ʻOhana (oh-HAH-nah)
sometimes: 'ohana, ohana
Noun Family, relative, or kin group, including blood relatives, adoptive members, and close friends; (Noun) In real estate, a permitted second dwelling unit built on a single property.
"ʻOhana means nobody get left behind o fogotten."
uhu (OO-hoo)
Noun A parrotfish, a colorful reef dweller highly prized by local fishermen and often eaten raw.
"Glenn went dive Ma'alaea side and caught one massive blue uhu for make poke."
giri giri (GEE-ree-GEE-ree)
sometimes: girigiri
Noun A hair swirl or cowlick, usually located on the crown of the head.
"He get one giri giri"
nuff said (NUFF-SED)
sometimes: 'nuff said, enough said
Idiom Period; the discussion is over; I completely agree.
"Ho he get da bes sponges eva! Nuff said!"
f.b.i. (ef-bee-EYE)
sometimes: FBI, F.B.I, fbi
Slang An acronym standing for 'from Big Island', used to describe someone born or raised on the island of Hawaiʻi.
"He one F.B.I."
Eh, chance 'um (eh, CHANS-um)
sometimes: chance um, chance 'em, chance em
Idiom Take a chance or risk it.
"Eh, chance 'um, no scared!"