ali'i
noble, royal person
ihu
nose
o'o
mature
ha'aha'a
low or humble
hiapo
first born child
hoāhanau
cousin (also used for sibling)
kaikaina
boyʻs younger bro, girlʻs younger sis
kaikuahine
boyʻs sister
kaikua'ana
boyʻs older bro, girlʻs older sis
kaikunāne
girlʻs brother
kamali'i
children
kanaka makua
adult
kūkū
kupuna
kupuna wahine
grandmother
lima
hand, arm
makahiki
year
muli loa
last born child
poupou
short and husky
pu'u
throat or stomach of fish
pu'uhanu
trachea
apolima
bracelet
hānau hope
younger sibling (same meaning as muli)
hānau mua
older sibling (same meaning as muli)
honi
to smell or to kiss
kahu hānai
Hānai parent
kamaʻilio
to converse, talk
kīwī
television
kuka
coat
lauoho
hair on personʻs head
lakeke
jacket
makaaniani
eyeglasses
mā'ona
full (of food), to have enough to eat
mua
elder sibling regardless of sex
mua iho
next sibling up for a person
muli
younger sibling regardless of sex
muli iho
next sibling down from a person
palala
brother (slang)
pēpē
baby
tita
sister (slang)
tūtū
Kupuna (informal)