"The wind is cold in the winter."

Translation: Anuanu ka makani i ke kau hoʻoilo.

[Mr.Kainoa]

Hu‘ihu‘i cannot??

[Jules730827]

Why isn't hu'ihu'i accepted here? What's the difference?

[KarinLynn1]

Since "anuanu ka makani ma ke kau ho'oilo" was accepted (per mojavemama below) and I put "hu'ihu'i ka makani ma ke kau ho'oilo" and we can't figure out why hu'ihu'i is incorrect, I marked it as "my answer should be accepted." So we'll see what happens (unless someone can explain why it's wrong!)

[MojaveMama]

Hopefully the course creators will get back to us on this...and other questions we have. Especially since wehewehe.org lists huʻihuʻi as
Cold front, as of weather.

[Mak511906]

And why not? What's the difference? Has the distinction between hoʻoilo and anuanu been illustrated previously? Where? Did I miss it? Because it wasn't offered as an alternative translation - just that hoʻoilo is incorrect for "cold" here.

[marijkstee]

Ho'oilo means winter

[MojaveMama]

Anuanu ka makani ma ke kau hoʻoilo.

is accepted.