Dictionnaire anglais–Hawaïen

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	au	I am here now. Aia au ma ʻaneʻi i kēia manawa.
you	pronom	ʻoe	You are very kind. He lokomaikaʻi loa ʻoe.
he	pronom	ʻo ia	He is at school. Aia ʻo ia ma ke kula.
she	pronom	ʻo ia	She is my friend. ʻO ia koʻu hoaaloha.
we	pronom	mākou	We are going home. Ke hele nei mākou i ka home.
they	pronom	lākou	They work every day. Hana lākou i kēlā me kēia lā.
what	pronom	he aha	What is that thing? He aha kēlā mea?
where	adverbe	ma hea	Where is your house? Aia ma hea kou hale?
when	adverbe	i ka manawa hea	When will you come? I ka manawa hea ʻoe e hele mai ai?
who	pronom	wai	Who is that man? ʻO wai kēlā kāne?
why	adverbe	no ke aha	Why are you sad? No ke aha ʻoe e kaumaha nei?
how	adverbe	pehea	How do you know? Pehea ʻoe i ʻike ai?
to do	verbe	hana	I do my work. Hana au i kaʻu hana.
to go	verbe	hele	They go to town. Hele lākou i ke kūlanakauhale.
to come	verbe	hele mai	Please come here now. E hele mai ma ʻaneʻi i kēia manawa.
to see	verbe	ʻike	I see the moon. ʻIke au i ka mahina.
to know	verbe	ʻike	I know that story. ʻIke au i kēlā moʻolelo.
to think	verbe	manaʻo	We think about life. Manaʻo mākou no ke ola.
to want	verbe	makemake	I want some water. Makemake au i wai.
to need	verbe	pono	We need more time. Pono mākou i manawa hou.
to make	verbe	hana	They make good food. Hana lākou i ka meaʻai maikaʻi.
to take	verbe	lawe	Take the book home. Lawe i ka puke i ka home.
to give	verbe	hāʻawi	I give you water. Hāʻawi au iā ʻoe i wai.
to say	verbe	ʻōlelo	They say your name. ʻŌlelo lākou i kou inoa.
to ask	verbe	nīnau	I ask one question. Nīnau au i hoʻokahi nīnau.
to find	verbe	loaʻa	We find the house. Loaʻa iā mākou ka hale.
to look	verbe	nānā	Look at the sky. Nānā i ka lani.
to use	verbe	hoʻohana	I use this table. Hoʻohana au i kēia pākaukau.
to work	verbe	hana	They work every morning. Hana lākou i kēlā me kēia kakahiaka.
to eat	verbe	ʻai	We eat rice today. ʻAi mākou i ka laiki i kēia lā.
to drink	verbe	inu	I drink hot tea. Inu au i ke kī wela.
to sleep	verbe	hiamoe	The child sleeps now. Hiamoe ke keiki i kēia manawa.
to walk	verbe	hele wāwae	We walk to school. Hele wāwae mākou i ke kula.
to run	verbe	holo	The boy runs fast. Holo wikiwiki ke keiki kāne.
to read	verbe	heluhelu	I read this book. Heluhelu au i kēia puke.
to write	verbe	kākau	She writes a story. Kākau ʻo ia i moʻolelo.
to speak	verbe	ʻōlelo	They speak Hawaiian well. ʻŌlelo maikaʻi lākou i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.
to listen	verbe	hoʻolohe	Listen to the music. E hoʻolohe i ke mele.
to hear	verbe	lohe	I hear the wind. Lohe au i ka makani.
to buy	verbe	kūʻai	We buy fresh fruit. Kūʻai mākou i ka hua ʻai hou.
to help	verbe	kōkua	Friends help each other. Kōkua nā hoaaloha kekahi i kekahi.
to love	verbe	aloha	I love my family. Aloha au i koʻu ʻohana.
to die	verbe	make	The old man died. Ua make ke kāne ʻelemakule.
to learn	verbe	aʻo	Children learn at school. Aʻo nā keiki ma ke kula.
to teach	verbe	aʻo	They teach the children. Aʻo lākou i nā keiki.
to open	verbe	wehe	Open the door now. Wehe i ka puka i kēia manawa.
to close	verbe	pani	Close the book gently. Pani mālie i ka puke.
person	nom	kanaka	That person is kind. He lokomaikaʻi kēlā kanaka.
man	nom	kāne	The man is tall. He lōʻihi ke kāne.
woman	nom	wahine	The woman is happy. Hauʻoli ka wahine.
child	nom	keiki	The child is sleeping. Ke hiamoe nei ke keiki.
boy	nom	keiki kāne	The boy reads well. Heluhelu maikaʻi ke keiki kāne.
girl	nom	kaikamahine	The girl sings softly. Hīmeni mālie ke kaikamahine.
