Pasefika Hawaiʻian Dictionary: Paʻimalau
Paʻimalau in Hawaiʻian language is Physalia physalis Portuguese man o' war in English language.
Portuguese man o' war Physalia physalis in English language is known as:
- Vaʻa tau in Sāmoan language
- Paʻimalau in Hawaiʻian language
- Pekipaki in Tongan language
- in Tahitian language
- in Māori language
Paʻimalau Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis) - noun
Paʻimalau (phonetic: / pah-ee-ma-L-ah-ow / | ipa:/ ˈpäˑʔiˑmäˑlaʊ / | symbols: / ˈpä-ˌēmäläü / )
“Paʻimalau” is a word in Hawaiʻian language used to identify a Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis).
“Poʻimalau” (phonetic: / pOh-ee-ma-L-ah-ow / | ipa:/ ˈpoʊˑʔiˑmäˑlaʊ / | symbols: / ˈpō-ˌēmäläü / ) is another word in Hawaiʻian language used to identify a Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis).
“Paʻimalau” in Hawaiʻian language is translated to “Vaʻa tau” in Sāmoan language to identify a Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis) and or also translated to “Pekipaki” in Tongan language.
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