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Hawaiian ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
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• Wehewehe: Hawaiian-English dictionary

• Dictionary of popular Hawaiian Pidgin terms


• Hawaiian dictionary by Mary Kawena Pukui & Samuel Elbert (1986)

• Māmaka kaiao, a modern Hawaiian vocabulary, edited by the Hale Kuamoʻo (Hawaiian Language Center) (2003)

• Glossary of common Hawaiian vocabulary, published by the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority

• Illustrated Hawaiian dictionary by Kahikāhealani Wight (1997) online


• A dictionary of the Hawaiian language by Lorrin Andrews, revised by Henry Parker (1922)

• A dictionary of the Hawaiian language by Lorrin Andrews (1865)

• Hawaiian phrase book by John Harris Soper (1906)

• English-Hawaiian dictionary for the use of Hawaiian-English schools, by Harvey Hitchcock (1887)


• Ulukau: Hawaiian place names

• Hawaiʻi place names: shores, beaches, and surf sites, by John Clark (2002)

• Place names of Hawaii by Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel Elbert, Esther Mookini (1974)


• Loanwords in Hawaiian by ʻŌiwi Parker Jones, in Loanwords in the world's languages (2009)

Hawaiian language

→ Hawaiian keyboard to type the long vowels: ā ē ī ō ū & the ʻokina mark

• Saivus: introduction & pronunciation of the Hawaiian language (WaybackMachine)


• Language policies in the kingdom of Hawaiʻi: reassessing linguicism, by Rubén Fernández Asensio (2014)

• Language policy in the kingdom of Hawaiʻi: a worldly English approach (2010)

• Puana ʻIa me ka ʻOkoʻa: a comparative analysis of Hawaiian language pronunciation as spoken and sung, by Joseph Keola Donaghy (2011)

• The voices of Eden: a history of Hawaiian language studies, by Albert Schütz (1994)


• Spoken Hawaiian by Samuel Elbert (1970)

• The Hawaiian language, a complete grammar, by Henry Judd (1939)

• Grammar of the Hawaiian language by Lorrin Andrews (1854)

• A short synopsis of the most essential points in Hawaiian grammar by William De Witt Alexander (1864)

• Na huaolelo a me na olelo kikeke ma ka Beritania, a me ka olelo Hawaii: to teach natives to converse in English, by Artemas Bishop (1854)

• Über die hawaiische Sprache: about the Hawaiian language, by Adelbert von Chamisso (1837)


• books & papers about the Hawaiian language: Google books | Internet archive | Academia | Wikipedia

Texts & Literature

• Uluhau: online books

• Huapala: Hawaiian songs, texts with translation into English (+ audio)


• Ka mooolelo Hawaii: History of the Hawaii achipelago, Hawaiian text, by David Molo (main author) (1838), introduction & translation into French, by Jules Rémy (1868)

• Hawaiian antiquities (Moʻolelo Hawaiʻi) by David Malo, translation into English of the second edition, by Nathaniel Emerson (1898)

• Ka mooolelo Hawaii: The history of Hawaiʻi, written by some of the scholars of the college, and edited by one of the teachers of the school (1838, 2005 edition)

• He hoikehonua: geography book (1845)


• Unwritten literature of Hawaii, the sacred songs of the hula, collected and translated, with notes and an account of the hula, by Nathaniel Emerson (1909) + Google books edition

• Pele and Hiiaka: a myth from Hawaii (1915)

• The Hawaiian romance of Laieikawai, with introduction & translation into English, by Martha Warren Beckwith (1918)

• Ka buke himeni Hawaii i hooponoponoia, Book of Hawaiian hymns (1872)

• Ka mooolelo no ka ekalesia o Iesu Kristo: The history of the Church of Jesus Christ (1861)


• Baibala Hemolele: The Hawaiian Bible (1994)

• Ke Kauoha hou: the New Testament translated into Hawaiian and English (1857)

• Ka Euanelio: the New Testament translated into Hawaiian (1828)

• The Gospel according to John, in parallel columns, English and Hawaiian (1854)

• He buke wehiwehi huaolelo Baibala (A book explaining the words of the Bible) by Ephraim Weston Clark (1903)


• Nūpepa: Hawaiian newspapers collection (1834-1948)

First article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Hānau kūʻokoʻa ʻia nā kānaka apau loa, a ua kau like ka hanohano a me nā pono kīvila ma luna o kākou pākahi.
Ua kuʻu mai ka noʻonoʻo pono a me ka ʻike pono ma luna o kākou, no laila, e aloha kākou kekahi i kekahi.

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