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Hawaiian numerals
You made an edit to the "Hawaiian language" page, indicating that the Hawaiian forms kahi, lua, kolu, hā, lima, ono, hiku, walu, iwa, and -hulu are "wrong" in your word(s). You added an initial e- to the root forms, and replaced -hulu with `umi.

Your changes are incorrect. The table shows the ROOT forms that are COGNATE with Tongan, Tagalog, and Proto Austronesian. The Hawaiian roots for "one" through "nine" are in some circumstances used with an `e- prefix. The prefix is NOT part of the root. It has NOTHING at all to do with the meanings of the roots. The root forms are in some circumstances used WITHOUT the `e- prefix. For example, "eleven" is `umikūmāKAHI, not `umikūmā`EKAHI. And "thirty" is kanaKOLU, not kana`EKOLU. The Hawaiian word `umi for "ten" is NOT COGNATE with the ancestral forms reflected by Tagalog and PAN. The note immediately below the table explains the Tongan and Hawaiian cognates for "ten" that are used in the table.

The inital e- that you added to the root forms is wrong in another way. The prefix is NOT a plain, single, letter e. It is a TWO-letter prefix beginning with the glottal stop. Another version of the same prefix is `a-, again beginning with a glottal stop.

Please read carefully, and study the relevant forms in the Hawaiian dictionary BEFORE you jump to the incorrect conclusion that something is "wrong" in your eyes. In the 1986 version of Pukui and Elbert's Hawaiian Dictionary, you'll find kahi for "one" on page 111, and you'll find lua for "two" on page 213. I'll let you look up the rest.

Agent X 02:56, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

stfu. i dont really care. because it doesent even say hawaiian ROOT WORDS. and hawaiian for 10 is UMI. you just put somthin else because you want it to seem to relate to the other languages.

you dont need to be a "Female Dog" about it. :] Coojah 03:18, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ RIGHT BACK AT YOU, COOJAH! :] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

There are THREE different forms that carry the meaning of "ten" in Hawaiian. It's NOT just `umi. `Umi is only one of the three forms. Another form is -hulu, as used in the Hawaiian word ana-hulu which means a measure of "ten days" (Pukui & Elbert 1986:23-24). Another form is kana- which means "ten times" (Pukui & Elbert 1986:126). For example, kana- is used with kolu "three" in the word kana-kolu which means "ten times three", in other words "thirty" (Pukui & Elbert 1986:127). It's used the same way for 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90.

You should pay attention to the fact that 30 is NOT "`umi-kolu", and 40 is NOT "`umi-hā", etc. Likewise, "ten days" is NOT "ana-`umi", and it's NOT "ana-kana". It's only ana-hulu, because only -hulu is the correct form for "ten" in that word.

The form `umi- is used for 11-19, as in `umi-kūmā-kahi "eleven" (Pukui & Elbert 1986:371), `umi-kūmā-lua "twelve", etc. These numbers are NOT "kana-kūmā-kahi" or "kana-kūmā-lua", nor "hulu-kūmā-kahi" or "hulu-kūmā-lua".

Each of the THREE different forms for "ten" in Hawaiian (hulu, `umi, kana) is used correctly ONLY in its own proper place. The only one of these forms that is cognate with Proto Austronesian, and Tagalog , is the Hawaiian form -hulu, NOT `umi, and NOT kana.

So when you are wrong you resort to profanity and insults, in hypocrisy to your claim of being a Catholic. And you say you are Hawaiian, Filipino, and Chinese, but you act like you hate Filipino people and Chinese people because you don't want Hawaiian to be related to them. So you must hate your religion. And you must hate your parents. And you must hate yourself.

Agent X 00:00, 2 August 2006 (UTC)

Thier you go again being a FEMALE DOG. You dont know me. I love ALL my cultures more then you will ever know. &yea im catholic so what? You dont even know the definition of being catholic is. i use profanity and..so..? Alot of people do. and alot of them are christian/catholic. I belive in GOD and JESUS with all my heart. and where in the artice is CHINESE? i dont see it... How does making the hawaiian language not relate to other laguages make me not like hawaiian/chinese people?? Its like me saying "english and spanish isnt related" and you claming that i hate spanish people. you know what your just ignorant. and how dare you say that i hate my parents!! and myself. i dont hate myself, i just hate you. :) You know what i dont even have the time to deal with you. I dont care if u respond back. Because even if you do im not gonna respond back. im just gonna be the better person and leave it like this. uh-huh.

kbye :]]]] Coojah Coojah 05:07, 2 August 2006 (UTC)

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heh, i made that article. its a bunch of B.S. & now i want to delete it. Coojah 05:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

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