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Good, fine, goodness

Ka maika’i

Pretty, beautiful

Ka nani

Intelligent, smart

Ke akamai

Cold

Ke anuanu

Healthy, cured, alive, life (to be alive)

Ke ola

Blue

Ka uliuli

Happy

Ka hau’oli

Famous

Ke kaulana

Old, ancient

Ke kahiko

White

Ke ke’oke’o

Small

Ka li’ili’i

Ready

Ka mākaukau

Brown

Ka māku’e

Tired

Ka māluhiluhi

Sick

Ka ma’i

Yellow

Ka melemele

Large size, plenty, many, amount

Ka nui

Huge

Ka nunui

Correct, straight

Ka pololei

Purple

Ka poni

Ugly

Ka pupuka

Hot

Ka wela

Orange

Ka ‘ālani

Quick, fast, swift

Ka ‘āwīwī

Black

Ka ‘ele’ele

Comfortable, nice, pleasant

Ka ‘olu’olu

Green

Ka ‘ōma’oma’o

Somewhat sick, not feeling well

Ka ‘ōma’ima’i

Delicious, good tasting

Ka ‘ono

Red

Ka ‘ula’ula

Heavy; sad

Ke kaumaha

Long, tall

Ka lō’ihi

Clear, understood

Ka maopopo

Light (in weight)

Ka māmā

Short

Ka pōkole

Pregnant

Ka hāpai

Loose, unfastened

Ka hemo

Smelly, bad smelling

Ka hohono

Forbidden, sacred, taboo

Ke kapu

Sloppy, poorly done

Ke kāpulu

Dirty

Ka lepo

Paralyzed as a leg; stupid

Ka lōlō

Used up, over, done, gone

Ka pau

Out, as a light or fire; off as a machine or light

Ka pio

Terribly stink

Ka pilau

Trouble

Ka pilikia

Crazy

Ka pupule

Strong

Ka ikaika

Beautiful, good looking

Ka u’i

Low, humble

Ka ha’aha’a

To be asleep; to sleep

Ka hiamoe

Chilly

Ka hu’ihu’i

Thirsty

Ka makewai

Proficient, very competent, skilled, ready

Ka mākaukau

Close, near, nearby, almost

Ke kokoke

Wilted, faded, withered

Ka mae

Cooked crispy, often with black parts, burnt

Ka pāpa’a