Wait a minute!! Today is October 24, not October 27! HPR goofed up. The actual Hawaiian Word of the Day today is:
ʻEleʻele == black
So what am I going to do come Monday, eh? Send out the listing for kiʻi again?  
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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 24th

ʻEleʻele is the Hawaiian word for black. So anything that is black can be said to be ʻeleʻele. Yes, the place called ʻEleʻele on Kauaʻi has the same meaning: black.

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Kiʻi == picture
Click-thru and hear the other meaning of kiʻi, and a sentence using both meanings!
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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 27th

Kiʻi means “picture, a photo, a doll, statue, any image.” It also means “to fetch something” and both are commonly used. Such as E kiʻi ʻoe ke kiʻi—fetch the picture.

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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 23rd

ʻAnakē is another term we borrowed from English, and it means aunty. We have so many aunties in Hawaiʻi, ʻanakē should come in handy.

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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 22nd

In Hawaiʻi, where everyone it seems is our uncle or aunty, the word ʻanakala comes in pretty handy. It is a borrowed word from the English language meaning “uncle.”

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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 21st

Ame, two little words used together, means "and." You will often hear ame when speakers link nouns such as mele kalikimaka ame hauʻoli makahiki hou.

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Hawaiian Airlines to Resume Seasonal Service Between Honolulu and Auckland

Starting November 16, 2025, Hawaiian Airlines will resume seasonal service between Honolulu and Auckland, New Zealand.  The route will operate three times weekly with an Airbus A330 through April 2026.

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Hawaiian Word of the Day: October 20th

As most of you know, hapa means “half,” and nui means “larger.” So hapanui, the “larger half,” means majority. Non-Hawaiians account for more than half of the people of Hawaiʻi, so they are the hapa nui.

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