| 1 )
cultivate |
to work the land to grow crops |
| 2 )
flourish |
to grow well because conditions are good |
| 3 )
inefficient |
to do a task that is not organized well |
| 4 )
potion |
a liquid used for medicine |
| 5 )
system |
a method to do something |
| 6 )
essentials |
necessities |
| 7 )
dye |
a substance used to color clothing |
| 8 )
stewardship |
responsible planning and management |
| 9 )
descend |
to be related to |
| 10 )
mana |
supernatural or divine power |
| 11 )
kamaʻāina |
a native-born person, someone well acquainted with his or her home |
| 12 )
limu |
seaweed, algae |
| 13 )
malihini |
a stranger or newcomer; someone unfamiliar with a place or custom |
| 14 )
makaʻāinana |
a commoner, the general populace or working class |
| 15 )
kuaʻāina |
rural, country lands; the people that live there |
| 16 )
mālama ʻāina |
to take care of the land |
| 17 )
wao akua |
a distant region of the mountain that was thought to be inhabited by spirits |
| 18 )
wao kanaka |
an inland region where people live and farm |
| 19 )
kula |
the plains or flat lands |
| 20 )
kahakai |
seashore |
| 21 )
ma uka |
inland or towards the mountain |
| 22 )
ma kai |
seaward or towards the sea |
| 23 )
Papahānaumoku |
also known as Papa, a goddess of earth, often called “Earth Mother” |
| 24 )
Wākea |
husband to Papa and father to most of the Hawaiian islands, often called “Sky Father” |
| 25 )
Pua ke kō, kū mai ka heʻe |
When the sugarcane blossoms, the octopus appears. |
| 26 )
ʻaʻo |
a seabird (Puffinus puffinis newelli) |
| 27 )
aku |
skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis) |
| 28 )
hala |
pandanus (Pandanus odoratissimus) |