Hawaiian Word of the Day:
This entry will stay on this page for a week and will change every Monday, so maybe it should be called The Hawaiian Word of the Week. If you are looking for a specific Hawaiian word, you may want to see my Hawaiian Word Glossary which has more than 1030 Hawaiian entries.

This is the word of the day and week of Monday, August 23, 2010.
 
palapala kuhikuhi o nā paniinoa pilikino. Chart of the personal pronouns = Chart (palapala kulikuli) + of (o) + the (pluralized form) (nā) + personal (pilikino) + pronouns (paniinoa). Also see palapala kuhikuhi, paniinoa, pilikino, nā, o. The chart below illustrates the personal pronouns. The Hawaiian personal pronouns are more numerous, so in that respect they many be more complicated, however they are more specific about who (or is it whom?) is being addressed. For instance, there are four versions of we. You can rollover the image to access each pronoun.

‘ōhi‘a lomi is the word of the day and week of Monday, August 16, 2010. 
‘ōhi‘a lomi. noun. Tomato. The common table tomato, that people often squeeze or crush (lomi) during meal preparation. For the glossary entry and more information, see ‘ōhi‘a lomi.

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