-na

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1. Common nominalizing suffix, sometimes with shortening of a long vowel in the base.

References:
- See haʻi, haʻina; hāpai, hapaina; kālai, kalaina, ʻohi, ʻohina; piʻi, piʻina and others and Gram. 6.6.2.
- PPN -nga.

2. Rare pas/imp.; suffix.

References:
- See ʻaina, haʻina, kiʻina, and Gram. 6.6.3.
- PPN -na.

3. His, her (in poss. kāna, kona).

References:
- Gram. 8.2.
- PPN -na.

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