* Kānaka: This is the most common and general term for "man," referring to a human being of the male gender.
* Kāne: This is a more specific term for "man," often referring to a husband or a male partner.
* Mākua kāne: This literally means "father man" and refers to a male parent.
* ʻElepa: This is a term for a strong, powerful man.
The best way to say "man" in Hawaiian will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality you desire.