Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXVI, Number 13, 23 July 1941 — LESSON IN HAWAIIAN [ARTICLE]

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LESSON IN HAWAIIAN

Ha-beas-corpus, n. Palapala hookuu iiiiio. Habii, d. 1. Haaa maa. Syn. cuslom, 2. Aahu. Syn. dress Habita»ion, n. Wahi nolio mau. Syn. d\vfllinK Hahiiual, adj. Maa, walea. Syu. customar>. Haek, n. lio holoholo. Haek, v. E oki hemahema. Haft, n. He au pahi. 'Ha&.n. . He iuahine nupuka ino. Haggard, adj. Haikea, onawaliwali. Hail, n. Hua h»%ili. Hail, v. 1. E haule mai lie hua hekili. 2. E kahea leo nui.3. R haa%i i ko aloha. Hailstorm, n. Ke haule ino ana o ka hua hekiH. Hair, n. Lauoho. Hairbreadth. adj. Mahunehune. Syn. Darrovr. An hairbreadth eseape. he pakele mahunehune. 2. Kokoke loa. Syn. very nearly. Hairhrush, n. Hulu kahi lauoho. Haireloth, n. Lole hanaia ika lauoho Hairless, adj. Ohule, lanoho ole. , Hairy, adj. Paapu i ka lauohn, huiuhulu. Hale, adj. Ikaika. puipui. Half, n. He hapalua. Ha!f-easle, n He hapahaole. Halfpay, n. Uku hapu. Halfw!tted, adj. Ano Joto wa ka noonoo. Hall. n. t Keena kotno oka h:ilo. )!. uh uui uo ua lialawai. 5. Hale nui. 4. Halls o£ justict, na keena hookolokolo. Inaleluiah, Interj. Alelulia. |l!al?oo interj. T, o? leo kahea. | Hallow, v. E hoano. i Haio, n. Pona-hana-ha. Lua lioano. I iuakakali.