Hawaiian Proverbs - page 3

Past the precipice, past the fears. (Hawaiian Proverb)
The rain follows after the forest. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Those above are going down, those below are going up. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Unfolded by the water are faces of the flowers. Flowers thrive where there is water, as thriving people are found where living conditions are good. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Unite to move forward. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Abuse is like a god that destroys his master. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
In the end...we will take care of only what we love; We will love only what we understand; We will understand only what we are taught. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
If you plan for a year, plant kalo. If you plan for ten years, plant koa. If you plan for one-hundred years, teach the children. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Paddle together, bail, paddle; paddle, bail; paddle towards the land. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Unfolded by the water are faces of the flowers. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Kauhikoa has done his work and put the canoes back on their stools. (Hawaiian Proverb)
No where's near land. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Remain among the clumps of grass and do not elevate yourself. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Every man I meet is in some way my superior; and in that I can learn of him. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
"It takes a skillful sailor to go to Lehua. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Applied to battles in which the bravest had perished. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Going in a circle in the cold of Waimea. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
Lila ka maia no eʻa: will ka oka'i. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
*Don't act without an object. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
The bones of Hua and his company are dry in the sun. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
The porpoise always holds his nose up to the windward. (Hawaiian Proverb)
The chilling storm is on the mountains. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
How beautiful that tree is, even when stripped by the wind ! View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
The banana looks withered, but it has an excellent flavor. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb
A good surfer will not get wet. A bad one breaks his board. View proverb
Hawaiian Proverb