aloha e Z - you asked if I had a complete alphabet or a link to one .... I am assuming you are talking about the hawaiian alphabet? You will probably not be able to find it on a link or in a book .... but I'll be happy to share what I was taught because the kapu has been released ....
there are not too many letters in the hawaiian alphabet, so this won't take long ....
vowels A indicates spiritual light or elemental fire - the sun
E indicates spiritual movement or elemental rhythm - the wind
I indicates spiritual emotions or elemental waters - salt and fresh
waters
O indicates spiritual foundation or elemental substanced - the earth
U indicates spiritual humanity to give positive or negative meaning
to the creative elements
CONSONANT SOUNDS indicate how the elements are to be used
K indicates a positive masculine application to the vowel.
KU = a masculine, forceful, forthright expression of
humanity as an example
H indicates a negative, feminine, introspective or emotional
expression of a vowel. HU = an internal expression of U.
HUPO = means ignorance because it indicates that darkness
(PO) is an integral part of the U being discussed - and the
darkness is inward - of the mind. PO is the darkness of
year (winter) when all goes beneath the ground to be reborn
in AO (the light or spring). PO is also an expression of the
void or chaos.
L indicates and elemental inattention or a negative effect of
the elements on man - not necessarily bad - for man can
apply his mind to do something about it. L applies to I (the
elemental waters) = LI which indicates that the emotions or
the elements will make the body (u) shiver.
M indicates a gathering within, conservation, or a containing
of the essence of the vowels it became attached to. The
word MALAMA means to preserve, to keep and to care for
and the word has a strong spiritual feeling since all the
vowels are the A indicating spiritual light of intelligence.
N indicates the opposite of M. It indicates an outward force or
projection of its energy.
P indicates touching upon - both physical and spiritual. The PA-
LAMA (fence of the LAMA wood) touches upon the space of the area it
encloses. the PA-hu (DRUM) is an instrument created by man to touch and express or create sound (an emotional expression)
W indicates the timeless - the unknown and unknowable except spiritually or through faith. It indicates the esoteric, therefore, and can indicate time/space rather than the material.
This is how I learned it from a woman called Pilahi Paki, a great teacher and spiritual wahine .... she has passed over now but continues to guide many through her words and teachings .... I hope this is helpful to you, there is so much more, but that is not possible to write it all in such a small space .... I am glad that you have learned something of my culture and even something new of yours .... it is always a pleasure to share .... he hawai'i au, pohaikawahine