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How do you say princess in Hawiian?

There isn't a direct translation for "princess" in Hawaiian. However, you can use a few options depending on the context:

For a royal princess:

* Aliʻi wahine: This literally means "noble woman" and is used for a female member of the chiefly class.

For a princess in a more general sense:

* Keiki aliʻi wahine: This means "child of a noble woman" and could be used for a young princess or a princess who isn't necessarily of royal blood.

* Moʻi wahine: This means "queen" and could be used figuratively to refer to a princess, particularly if she has a strong and powerful personality.

Ultimately, the best way to say "princess" in Hawaiian would depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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