Grammar of the Hawaiian Language
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lia hilna lakou, they havo concealed.
This tense is used mostly __as follows; 1st. at the begin- ning of a sentence or paragraph when the verb is formed from an Adjective ; as, Ua like me kana i i mai ai, it was like to what he said.
Ua nele makou i ka hale ole, we ai-e deslituie, having no house.
Ua nui loa ka poe i haule.
They art liery mariy who have fallen.
Ua ona i ka rama, hele hikaka.
He -was drunk with rum, he went staggering.
2nd. At the beginning of a paragraph, for the imperfect or p...erfect tense ; as, Ua hde mai na kanaka he nui loa.
There carni a great many men.
Ua hina iho net ka hale o makou.
The house of us has just fallen.
Ua ike an i kou aiio, I knew your character.
Ua lohe Wale au i kona make.
I have merely heard oi his death.
3d. It is used in the middle of a sentence ; thus, No ka mea, ua kokua mai oia ia'u, because, he assisted me.
No ko'u aloha, ua hele mai nei au.
Out of compassion, T have come here.
Ike mai la, ua pau ka hale i ke ahi.
He saw, the house was consumed hy fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lia hilna lakou, they havo concealed.
This tense is used mostly __as follows; 1st. at the begin- ning of a sentence or paragraph when the verb is formed from an Adjective ; as, Ua like me kana i i mai ai, it was like to what he said.
Ua nele makou i ka hale ole, we ai-e deslituie, having no house.
Ua nui loa ka poe i haule.
They art liery mariy who have fallen.
Ua ona i ka rama, hele hikaka.
He -was drunk with rum, he went staggering.
2nd. At the beginning of a paragraph, for the imperfect or p...erfect tense ; as, Ua hde mai na kanaka he nui loa.
There carni a great many men.
Ua hina iho net ka hale o makou.
The house of us has just fallen.
Ua ike an i kou aiio, I knew your character.
Ua lohe Wale au i kona make.
I have merely heard oi his death.
3d. It is used in the middle of a sentence ; thus, No ka mea, ua kokua mai oia ia'u, because, he assisted me.
No ko'u aloha, ua hele mai nei au.
Out of compassion, T have come here.
Ike mai la, ua pau ka hale i ke ahi.
He saw, the house was consumed hy fire.
What to read after Grammar of the Hawaiian Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Lorrin, 1795-1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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