Pasefika Hawaiʻian Dictionary: Wai
Wai in Hawaiʻian language is H₂O or Oxidane Water in English language.
Water H₂O or Oxidane in English language is known as:
- Vai in Sāmoan language
- Wai in Hawaiʻian language
- Vai in Tongan language
- Vai in Tahitian language
- Wai in Māori language
Wai
Hawaiʻian to English Dictionary
| English | Hawaiʻian | Sāmoan | Tongan | Tahitian | Māori | Scientific |
| Canoe | Waʻa | Vaʻa | Pōpao | Vaʻa | Waka | |
| Double Hull Canoe | Waʻa kaulua | ʻAlia | Kalia | Vaʻa tāʻie tauati | Waka Unua | |
| Mouth | Waha | Gutu | Ngutu | Vaha | Waha | |
| Woman | Wahine | Fafine | Fefine | Vahine | Wahine | |
| Water | Wai | Vai | Vai | Vai | Wai | H₂O or Oxidane |
| Violet | Waioleka | Violē | Vaioleti | Vare‘au pa‘opa‘o | ||
| Diadema urchin | Wana | Vaga | Vana | Vana | Kina | Echinothrix diadema |
| Sea Urchin | Wana | Vaga | Vana | Vana | Kina | Echinoidea |
| Coconut grater | Waʻu niu | ʻAusaʻalo | Hakalo | ‘Ana | ||
| Paper mulberry | Wauke | Uʻa | Hiapo | Aute | Aute | Broussonetia papyrifera |
English to Polynesian Dictionary
Hawaiʻian to English Dictionary
Tongan to English Dictionary
Tahitian to English Dictionary
Māori to English Dictionary
The Pasefika Polynesian dictionary is project of Jon Apisa intended as a comparative dictionary to view similarities, differences and cognate relationships of words in multiple Polynesian languages.