Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXVIII, Number 19, 1 September 1943 — Lesson In Hawaiian [ARTICLE]

Lesson In Hawaiian

Napkin, n. Kawele lima no ka 1 papaaina. Nareotic, n. Laau hoohiamoe. N«.rrate, v. E ha'i; e haku; e olelo. Syn:~relater Narraiive, n. Kaao; moolelo, Syn. story. Narrator, n. He hakukaao; mea nana e ha'i. Narrow, adj. Ololi; haiki; pilikia. Narrowly, adv. 1. Mahunehune. Narrowly escapcd, pakele mahunehune. Syn. barely. 2. Pono loa:, Syn. closely, Narrowly watehed, kiai pono ia. Narrowa, n. He kowa. Syn, strait. Nasftl, adj. No ka ihu Naaal Tones leo kani no ka ihu Nascent, adj. Hoomaka ulu; hoomaka ola. Nasty, adj. Pelapela; hauka'e Natal, adj., Hanau, Natal day, la hanau. Nation, n. Lahui; aupuni. National, adj. No ke aupuni, National hoiiday, la kulaia o ke aupuni. Nationality ( n. Lahui. Of what nationaHty? No ka lahui hea. Native, n. Maoli. A native man, he kanaka maoli, 2. Native land, one hanau. Nativity, n. Ka hanau ana. Land of his nativity, one h-anau. Natural, adj. 1. Maoli; honua. 2. Kupono i ke ano mau.

Naturalist, n. Kanaka imi ma ke ano o na mea ulu me na holoholona Naturalize, v. E hooku'pa. Naturally, adv. Maoli. Naturally so, pela maoli no. Nature,- n. 1. Ke ao nei. Nature's God, Ke Akua o ke ao nei 2. Na hana o ke. Akua,. 3. Ano raaoli. 4. Ina a state oE nature, like me ka wa i hanauia. 5. Aeoording to nature's laws, e like me na kanawai maoli, Naught (n-awt), He ole. ~ Naughty, adj. Kolohe; ino: Nausea, n. Poluea; liīiha; polo'na.