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How do you say bill in hawaiian?

There isn't a direct translation for "bill" in Hawaiian, as the word encompasses many concepts. You'd need to provide more context to determine the best Hawaiian word or phrase.

For example, are you referring to:

* A bill (financial document): You could use "bile" which means "account" or "palapala uku" which translates to "payment document."

* A bill (legislation): "Kanawai" is the Hawaiian word for "law," and you could use it in context.

* A bill (of a bird): This would be "piko".

* A bill (a restaurant check): You could use "pale" which means "receipt."

To help me give you the most accurate translation, please tell me what kind of bill you're referring to.

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