How do you say pedal in Hawaiian?

There isn't a single word in Hawaiian that directly translates to "pedal" as it's used for bicycles or other vehicles.

However, you could use a combination of words depending on the context:

* For bicycle pedals:

* "Kāʻei" - This means "belt" or "band" and can be used to refer to the part of the pedal you put your foot on.

* "Pākuʻi" - This means "to press" or "to push" and could be used to describe the action of pedaling.

* For foot pedals in general:

* "Pākuʻi" - This can also be used for other types of pedals, such as those on a sewing machine or a car.

* "Lāliʻi" - This means "little" or "small" and can be used to describe a pedal in relation to its size.

You could also use a descriptive phrase like "ka mea e pākuʻi ai" (literally "the thing to push").

Ultimately, the best way to say "pedal" in Hawaiian depends on the specific context and the level of formality desired.