Onwards:

I mua

"Forward"

Poor:

‘Ilihune

Rich, Wealthy:

Waiwai

Real Estate:

Waiwai pa'a

Work:

Hana

Hardworking:

Pa‘a Hana

Lazy:

Moloa

Job, Career:

‘Oihana

Caretaker:

Kahu

Skillful:

No‘eau, Loea, Akamai, Makaukau

Cooperation:

Laulima

"Many hands"

To Succeed:

Holomua

To begin again:

Ho‘omaka hou

Sacred Geography:

Sacred

Kapu; La‘a

Sacred Sites

Wahi La‘a;
Wahi Pana

Sacred Place;
Noted or Legendary Place

Altar

Ahu

Temple

Heiau

Shrine

Ko‘a

Fishing shrine; same word for a head of coral (used to make the shrine) and for fishing grounds marked off by such sites.

Dance:

Hula

Dance School or Troupe

Hula Halau

Dance Instructor

Kumu Hula

Chant

Oli

(not danced to)

Dance Drum

Pahu;
Ipu

Wooden drum;
Gourd drum

Pray

Ho‘omanamana;
Pule

"Transfer of Mana"
"Pray" (from the English)

Priest

Kahuna

"Expert," a suffix is added to distinguish which area of specialization.

God

Akua

Refers to major deities

Kupua

"Demigods," often shape-shifting beings

Familial Deity

‘Aumakua

Soul

‘Uhane;

Divine aspect of a person;

Kino Wailua;

"Second soul" that wanders in dreams;

Ghost

Unihipili;
Lapu

Spirit of a dead person;
Apparition, phantom

Corpse

Kupapa‘u