish (State Fish)
ikaika strong
imu underground pit oven used in luau
ka'a automobile
kahakai beach
kahiko traditional, old, ancient
Kohala humpback whale
kai ocean, ocean water
kala dollar, money
kama`aina native-Hawaiian or long-time resident
kama'a 'ole barefoot
kapa moe blanket
kapu forbidden, sacred
kaukau food
kini aluminum can
koa strong, soldier, native acacia tree
kui to string as a lei
kokoke close, near, almost
kokua help, cooperation
kono invite
lama pa'ipa'i cocktail
lanai porch, veranda
lanakila to have victory
lani heavenly
laulima cooperate
lei garland of flowers, leaves, nuts, or shells
lima arm (body part)
limu seaweed
lole 'au'au& bathing suit
lolo crazy
lua bathroom, toilet
lu`au feast
luakini temple for human sacrifice
mahalo thank you
mahimahi dolfin fish
mahina& moon
maika`i good
makaainana commoner
makahiki Ancient Hawaiian celebration held annually with sports and religious
festivities
maka`ika`i tour, sight see
makai towards the ocean
makana gift
malihini newcomer, visitor
mana spiritual power
mana`o think
mauka inland, towards the mountains
mauna mountain
maunu bait
mele song, sing
menehune mythical elf like people who are rumored to have inhabited the Hawaiian
islands before Polynesians
moe'uhane& dream
moku island
mokulele airplane
moana ocean, sea
mo`o lizard, reptile water spirit
mu’umu’u long and loose fitting dress
na`au pretty
nai'a dolphin
nani beautiful, enjoyable
napo'o 'ana o ka la sunset
nene endangered Hawaii native goose
niu coconut
nohea handsome, loveliness
ola healthy, alive
`olu`olu nice, pleasant
`oma`ima`i not feeling well
`ono delicious
`opala trash
pa`akiki stubborn
pahoehoe smooth lava
palama palm tree
pa'i palaoa cake
pali cliff
pau done, completed
pinao& dragonfly
pohaku stone, rock
poi pounded taro root
pololi hungry
pomaika'i good fortune/good luck
pu`iwa surprise
pulehu cook over hot coals
pulelehua& butterfly
punahele favorite
pupu appetizer, snack
pupule crazy
pu`u hill, cinder cone
u`i youthful looking, beautiful
ukulele stringed instrument, small guitar
wa`a canoe
wai water (not salt water)
wikiwiki quickly, fast
wiwi skinny
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