#62: Have you heard the bird that is singing in the morning?
e... ana as a subclause
Sentences with a subclause — e... ana
E … ana can appear in a subclause to describe an action connected to a noun. The clause adds extra information, similar to “who is…” or “that is…” in English. For example, te wahine e waiata ana means “the woman who is singing,” adding detail about the person or thing being described.