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How do you say white toes in Hawaiian?

There's no direct translation for "white toes" in Hawaiian, as the language focuses on describing the whole foot rather than individual features.

However, you could use a descriptive phrase like:

* "Kūpāʻau keʻokeʻo" - This literally translates to "white foot" but implies the toes are white as part of the whole foot.

* "Nui ka keʻokeʻo o nā manamana o kona wāwae" - This means "There is much whiteness on the toes of his/her foot." It's a bit more verbose but emphasizes the white toes.

Ultimately, the best way to convey "white toes" in Hawaiian depends on the context and the desired level of formality.

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