How do you say uncle in hawaiian?

There isn't a single word for "uncle" in Hawaiian that encompasses all the different relationships that "uncle" can refer to in English.

Here are some options, depending on the specific relationship:

For a brother of your parent:

* Kaka - This is the most common word for uncle, specifically the brother of your mother or father.

* Kaka ʻōpio - This is used specifically for a younger brother of your parent.

* Kaka nui - This is used specifically for an older brother of your parent.

For a father's brother:

* Kaka - This is the most common word used.

For a mother's brother:

* Kaka - This is the most common word used.

For a father's sister:

* Auntie - While "aunty" is borrowed from English, it is commonly used in Hawaii for a father's sister.

For a mother's sister:

* Auntie - Again, while borrowed from English, it's commonly used for a mother's sister.

It's important to note that these are just some common terms. The specific term used can vary depending on the family and the specific relationship. It's always best to ask the individual how they prefer to be addressed.