"kāna moʻopuna"

Translation: her grandchild

[CATipton]

What's the difference between "kāna" and "kona"?

[Jessi784299]

In another thread, someone posted a link to a helpful Ka Leo ʻŌiwi video about the two categories of possessives, Kino ʻŌ and Kino ʻĀ:

• https://youtu.be/fpWk5Yl8H84

The part about Kino ʻŌ and Kino ʻĀ starts at about 5:40 into the video and goes 'til 11:40 :)

[scarvbarv]

This video really just muddies the waters. The "rules" are briefly described, then they display a bunch of items (primarily clothes and thus the same) and explain how each of them might use a different Kino for some finicky reason... but some do, some don't. No consistency. No demonstration of why.

Then they list a couple of exceptions.

That video didnt help me at all.