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Ka Manawa ~ Time

Sources:
Pukui, Mary Kawena & Elbert, Samuel H., Hawaiian Dictionary, Revised
and Enlarged Edition, University Of Hawai`i Press, Honolulu, 1986.

MÂMAKA KAIAO, He Puke Hua`ôlelo Hawai`i Hou, Hale Kuamo`o (The Hawaiian Language Center, UH, Hilo)-Kikowaena `Ôlelo Hawai`i-`Aha Pûnana Leo, Hilo,1996.
Pronunciation Guide

Units of Time
ke kekona	second
ka minuke	minute
ka hola	hour
ka lâ	day
ka pule	week
ka anahulu	10-day span
ka mahina	month
ka makahiki	year
ka lâpule, ka lâ `elua o kepakemaka	Sunday, the 2^nd of September

Helu Uaki / Telling Time
Ua kani ka hola `umi.	It is 10 o' clock.
Hapalua ka hola `umi.	Half-past 10.
Hapahâ i hala ka holo `umi.	Quarter past 10.
Hapahâ koe, kani ka hola `umi.	Quarter to 10.
`Ane`ane ka hola `umi.	Almost 10.
Ua hala iki ka hola `umi.	A little after 10.
`Umi minuke i koe, kani ka hola `elima	Ten minutes before five.

Nâ Lâ o ka Pule / Days of the Week
Lâpule	Sunday; Lit., day prayer.
Pô`akahi	Monday; Lit., first night.
Pô`alua	Tuesday; Lit., second night.
Pô`akolu	Wednesday; Lit., third night.
Pô`ahâ	Thurday; Lit., fourth night.
Pô`alima	Friday; Lit., fifth night.
Pô`aono	Saturday; Lit., sixth night.

Nâ Mahina / Months
Ianuali	January
Pepeluali	February
Malaki	March
`Apelila	April
Mei	May
Iune	June
Iulai	July
`Aukake	August
Kepakemapa	September
`Okakopa	October
Nowemapa	November
Kêkêmapa	December
`alemanaka	calendar

Nâ Kau / Seasons
kupulau, la`a ulu, kau o makalapua	spring
kau wela	summer
hâ`ule lau, la`a make	fall
ho`oilo, kau anu	winter
wâ ua, manawa ua, la`a ua	rainy season
kau hua	fruit season
la`a make	season of dying plants
wâ he`e	octopus season

Nâ Hua `Ôlelo Manawa / Time-related Words
li`u, li`uli`u, kûlô`ihi	a long time, to take a long time
a pô ka lâ	all day
`ane`ane	almost
mau	always
ka wâ kahiko	ancient time
ka manawa e hiki mai ana	any possible time
i ka wâ mua	before; lit., in the time before
hiki mua	beforehand, pre-
ma mua o ka manawa, ma mua o ka hola	early
`akahi nô	first time
no ka manawa, kûikawâ	for a short time, for the time being
mau loa, i ka wâ pau`ole, kau â kau, nalo loa	forever, eternal, everlasting
manawa ka`awale	free time
pinepine	frequently, often
i kêlâ manawa i kêia manawa	from time to time
wâ maika`i / wâ pôpilikia	good times / bad times
ma hope aku	hereafter
koke, hikiwawe, wawe	immediate
koke, manawa `ole, `emo `ole	immediately
hope, muli, nei, aku nei hope loa, muli hope i ka pô nei kêlâ pule aku nei kêlâ pule aku nei a ia pule aku	last (most recent) very last last night last week week before last
lohi, hope, mahope, kûli`u aumoe moe awakea	late late at night late sleeper
a`e nei, `ânô iho nei, `ânô wale iho nei nô	lately
ma hope aku â `oi hola `elua â `oi kêia lâ aku Mahope aku au.	later a little later a little later than two o`clock later today I'll come later.
`a`ole, `a`ole loa	never
a`e, hope, hiki kêia pule a`e kêia pule a`e ia pule aku	next next week week after next
i kêia manawa, `ânô	now
pinepine, nui	often
(i ka) hola kûpono	on time
lâ aku nei	other day
kaulele	overtime
ho`ohala manawa; ho`olalau	pass the time
kaka`ikahi, `a`ole hana mau `ia, laha `ole, mea laha `ole	rare, infrequent
manawa `ânô	real time, as in computer lingo
helu manawa	recorded duration
ho`opa`a manawa	reserve (time)
mahope mai, ho`ohua nô	since
ka wâ kamali`i	"small kid time"
kekahi wâ, kekahi manawa kekahi manawa kekahi lâ	sometime some other time some other day
koke, auane`i, koe, aku, eia aku	soon
kani	strike (as a clock)
`â laila	then; Â laila, hele mai ke ali`i (The chief then came).
â	till
kâ`ei hola	time zone, as Pacific or Rocky Mtn.
helu manawa, uaki, uâki	to time, as speed or duration.
kêia lâ, i kêia lâ / kêia pô, i kêia pô	today / tonight
`apôpô `apôpô a iâ lâ aku	tomorrow day after tomorrow
Kâ`ei Môlehulehu	Twilight Zone
manawa pa`a mau	usual / regular time
ho`opau manawa	waste time
lâ noa	weekday
hopenapule	weekend
i kêlâ pule me kêia pule	weekly
aia a; ke; i (adverb: future) hea (interrogative) âhea (future) inâhea (past)	when
`oiai, `oi, i, i ka manawa, i ka wâ Ia`u aku nei ho`ohala manawa; kûkahekahe `oi ola honua	while While I a while ago To while away the time (pleasantly) While there is time
i nehinei i ke ahiahi o nehinei nehinei a iâ lâ aku	yesterday yesterday evening day before yesterday

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