ka hana

to do, make
ka hā‘awi
to give
ka heluhelu
to read
ka ho‘āla
to waken
(someone)
 ka
ho‘oma‘ema‘e
to clean
ke kākau

to write
 ka mālama
to keep, save; to
take care of
ka noho
to sit
ka noho i lalo
to sit down
 ka ‘eleu
to hurry, do
quickly
ka ha‘awina
lesson,
assignment
 ka leka
letter
(correspondence)
ka makakina
magazine
ka mo‘olelo
story
ka nūpepa
newspaper
ka pēpē
baby
 nā kamali‘i
children, (always
plural)
 ka mālie
calmly, quietly;
slowly
 e
imperative marker
 e + ka/ke/nā
direct address marker
(with common nouns)
 me
and (short for a
me)
 Ē.
Yeah.