mayjah (MAY-jah)
sometimes: maja, majah, mayja
Slang Extreme, intense, or significant; used to describe something that is either very good, very bad, or of great magnitude.
"Oh brah, get one test tomorrow, mayjahs!"
koa (KOH-ah)
Noun The largest native Hawaiian tree, known for its fine, red wood. Highly valued for making canoes, surfboards, calabashes, furniture, and ukuleles.
"My unko wen make one beautiful koa bowl fo my graduation."
eh, you stay wit' da kine? (eh-yoo-STAY-wit-dah-KYNE)
sometimes: eh you stay with da kine, eh you stay wit da kine, you stay wit da kine
Slang Hey, do you have that specific thing we were talking about?
"Eh, you stay wit' da kine we wen talk about?"
and then (an-DEN)
sometimes: an den, anden
Idiom So what, who cares, or what's your point?
"You no like? And then?"
moi moi (moy-MOY)
sometimes: moe moe, moemoe, moimoi
Verb To sleep, take a nap, or rest; often used affectionately as baby talk.
"No make all kine noise, da keiki stay moi moi."
habut (hah-BUT)
sometimes: haboot, habutts
Adjective In a bad mood, grumpy, pouting, or sulking.
"He stay habut today"