Allada, Kana (formerly the country residence and burial-place of the kings of Dahomey) and Dogba.
Ua olelo ia i kinahi ua hana ia kanaka me ka hemahema no ka nele i ka hou puka ole ia ka okole, a na Mawi i hoopau i keia pilikia mamuli o kana hana akamai.
The reason assigned was that if one indulged in it his work as a practitioner would amount to nothing; in the language of the kumu, aohe e leo ana kana mau hana, his work will be a failure.
A no keia olelo a kana kane, aua aku ka wahine, a i ole, e pii pu no laua, a no ka pakela loa o Halaaniani i ke akamai i ka hoopuka i na olelo pahee, ua puni kanawahine maikai ia ia.
Niheu, left behind in the boat, sees his brother's feet growing fat, and finally cuts off one to remind Kana of the business in hand.
Aka, aole i loaa ka hoike ana ma ona la, nolaila, aole ka Makaula i waiho i kana mau mohai imua o Laieikawai, hoi aku la ka Makaula a noho mauka o Waika.
A pau ka hooponopono ana no keia mau mea a pono ka noho ana, kaili puia aku la o Laieikawai e kana kane ma ke anuenue iloko o na ao kaalelewa a noho nia kahi mau o kana kane.
Ia manawa, hooholo ae la ka Makaula i kona manao e holo i Oahu, i maopopo ai ia ia kana mea e ike nei.
I ua Makaula nei mekana mau kaikamahine mauka o Honopuwaiakua, a he mau la ko lakou malaila.
Ma kona ano Makaula, ua hiki ia ia ke hele aku e kukala ma Kauai a puni, me ka hai aku i kana mea i ike a no na mea e hiki mai ana mahope.
Iloko oia manawa, haule aku la ke Alii i ka hiamoe nui, o ke oki no ia, no ka mea, ua poina loa ka hiamoe o ke Alii, ua ike ole ke Alii i kanamea e manao ai.
Bi Kat his gat drevon hja in hjara kanamith yse vppa tha Denemarka fast and ther vp send hja sitten bilewen.
Hju is net krek lik jow bjarkruk ther, hira hals is eng, tha in hira balg kannath wel thvsanda grate kana lidsa, men wi navath nena burch ner burchwepne, vmbe tha rawskepa ther ut to haldane.
Three of the sutras, also, have been translated into Japanese and expressed in the kana script.
The kata-kana is the square or print form, the hira-kana is the round or "grass" character for writing.
If she had not said I Kana Kim he might have struck her with a caldron.
Instead of being taken to Lahore, as she expected, we carried her off to Kana Kutch, on the Ferozepoor road, where a party of Wheeler's Irregulars had been sent to receive her.
Since the Japanese kana script is entirely phonetic and allows for no distinction in spelling between homonyms, words which sound alike but have different meanings, it is possible to carry two or more ideas through a poem.
Robinson places it at Kana el Jelil, 9 miles north of Nazareth.
Nah, ther's Kana thear; he isn't baat a two or three paand.
Why, what's Kana iver done 'at he should have a statty?
Kana wor wonderin all th' time what he'd have to say, soa he called Jonas o' one side an' axed him.
But in the thirteenth, the aim of Yasutoki and his fellow legislators was to render the laws intelligible to all, and with that object they were indited mostly in the kana syllabary.
Kana looking on, said, tauntingly, "Your foeman will not be overcome by you.
Upon this, Kana pointed out to Niheu a bush, and said, "Can you pull up that bush?
The sensation crept along up to his body, which lay in Kona, and Kanasaid to his grandmother, Uli, "I seem to feel a numbness creeping over me.
And Kanasaid to the old man, "Now, dry yourself by the fire, and when you are warm, tell your story.
Then Kana stretched forth his hands, scratching among the forests, and soon had a canoe in one hand; a little more and another canoe appeared in the other hand.
But Kana ordered Niheu to bestir himself and light a fire, for the tears of Kana were as the big dropping rains of winter, soaking the plain.
Of all the observances, customs, and ceremonies of Nicobarese life, that of Kana Awn, where the bones of the dead are exhumed, is perhaps the most important.
It was preceded by the usual festival of Kana Awn.
The ceremony of Gnunota is held on behalf of those drowned during this annual voyage to Chaura, and is practised, instead of burial and the ceremony of Kana Awn, on occasions when the bodies are not available.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kana" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.