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How would you spell the name Tod in hawaiian?

There's not a direct, perfect translation of "Tod" into Hawaiian. Hawaiian language doesn't have the "d" sound at the end of words, and it focuses more on meaning than direct transliteration.

However, we can look at some options based on possible meanings or similar sounds:

Option 1: Focus on the "Tod" sound:

* Tōʻa: This sounds close to "Tod" and means "strong, brave, powerful."

Option 2: Consider a meaning:

* If "Tod" is short for a name like "Todd" (meaning "fox"), you could use ʻAlo (fox).

* If "Tod" signifies a specific quality like "death," you could use Makemake (to die) or Mālama (to care for, with the connotation of passing on).

Option 3: Use a similar-sounding name:

* Tōta is a Hawaiian name that sounds close to "Tod."

Ultimately, the best way to spell "Tod" in Hawaiian depends on the context and what you want to convey.

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