Kahoolawe
/kəˌhoʊ.əˈlɑːwiː/
Kahoolawe proper noun: an uninhabited island, the smallest of the main 8 islands of Hawaii in the United States.

Proper noun
Kahoolawe
- An uninhabited island, the smallest of the main 8 islands of Hawaii in the United States.
Kahoolawe meaning in Thai
Kahoolawe in Thai
- island in Hawaii
- คาโฮโอลาวี
Forms of Kahoolawe
| alternative form | Kaho'olawe |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Kahulawi |
Origin of Kahoolawe
From Hawaiian Kahoʻolawe, from ka (“the”) + hoʻolawe (“to subtract, erode”).
Questions about Kahoolawe
- What does Kahoolawe mean?
- Kahoolawe means an uninhabited island, the smallest of the main 8 islands of Hawaii in the United States.
- What is Kahoolawe in Thai?
- Kahoolawe in Thai is คาโฮโอลาวี. See Kahoolawe meaning in Thai.
- What part of speech is Kahoolawe?
- Kahoolawe is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Kahoolawe?
- Kahoolawe is pronounced /kəˌhoʊ.əˈlɑːwiː/.
Words near Kahoolawe in the dictionary
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