Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXIX, Number 14, 26 July 1944 — Lesson In Hawaiian [ARTICLE]

Lesson In Hawaiian

Plant, v. E kanu. Plantain, n. Maia popoulu. ' Plantation. n. Mahina ai. Sugar p!antation, mahi ko. ! Planter, n. Kanaka mahiai. ' Plaster, n Puna hamo; laau hamo. -V ;: j Plastcrer, n. Kanaka hamo puna. Plate ,n. Pa. "2. Timber plate, lohelau. ' ) Pla'.eau (pla-to), n. Aina papa kiekie. i riateful, n. Piha pa. j Platform, n. 1. He awai. 2. Palapala hoike manao hooholo. Platter, n. Pa palahalaha. Plaueiil, n. Mahalo; leo hoano. Plausible, adj. Pono i ka nana'ku. Play, n. l. Paani; lealea; hoonanea. Syn. sport. 2. Hana keaka. 3. He keaka. Syn. scope. Give full play, e hoakea. Play-actor, n. Kanaka keaka. Play-bill, n. Palapala hoolaha kea- , kea, Play-fellow, n. Hoa paani, Syn. i sportive.. Playinate, n. Hoa paani.

Plaything, n. Mea paani. Playuright, n. Mea haku kike' keaka, Plea v n, Oielo paie. |Plead. v. 1, E noi haahaa; e koī, j 2, E pale olelo, jricader, n. 1. ile loio. Syn, ad- [ vocate. 2, Me a koi ikaika.

Pleasant. adj. Oluolu; malia; kalaelae. Pleasantl>', adv. Me ka oluolu. Pleasantry, n, Hana hooIoAka; olelo hooluolu. Please. v. E oluoh»; e hooiuolu, Pleasins, adj. pluolu; iea.