The most-used Hawaiian verbs. Front: the base verb form. Back: English meaning, with a hint showing a conjugated example.
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- E ʻai ana
- To eat, is eating
- Inu
- To drink
- Moe
- To sleep
- Hele
- To go, to walk, to travel
- Hiki
- To arrive, to be able
- Nānā
- To look, to watch
- ʻIke aku
- To see, to recognize
- Aʻo mai
- To learn (from someone)
- Aʻo aku
- To teach (to someone)
- Hana pū
- To work together, to collaborate
- Hāʻawi
- To give
- Lawe
- To take, to carry
- ʻImi
- To search, to look for
- Noho
- To sit, to stay, to live
- Kū
- To stand