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I have a Hawaiian language question. What does malama aku no mean?
What do these words mean when they are together in a whole sentence and what do they mean as separate words?
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- Erik Van ThienenLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
"Mālama aku no" means something like 'Take care' or 'Take good care of yourself'.
"mālama" (verb) : 'to care for', 'to preserve', 'to protect'
"aku" (particle) : changes the verb in the direction away from the speaker (doesn't exist in English)
"mālama aku" : 'to care for others' (in contrast to "mālama mai" meaning 'to be cared for')
"no" (preposition) : 'for' (used for things that are out of personal control, doesn't exist in English)
Source(s): Google search & Wiktionary