NOTE: The Hawaiian language is a phonetic language (almost like Spanish). Please keep this in mind when reading/pronouncing the italicized words. It is also important that each vowel in each italicized word be pronounced. Why? Because:
au (ah-oo) = I
ao (ah-oh) = Cloud
The Hawaiian term for "granddaughter" is mo'opuna wahine(mo-'oh-poo-nah va-hee-ne). For grandson, it's mo'opuna kÄne(mo-'oh-poo-nah kaah-ne). The horizontal line above the "a" in kÄne is called a kahakÅ, or macron, and means an elongation of the indicated letter. In kÄne, it would be the letter "a". If you take away the kahakÅ, you get kane(kah-ne), which is Tinea (a fungus skin disease).
granddaughter = mo'opuna wahine (mo-'oh-poo-nah va-hee-ne).
Mo'opuna wahine aloha [mo-oh-poo-na va-hee-nay aloha]
The word "granddaughter" is one word. Otherwise, it is praising a daughter.
There are 3 Syllables in the word 'granddaughter'.
Aloha: mo'opuna [mo oh-poo-nah]
The Russian word for granddaughter is pronounced as "v-nu-ka". The stress is on the first syllable.
The French word for "granddaughter" is "petite-fille".
The word is "bisnieta". Note that "nieta" alone means "granddaughter".
The Yiddish word for granddaughter is "eynkeltochter."
The Yiddish word for granddaughter is "eynshtayn" (איינשטיין).
nieta
i took my granddaughter to go get icecream on friday to spend time with her
This is not a Hawaiian word. The Hawaiian language does not contain the letter "R".