malahini

Iloko o keia manawa, lohe pono loa aku la ke Alii nui o Molokai i keia leo, alaila hooki ae la ke alii i ka aha, i loheia aku ai ka olelo a keia kanaka malahini e kuhea nei; no ka mea, iloko o ko ke alii ike ana aku i ua wahi kanaka nei, ua hoopihaia kona mau maka i ka olioli, me ke ano pihoihoi.

The Hawaiian Romance Of Laieikawai Martha Warren Beckwith 1915

You will no longer be a malahini or newcomer and you've just cavorted around like a millionaire!

Patricia Rust: How To Travel In Style In Waikiki Patricia Rust 2012

Of course you are a malahini, {1} and could not be expected to know.

Good-bye, Jack 2010

Now malahini means new-comer, tender-foot; and, despite the prettiness of their stroke, he knew that none except malahinis would venture into the racing channel beyond the diving-stage.

THE KANAKA SURF 2010

Barton from their childhood days, when, in truth, he had been a malahini, though a very young specimen.

THE KANAKA SURF 2010

Kalama and me together, and her lips will talk, her lips will talk, so that the latest malahini will shortly know what, otherwise, you and I alone will know.

THE BONES OF KAHEKILI 2010

It certainly smelled to heaven, but, to me, a malahini, the smell was wine-woody and fruit-juicy and not unpleasant.

SHIN-BONES 2010

Barton from their childhood days, when, in truth, he had been a malahini, though a very young specimen.

The Kanaka Surf 1919

Now malahini means new-comer, tender-foot; and, despite the prettiness of their stroke, he knew that none except malahinis would venture into the racing channel beyond the diving-stage.

The Kanaka Surf 1919

It certainly smelled to heaven, but, to me, a malahini, the smell was wine-woody and fruit-juicy and not unpleasant.

Shin-Bones 1919