If you're talking about sisters as siblings:
* Kaikuahine: This word literally means "younger sister," but it's often used to refer to any sister, regardless of age.
* Kaikuahine nui: This means "older sister."
* Nā kaikuaʻane: This is the plural form of "kaikuahine" and would be used to refer to multiple sisters.
If you're talking about sisters in a more general sense, like in a sorority or a group of close friends:
* ʻAnakala: This word means "sister" in a broader sense, like a female friend or associate.
Example:
* "My sisters are all coming to visit." - "ʻO nā kaikuahine aʻu a pau e hele mai ana e kipa."
* "I have a younger sister." - "He kaikuahine ʻōpio ʻo wau."
Ultimately, the best way to express "sisters" in Hawaiian depends on the specific context and what you want to convey.