family	nom	ʻohana	My family is large. Nui koʻu ʻohana.
mother	nom	makuahine	My mother is here. Aia koʻu makuahine ma ʻaneʻi.
father	nom	mākua kāne	His father works hard. Hana ikaika kona makua kāne.
friend	nom	hoaaloha	She is my friend. ʻO ia koʻu hoaaloha.
house	nom	hale	Their house is new. He hale hou ko lākou.
home	nom	home	We are going home. Ke hele nei mākou i ka home.
school	nom	kula	The school is big. Nui ke kula.
city	nom	kūlanakauhale	This city is busy. Paʻahana kēia kūlanakauhale.
street	nom	alanui	The street is long. Lōʻihi ke alanui.
room	nom	lumi	This room is small. Liʻiliʻi kēia lumi.
time	nom	manawa	Time passes very quickly. Hala wikiwiki ka manawa.
day	nom	lā	Today is a good day. He lā maikaʻi kēia lā.
night	nom	pō	The night is cold. Anu ke pō.
morning	nom	kakahiaka	The morning is सुंदर.
evening	nom	ahiahi	We walk this evening. Hele wāwae mākou i kēia ahiahi.
week	nom	pule	One week is short. Pōkole hoʻokahi pule.
month	nom	mahina	This month is busy. Paʻahana kēia mahina.
year	nom	makahiki	This year is new. He makahiki hou kēia.
today	adverbe	i kēia lā	I work today. Hana au i kēia lā.
tomorrow	adverbe	i ka lā ʻapōpō	We go tomorrow morning. Hele mākou i ka lā ʻapōpō kakahiaka.
yesterday	adverbe	i nehinei	She came yesterday. Ua hele mai ʻo ia i nehinei.
now	adverbe	i kēia manawa	Come here now. E hele mai ma ʻaneʻi i kēia manawa.
sun	nom	lā	The sun is hot. Wela ka lā.
moon	nom	mahina	The moon is bright. ʻĀlohilohi ka mahina.
star	nom	hōkū	That star is bright. ʻĀlohilohi kēlā hōkū.
sky	nom	lani	The sky is blue. Polū ka lani.
earth	nom	honua	The earth is our home. ʻO ka honua ko kākou home.
fire	nom	ahi	The fire is hot. Wela ke ahi.
water	nom	wai	The water is cold. Anu ka wai.
rain	nom	ua	The rain is strong. Ikaika ka ua.
wind	nom	makani	The wind is cold. Anu ka makani.
tree	nom	kumu lāʻau	That tree is tall. Kiʻekiʻe kēlā kumu lāʻau.
flower	nom	pua	The flower is beautiful. Nani ka pua.
mountain	nom	mauna	The mountain is high. Kiʻekiʻe ka mauna.
sea	nom	kai	The sea is blue. Polū ke kai.
food	nom	meaʻai	The food is good. Maikaʻi ka meaʻai.
bread	nom	berena	I eat bread daily. ʻAi au i ka berena i kēlā me kēia lā.
rice	nom	laiki	We eat rice tonight. ʻAi mākou i ka laiki i kēia pō.
meat	nom	ʻiʻo	The meat is hot. Wela ka ʻiʻo.
fish	nom	iʻa	We eat fish today. ʻAi mākou i ka iʻa i kēia lā.
egg	nom	hua moa	The egg is small. Liʻiliʻi ka hua moa.
milk	nom	waiū	The milk is cold. Anu ka waiū.
fruit	nom	hua ʻai	This fruit is sweet. ʻOno kēia hua ʻai.
tea	nom	kī	The tea is hot. Wela ke kī.
coffee	nom	kope	The coffee is hot. Wela ke kope.
head	nom	poʻo	My head hurts today. ʻEha koʻu poʻo i kēia lā.
eye	nom	maka	Her eyes are blue. Polū kona mau maka.
ear	nom	pepeiao	My ear hears well. Lohe maikaʻi koʻu pepeiao.
mouth	nom	waha	Open your mouth wide. Wehe ākea i kou waha.
nose	nom	ihu	My nose is cold. Anu koʻu ihu.
hand	nom	lima	Wash your hands now. Holoi i kou mau lima i kēia manawa.
foot	nom	wāwae	My foot hurts now. ʻEha koʻu wāwae i kēia manawa.
heart	nom	puʻuwai	My heart is strong. Ikaika koʻu puʻuwai.
name	nom	inoa	Your name is beautiful. Nani kou inoa.
book	nom	puke	This book is new. He puke hou kēia.
word	nom	huaʻōlelo	That word is important. He mea nui kēlā huaʻōlelo.
language	nom	ʻōlelo	Hawaiian is a beautiful language. He ʻōlelo nani ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.
money	nom	kālā	I need more money. Pono au i kālā hou aku.
work	nom	hana	My work is hard. Paʻakikī kaʻu hana.
