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I ka MH 1843, nānā 'ia ke Aupuni Mō'ī Hawai'i he aupuni kū'oko'a, a laila, i ka 1854, kuahaua ka Mō'ī Kauikeaouli he kū' ole ke Aupuni Mō'ī ma kekahi 'ao'ao i ka wā hihia ma waena o nā aupuni like' ole e like loa nō me Kuikilani ma 'Eulopa.
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I ka MH 1843, nānā 'ia ke Aupuni Mō'ī Hawai'i he aupuni kū'oko'a, a laila, i ka 1854, kuahaua ka Mō'ī Kauikeaouli he kū' ole ke Aupuni Mō'ī ma kekahi 'ao'ao i ka wā hihia ma waena o nā aupuni like' ole e like loa nō me Kuikilani ma 'Eulopa.
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Inā e nānā 'ia ke' ano o nā kānaka nāna e lawelawe i kēia mau 'ano kalaima,' oko'a ka lāhui o kahi a me kahi.
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Hō'ike pū 'ia kēia kūlana kā'oko'a ma nā ku'ikahi me Kelemānia,' kālia, Sepānia, a me Suedena me Nolewai.
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Maopopo loa nō ho'i i nā luna aupuni o 'Amelika he aupuni kā'oko'a ke Aupuni Mō'ī a he' a'e kā lākou hana i nā 'ōlelo ho'oholo o Hague.
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Hō'ike pū 'ia kēia kūlana kā'oko'a ma nā ku'ikahi me Kelemānia,' kālia, Sepānia, a me Suedena me Nolewai.
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He aupuni kū'oko'a ke Aupuni Mō'ī Hawai'i a he hoa o ka 'ohana aupuni o ka honua a like pū kona kūlana me nā aupuni' ē a'e ma ke kānāwai.
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Inā e nānā 'ia ke' ano o nā kānaka nāna e lawelawe i kēia mau 'ano kalaima,' oko'a ka lāhui o kahi a me kahi.
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Maopopo loa nō ho'i i nā luna aupuni o 'Amelika he aupuni kā'oko'a ke Aupuni Mō'ī a he' a'e kā lākou hana i nā 'ōlelo ho'oholo o Hague.
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Pāpā 'ia nā mana lima ikaika e: a) Kūkulu ma luna o ka' āina o ka mana kā'oko'a kekahi ke'ena kelekalapa a mea hou a'e paha no ke kamakama'ilio me nā mana lima ikaika ma ka
rolig commented on the word oko
sg.: neut. okó gen.: o�?ésa, … z o�?ésom;
pl.: fem. o�?i, o�?í, … z o�?mí
This word, meaning "eye", is neuter in the singular and feminine in the plural!
February 9, 2009
bilby commented on the word oko
Compare Italian occhio (masculine singular) and occhi (masculine plural).
February 9, 2009
qroqqa commented on the word oko
In case of misapprehension, the Italian and Slovene aren't particularly closely related, but are simply the reflexes of common Indo-European *okw-, which is preserved in almost every daughter: Slavonic *óko; Latin oculus; Greek dual ósse < *ókwje and other derivatives such as ophthalmós; Germanic augan (> OE ēage > MnE eye); Tocharian A ak; Armenian akn; Lithuanian akìs; Sanskrit a�?kṣi.
February 9, 2009