Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXV, Number 50, 9 April 1941 — LESSON IN HAWAIIAN [ARTICLE]

LESSON IN HAWAIIAN

Gabble, v. E walaau wale, me he keko la. Syn. jabber Gable, n. Hakala o ka hale Gad, v. E holoholo wale Gad-a-bout, n. He mea holoholo wale Gag, <illegible> Gag, v. Luau hoopaa waha Gain, n. 1. Waiwai puka. 2. Po maikai Gain, v. 1. E puka. 2. To gain a point, e ko i ka makemake Gainless, adj. Pooh, waiwai ole Syn. losing Gainsay, v. e pale i ka olelo, e hole i ka olelo Galt, n. Ke ano o ka hele ana. A slow gait, ka hele lolohi ana Gaiter, n. He ano kamaa Gala-day, n. La hauoli Gale, n. Makani nui Gall, n. Ke au Gall, v. 1. E loophole i ka ili Syn. 2. E hoonaukiuki Gallant, v. E kokua pono i ka wa hine Gallant, adj. Koa, makau ole, Syn. brave, courageous Gallantry, n. 1. Ke ano koa. 2. Ke kokua pono ana i na wahine Gallery, n. 1. Wahi noho oluna 2. Keene hoikeike kii 3. Photo graphic gallery, hale pai kii Galley, n. Hale duke ohana o ka moku Gallic, adj. No Farani Syn. French Galli-nipper, n. He makika nui. Gallon, n. He galani Gallop, v. Ke holo loa ana o ka <illegible> Gallows, n. Amana. Gamble, v. e pili waiwai Gambler, n. Kanaka pili waiwai Gambol. v. E lelelele e haa. Syn. frisk Game, n. 1. He paani 2. Na holo holona ki-pu ia.