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Hawaiian Core Verbs

The most-used Hawaiian verbs. Front: the base verb form. Back: English meaning, with a hint showing a conjugated example.

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34 basic cards for Verbs Hawaiian. It opens with "E ʻai ana" and "Inu". More Hawaiian at other levels is listed below.

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E ʻai ana
Show answerTo eat, is eating
Inu
Show answerTo drink
Moe
Show answerTo sleep
Hele
Show answerTo go, to walk, to travel
Hiki
Show answerTo arrive, to be able
Nānā
Show answerTo look, to watch
ʻIke aku
Show answerTo see, to recognize
Aʻo mai
Show answerTo learn (from someone)
Aʻo aku
Show answerTo teach (to someone)
Hana pū
Show answerTo work together, to collaborate
Hāʻawi
Show answerTo give
Lawe
Show answerTo take, to carry
ʻImi
Show answerTo search, to look for
Noho
Show answerTo sit, to stay, to live
Kū
Show answerTo stand

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