Hawaiian Pocket Dictionary

New Hawaiian Pocket Dictionary
by Mary Kawena Pukui and Samuel H. Elbert

The Hawaiian Dictionary, by Mary Pukui and Samuel Elbert, has for many years been the standard work of reference for the Hawaiian language. Based on frequency of usage and cultural importance, 10,800 entries have been selected for inclusion in the New Pocket Hawaiian Dictionary.

In a compact and portable format, this convenient dictionary will be appreciated by residents, visitors, and beginning students of Hawaiian alike.

Softcover, 272 pages
Published: December 1992
Price: $5.95

The late Mary K. Pukui devoted her life to the study and preservation of Hawaiian language and culture. During her career at the Bishop Museum, she translated Hawaiian legends, chants, and archival materials into English.

Samuel H. Elbert, professor emeritus of Pacific languages and linguistics, is considered a world authority on Polynesian languages. He has authored numerous textbooks and dictionaries and is Polynesian consultant to Merriam-Webster.