This document defines common Hawaiian terms used to refer to family members such as grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins, and the order of birth for children. Key terms explained include "ke kupuna" for grandparent, "ka tūtū" for grandpa or grandma, "ka mo`opuna" for grandchild, and "ka hiapo" and "ka muliloi" referring to the first born and last born child.

1. VOCAB:
`OHANA TERMS
(M hele 2)ā
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2. KE KUPUNA
grandparent (formal)

3. KE KUPUNA K NEĀ
grandfather

4. KE KUPUNA WAHINE
grandmother

5. KA T TŪ Ū
grandparent (less formal)

6. KA T T K NEŪ Ū Ā
grandpa

7. KA T T WAHINEŪ Ū
grandma

8. KA MO`OPUNA
grandchild

9. KA `ANAKALA
uncle

10. KA `ANAKĒ
auntie

11. KA `OHANA KEIKI
niece, nephew

12. KA HOAH NAUĀ
cousin

13. KA HIAPO
first born child

14. KA MULILOA
last born child

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