The word olakino refers to the state of health and well being.

The word Mōʻī means King, monarch or sovereign.

Our Hawaiian word of the day is "koko." The koko is a carrying net.

The word ‘ohana means family. It is also the term for kalo that has produced offspring.

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Our Hawaiian word of the day is "Lomilomi." The word lomilomi means to rub, squeeze and massage the limbs to help ease pain.

The word Hoahanau means cousin or close relative of your generation.

The Hawaiian word of the day is "onipaa."

The Hawaiian Word of the Day is "malie." Malie is translated as calm, tranquil or quiet.

The Hawaiian word of the day is ua. Ua is the Hawaiian word for rain.

The Hawaiian word of the day is "kamaaina." Kamaaina is defined as a native born.

Our Hawaiian word of the day is "Pule." The word pule is defined as prayer, incantation and blessing.

The Hawaiian word of the day is "kaona." The word kaona is defined as a hidden meaning. In Hawaiian poetry, kaona can conceal the deeper reference to a person,

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Top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen on the 5 a.m. news broadcast from Hawaii News Now.

Top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen on the 5 a.m. news broadcast from Hawaii News Now.

Hawaiian Word of the Day: Pohaku

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