IPA: /ˌmɑːləˈhiːni/
KK: /mælɪˈhɪni/
A person who is new to Hawaii or unfamiliar with the local culture.
As a malihini, she was eager to learn about the traditions of the islands.
Malihini originates from Hawaiian, meaning a newcomer or stranger, specifically referring to someone who is not from the area or is visiting.
Think of someone who is a 'newcomer' in a place — that's what malihini means, referring to someone who is not from there.
No commonly confused words.