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hapa

Hapa vs Haole - What's the difference?

hapa | haole |


As nouns the difference between hapa and haole

is that hapa is while haole is (hawaii) a non-hawaiian, usually specifically a caucasian.

Hap vs Hapa - What's the difference?

hap | hapa |


As nouns the difference between hap and hapa

is that hap is pah while hapa is .

Hapa vs Haps - What's the difference?

hapa | haps |


As nouns the difference between hapa and haps

is that hapa is a person of mixed ethnic heritage while haps is plural of lang=en.

As a verb haps is

third-person singular of hap.

Hapa vs Hapu - What's the difference?

hapa | hapu |


As nouns the difference between hapa and hapu

is that hapa is a person of mixed ethnic heritage while hapu is a subtribe of an iwi; the basic political unit within Māori society.

Hapa vs Haka - What's the difference?

hapa | haka |


As nouns the difference between hapa and haka

is that hapa is while haka is carbon monoxide.

Hapa vs Haha - What's the difference?

hapa | haha |


As nouns the difference between hapa and haha

is that hapa is while haha is type of boundary to a garden, pleasure-ground, or park, designed not to interrupt the view and to be invisible until closely approached.

As an interjection haha is

an onomatopoeic representation of laughter.

Tapa vs Hapa - What's the difference?

tapa | hapa |


As a verb tapa

is .

As a noun hapa is

.

Aapa vs Hapa - What's the difference?

aapa | hapa |


As nouns the difference between aapa and hapa

is that aapa is (rare) a sister that is older than oneself; while hapa is .

Hapa vs Hapax - What's the difference?

hapa | hapax |


As nouns the difference between hapa and hapax

is that hapa is a person of mixed ethnic heritage while hapax is abbreviation of lang=en.

Sapa vs Hapa - What's the difference?

sapa | hapa |


As a verb sapa

is to weed.

As a noun hapa is

.

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