The Environment and Energy |
Sources:
Pukui, Mary Kawena & Elbert, Samuel H.,
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KA `ÔLELO HAWAI`I (HAWAIIAN) : |
KA `ÔLELO HAOLE |
1. |
ka nahele, ka ulu lâ`au |
forest, woods |
2. |
ka loko |
lake |
3. |
ke kula mau`u |
meadow |
4. |
ke kuahiwi |
mountain |
5. |
ke awâwa |
valley |
6. |
ka wailele |
waterfall |
7. |
ke kumu wai |
stream source |
8. |
ka pu`u |
hill |
9. |
ke kula |
plain |
10. |
ke kahakai |
stream |
11. |
ka loko wai |
pond |
12. |
ka nu`u laulaha |
plateau |
13. |
ka pali |
cliff |
14. |
ke awâwa kûhôhô |
canyon |
15. |
ka muliwai |
river |
16. |
ka pani wai |
dam |
17. |
ka wao one |
desert |
18. |
ka pu`e one |
dune |
19. |
ka wao nahele |
jungle |
20. |
ke kahakai |
seashore |
21. |
ke kû`ono |
bay |
22. |
ka moana (open), ke kai |
ocean , Hawaiian Perspectives on the Ocean |
23. |
ka moku, ka mokupuni |
island |
24. |
ka haumia ea |
air pollution |
25. |
ka ua `akika |
acid rain |
26. |
ka `ôpala `awahia |
toxic waste |
27. |
ka malele |
radiation |
28. |
ka haumia wai |
water pollution |
29. |
ka `aila |
oil |
30. |
ke ea kûlohelohe |
natural gas |
31. |
ka lânahu |
coal |
32. |
ka makani |
wind |
33. |
ka ikehu nukelea |
nuclear energy |
34. |
ka ikehu lâ |
solar energy |
35. |
ka ikehu uila wai |
hydroelectric power |
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