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APPENDIX 
Declension of Hawaiian Pronouns exemplified. 
First Person Singular . 
Owau ke kumu 
I aku la wau 
E hele au 
Na'u e hanu 
Na’u ia e hana 
Aore o’u ike 
rNa'u ka ia 
j No’u ka rore 
j No’u oukcm i ike ai 
S Kau palapala 
Ko’u hale 
! Ka pene au 
^Ka kamaa o’u 
Nana z mu i hana 
Mai pepelii mai ia’u 
I mia ia'u 
Roaa iu a 
Aoia e au 
Noho me au 
I (ana) the teacher 
I said 
I (will) go 
I (will) work 
I will do it, or make it. 
1 (do) not know 
Mine the fish 
Mine the cloth 
Of me ye know 
My paper 
My house 
The pen of me 
The shoes of me 
He me made or did make 
(Do) not kill me 
Speak to me 
Obtained by me 
Instructed by me 
D well with me 
Nom. 
O oe-v 
Oe 1 
Nau V 
Ou f 
Kau J 
Poss. 
Nau *N 
Non 
Nou l 
Kau > 
Kou 
Au J 
Ou J 
Second Person Singular. 
F 0 oe ke kahuna You (are) the preachei 
Thou I E pule oe Pray thou 
J Nau no makou i hana Thou alone us (didst) make 
j Aohe ou rohe ? (Did) not you hear ? 
^.He aha kau noho wale nei ? Why (do) you remain idle ? 
You 
Thine 
Thy or 
of thee 
fNau ka ai 
Nou ka kanaka 
J Nou rakou i hele ai 
V Kau keiki 
} Kou wahi 
} Ka orero au 
Ke aroha ou 
Thine the food 
Thine the man 
Of thee they went 
Thy son 
Thy place 
The speech of you 
The love of you 
A peculiar break in the first person singular possessive, 
(which makes the pronouns resemble two syllables, while 
in the second person they are sounded as one long syllable,) 
is the only distinction between them. 
Obj. 
Oe 
la oe 
la oe 
la oe 
E oe 
Me oe 
Nom. 
Oia, or 
Oiala 
Ia 
Kela 
Nana 
Naia 
N a kela 
Thee 
You 
To you 
By you 
By you 
With 
r Nana oe i hoora 
E hoouna wau ia oe 
1 Orero aku ia oe 
j Roaa ia oe 
I Palapalaia e oe 
you V.Hele pu me c 
He thee saved 
I send you 
Spe ak to you 
Obtained by you 
Written by you 
Go with you 
Third Person Singular. 
1 
fOia ka Haku 
Be (is) the ] 
prietor 
He J 
' E era ia 
Live (will) it 
SheS 
I aroha kela 
Loved he 
or 
1 Nana i orero 
fie spake 
It 
Naia i hai mai 
k. Na kela i makana 
lie declared 
Be gave 
