how you figgah (how-yoo-FIG-gah)
sometimes: how you figure, how u figgah
Idiom How is that possible?; How do you figure that?; Make it make sense.
"How you figgah he did dat?"
lepo (LEH-poh)
Adjective Dirty, messy, or soiled.
"Yo hands stay all lepo afta you play in da mud."
Where da lua stay? (WEHR-dah-LOO-ah-STAY)
sometimes: Where the lua stay?, Wea da lua stay?, Where da lua stay
Expression Where is the restroom or bathroom?
"Eh brah, where da lua stay?"
bag (BAG)
sometimes: bag it, go bag
Verb To leave, depart, or exit a place quickly.
"Time fo bag, pau hana"
kuahu (koo-AH-hoo)
Noun A traditional Hawaiian altar or shrine used for ceremonial offerings and spiritual practices.
"We offer ti on da kuahu fo da ancestors."
puaa (poo-AH-ah)
sometimes: puaʻa, pua'a
Noun A pig, swine, or pork meat, often referring to wild boars hunted in the mountains or the centerpiece of a traditional luau.
"puaa stay pig, pork"