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Fundamental » All languages » Hawaiian » Lemmas » Nouns
Hawaiian terms that indicate people, beings, things, places, phenomena, qualities or ideas.
- Category:Hawaiian noun forms: Hawaiian nouns that are inflected to display grammatical relations other than the main form.
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Pages in category "Hawaiian nouns"
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H
- hā
- hā wai laweʻino
- hae
- haka
- haku
- hala
- hala kahiki
- hale
- hāmeʻa
- hana
- hana kīwila
- hānai
- hānau
- hanu
- haole
- hapa
- hāpa
- hapa kaukani
- hapa miliona
- hau
- haumāna
- hauʻoli
- Hawaiʻi
- hāʻawi
- haʻawina
- haʻupoho
- hē
- helahela
- helu
- helu hapa moeā
- helu kahuapaʻa
- hema
- hemolele
- henua
- hewa
- heʻe
- hiamoe
- hiki
- hikina
- hili
- hīnano
- hiʻona kaha
- hoakipa
- hoe
- hoikiuna
- hoku
- hōkū
- hōkū hele
- hōkū kai
- holo
- holoholona
- holoi
- holokū
- hono
- honu
- honua
- hoʻoholo
- hoʻōla
- hōʻole akua
- hoʻomaʻemaʻe
- hū
- hua
- hua palapala
- hua ʻai
- hua ʻōlelo
- huakō
- huaʻōlelo
- hue
- huhu
- huhū
- hui
- huki
- huku
- hula
- hulu
- humuhumu
- humuhumu-nukunuku-apuaʻa
- humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa
- huna hohoki
- huna ʻāne
- huna ʻine
K
- kā
- kā ipu
- kaha kēneka
- kaha ʻoki hapalua
- kahahānai
- kahakai
- kahakō
- kahaone
- kahi
- kahiki
- kahiko
- kahu
- kahuna
- kai
- kai eʻe
- kai hoʻēʻe
- kaikamahine
- kaimana
- kainui
- kaioke
- kakahiaka
- kakalina
- kākau
- kālā
- kālaikūlohea
- kālaimeaola
- kālaimeaolahune
- kalaina
- kalapuna
- Kalikimaka
- kalo
- kalukalu
- kamakuaka
- kamaʻāina
- kamepiula
- kanaka
- kanakē
- kanaluna
- kanauika
- kānāwai
- kānāwai kīwila
- kāne
- kani
- kapa
- kapikala
- kapu
- kau
- kaua
- kauā
- kaumaha
- kaumokuʻāina
- kaʻa
- kaʻa hoʻolimalima
- kaʻaka
- kāʻei
- kāʻei ola honua
- kaʻi
- kē
- keakea
- kehena
- keiki
- keiki kāne