love	nom	aloha	Love is very important. He mea nui loa ke aloha.
music	nom	mele	The music is beautiful. Nani ke mele.
story	nom	moʻolelo	That story is true. He ʻoiaʻiʻo kēlā moʻolelo.
thing	nom	mea	That thing is new. He mea hou kēlā.
life	nom	ola	Life is beautiful. Nani ke ola.
door	nom	puka	The door is open. Ua wehe ka puka.
table	nom	pākaukau	The table is large. Nui ka pākaukau.
chair	nom	noho	The chair is old. Kahiko ka noho.
car	nom	kaʻa	The car is new. He kaʻa hou ia.
good	adjectif	maikaʻi	This food is good. Maikaʻi kēia meaʻai.
bad	adjectif	ʻino	The weather is bad. ʻIno ke anilā.
big	adjectif	nui	That house is big. Nui kēlā hale.
small	adjectif	liʻiliʻi	This room is small. Liʻiliʻi kēia lumi.
new	adjectif	hou	I bought a new book. Ua kūʻai au i puke hou.
old	adjectif	kahiko	That house is old. Kahiko kēlā hale.
long	adjectif	lōʻihi	The road is long. Lōʻihi ke alanui.
short	adjectif	pōkole	The story is short. Pōkole ka moʻolelo.
high	adjectif	kiʻekiʻe	That mountain is high. Kiʻekiʻe kēlā mauna.
low	adjectif	haʻahaʻa	The table is low. Haʻahaʻa ka pākaukau.
hot	adjectif	wela	The tea is hot. Wela ke kī.
cold	adjectif	anu	The water is cold. Anu ka wai.
happy	adjectif	hauʻoli	The children are happy. Hauʻoli nā keiki.
sad	adjectif	kaumaha	She feels sad today. Kaumaha ʻo ia i kēia lā.
beautiful	adjectif	nani	The flower is beautiful. Nani ka pua.
easy	adjectif	maʻalahi	This work is easy. Maʻalahi kēia hana.
hard	adjectif	paʻakikī	This lesson is hard. Paʻakikī kēia haʻawina.
fast	adjectif	wikiwiki	That car is fast. Wikiwiki kēlā kaʻa.
slow	adjectif	lohi	The turtle is slow. Lohi ka honu.
right	adjectif	pololei	Your answer is right. Pololei kāu pane.
wrong	adjectif	hewa	That answer is wrong. Hewa kēlā pane.
important	adjectif	mea nui	Family is important. He mea nui ka ʻohana.
true	adjectif	ʻoiaʻiʻo	That story is true. He ʻoiaʻiʻo kēlā moʻolelo.
full	adjectif	piha	The cup is full. Piha ke kīʻaha.
empty	adjectif	nele	The room is empty. Nele ka lumi.
young	adjectif	ʻōpio	The child is young. He ʻōpio ke keiki.
strong	adjectif	ikaika	That man is strong. Ikaika kēlā kāne.
weak	adjectif	nāwaliwali	He feels weak today. Nāwaliwali ʻo ia i kēia lā.
red	adjectif	ʻulaʻula	The flower is red. ʻUlaʻula ka pua.
blue	adjectif	polū	The sky is blue. Polū ka lani.
green	adjectif	ʻōmaʻomaʻo	The tree is green. ʻŌmaʻomaʻo ke kumu lāʻau.
yellow	adjectif	melemele	The flower is yellow. Melemele ka pua.
black	adjectif	ʻeleʻele	The car is black. ʻEleʻele ke kaʻa.
white	adjectif	keʻokeʻo	The house is white. Keʻokeʻo ka hale.
yes	interjection	ʻae	Yes, I understand. ʻAe, maopopo iaʻu.
no	interjection	ʻaʻole	No, I cannot go. ʻAʻole, ʻaʻole hiki iaʻu ke hele.
not	adverbe	ʻaʻole	I am not tired. ʻAʻole au luhi.
and	conjonction	a	Bread and fish are ready. Mākaukau ka berena a me ka iʻa.
or	conjonction	a i ʻole	Tea or coffee is fine. Maikaʻi ke kī a i ʻole ke kope.
but	conjonction	akā	He is tired, but happy. Luhi ʻo ia, akā hauʻoli.
if	conjonction	inā	If it rains, stay home. Inā ua, noho ma ka home.
because	conjonction	no ka mea	I stayed because it rained. Ua noho au no ka mea ua ua.
with	préposition	me	I go with my friend. Hele au me koʻu hoaaloha.
without	préposition	me ka ʻole	He came without money. Ua hele mai ʻo ia me ke kālā ʻole.
for	préposition	na	This gift is for you. Nou kēia makana.
from	préposition	mai	This letter is from home. Mai ka home mai kēia leka.
to	préposition	i	We went to school. Ua hele mākou i ke kula.