"Kamehameha has one hundred men."

Translation: He hoʻokahi haneli kānaka o Kamehameha.

[YishanWong]

"He ho'okahi haneli kane o Kamehameha" should be correct too?

[BethKing-M]

What about this sentence makes it [o] class?

[rabelon]

Ho'okahi haneli po'e o Kamehameha should also be correct since "persons" is an odd choice and He is usually not used with numbers greater than 99. No big deal, though.

[KarinLynn1]

two questions, if you (or someone) know... (1) if not "he" over 99, just start w the # (naked)? And (2), is there a way to state this sentence the other way around ('O Kamehameha ho'okahi haneli kanaka")? I know it's not an "equivalence" sentence, but seems like it should be able to be stated the other way. Maybe with a possessive?? (kona?)