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THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
LOS ANGELES
A
DIGTIONAEY
OF THE
NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE
BY THE RIGHT REVEREND
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, D.C.L.
BISHOP OF WAIAPU, NEW ZEALAND.
FOURTH EDITION
WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS, AN INTRODUCTION, AND A NEW ENGLISH -MAORI VOCABULARY.
BY THE VENERABLE
W. L. WILLIAMS, B.A.
ARCHDEACON OF WAIAPU.
UPTON AND CO.,
AUCKLAND.
WILLIAMS AND NORGATE,
14, HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, and 20, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, EDINBURGH.
1892.
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PL PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION.
The principal feature in this edition of the Maori Dictionary, which calls for special notice, is tlie arrangement of the words. There are certain changes in form which are applicable to a very large proportion of the words in the language, and especially to adjectives and verbs. These changes are effected by the reduplication of one or more syllables, by prefixing the causative 'whaka,' and by the addition of a termination whicb forms a derivative noun. It has been thought better therefore, in this edition, not to place all words so changed in alphabetical order, as so many independent words ; but to group them all under the simple forms, and to give, in an Intro- duction, an explanation of their usual efiect in modifying the meaning of a word. If, therefore, a word having one or two syllables repeated, or a word beginning with ^ whaka,' or a word witli the termination of a derivative noun, cannot be found in its place, according to the alphabetical order of the letters, it may be looked for under the simpler form of the word. Thus, papae, paepae, tvhakapae, paenga and whakapaenga may all be looked for under pae, and whakamaharahara and whakamaharatanga may be looked for under the simple form, wia/iara. If, in any such case, the particular development of the word is not to be found under the simple form, the meaning may be ascertained by a reference to the Introduction. A little experience will soon shew the advantage of having these various forms of each word thus grouped together.
The accents have been omitted, and the quantity of the vowels, as being of much more importance, has been indicated by the usual long and short marks. Rules for accentuation are appended to the Intro- duction.
The first, or Maori and English portion of the work has been submitted to very careful revision, and the additions amount to upwards of 1200 genuine Maori words, without reckoning the reduplicated forms, the causatives with 'whaka,' or the derivative nouns. The large number of corrections and additions, and the alteration in the general plan of the work have involved the necessity of re-writing the whole,
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It would be a great achievement, if it were possible, to obtain a collection of all known Maori words, with well authenticated examples of genuine Maori usage. This book makes no pretension to any such completeness. The difficulty of the task of collecting words can be fully appreciated by those only who have made trial of it. To make a collection at all approaching to completeness would require the co-operation of a number of individuals, each working in a diflferent district, for there are many woi'ds, which, though well known in one district, may be absolutely unknown in another. Nor is it so easy to procure good illustrative examples as it may be imagined to be. A large number of examples have been taken from the "Mythology and Traditions of the New Zealanders," edited by Sir G. Grey, and published in London in the year 1854. The numbers appended to many of the examples now given refer to the pages of that work from which they have been taken. The other examples have for the most part either been copied from Maori lettei-s or other writings, or they have been taken down on the spot from the lips of Maori speakers.
TuRANGA, December, 1869.
EXTMCT FROM TIIF PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
It has indeed been proposed by some, that the New Zealand language should be discouraged as much as possible, and that the Natives should at once be instructed in English. It must be allowed that, if such a plan were practicable, the advantages arising from it would be great ; and civilization cannot advance so favorably without it. Let this difficulty be once overcome, and the immense fund of information to be gathered from books in our own language is thrown open to this interesting people. But a knowledge of facts tells us the acquisition of English by the New Zealanders will only be partial, even in those districts in which our principal settlements are made, while the larger portion of the Natives will hold but little intercourse with our countrymen, who will have no inducement to settle in those districts which the Natives generally prefer. That it will be difficult to pex'suade the Natives, as a people, to adopt our language to the disuse of their own, may be inferred from the fact, that the Irish and Welsh, even though living in the heart of English towns, continue to use their favourite tongue, and that, too, after our connection as one people has continued for many centuries. While, therefore, every encouragement should be given to the Natives to learn English, it will not be the less necessary for those, whose position brings tliem into frequent communication with this people, to learn their language ; and, it is interesting to know that many are ready to make use of every help which may be affiarded them. As these attempts are persevered in, it is likely that a great accession of valuable materials will ere long be made from various sources. If, in the meantime, the present Compilation shall be the means of assisting those who are disposed to prosecute the study — though it be only as a ground-work for something more extensively useful hereafter, it will have served the purpose for which it was undertaken,
TUHANGA, 1S44-
ADVERTISEMENT.
In tlie first part of this Dictionary, the English words which are printed in italics are to be regarded as the ')neanings, or English equivalents of the Maori words, or sentences to which they are appended. Mere descriptions of words, which may or may not have English equivalents, are printed in Roman type.
Those words which are printed in Roman capitals ai'e words of foreign origin, generally transliterated forms of English words. In the second part, such words are printed in italic capitals.
INTRODtlGTION.
Tliere does not appear to be any real necessity for encunihering the pages of a dictionary by treating as so many distinct words what are, in fact, only different regular uses of the same word, In an English dictionary, for example, no one would expect to find the plural form of every noun treated as a distinct word. But we may go further even than the usual practice in English dictionaries, and say that there is no necessity for setting down all the regularly formed participles, and the nouns ending in -er, as distinct words : for no one, who is acquainted with the habits of ordinary English verbs, would fail to see at a glance the meaning of such words as "doer," "doing," &c., as soon as he had ascertained the meaning of the verb from which they are regularly derived. Nor again, when one hears or uses the expression, " a stone hoiise," is it necessary to consider the word " stone " as an adjective, distinct from the noun " stone," because it happens, in this particular instance, to be used as an adjective, any more than we should say that there is also an adverb, "stone," to explain such an expression as " stone dead." But when the attempt is not made to present each word under every variety of form, and in every possible position in which it may be found in the language, it becomes the more important that the various modifications of form to which any word is liable should be pointed out, and that the effect which such modifi- cations usually have upon the meaning of the word should be explained. This is the intention of the present introduction.
§ i. Reduplication.
Adjectives and verbs are modified in meaning by the reduplication of one or both of the syllables of the root.*
* Most simple Maori words seem to be formed from a di-syllabic root ; some consisting of the root only, and others of the root and a prefixed syllable. Of the prefixed syllables, ma often constitutes the word an adjective. Long vowels and diphthongs are equivalent in this respect to two syllables, a consonant having certainly in some cases, if not in all, been dropped : thus 'ke,' different, is, in the Tonga dialect, 'kehe,' and 'tai,' sea, is 'tahi.' By way of illustration we may note that, in ' tatahi ' and ' tahatai,' we have two forms of the same word, which, without contraction, would have been 'tahatahi.'
In the case of adjectives, the effect of doubling both syllables of the root is to diminish the intensity of the meaning, thus : Mate, sick ; matemate, sickly. Wera, hot ; werawera, rather hot ; warm. If one syllable only of the root is doubled, the effect may be either (1) to diminish the intensity of the meaning, as in the following : Pango, black; papango, somewhat black, dark. Where, red; whewhero, reddish. Maro, stiff ; maroro, somewhat stiff; or, (2) to denote the plural number, thus : He rakau pai, a good tree ; He rakau papai, good trees. It is to be observed, however, in the latter case, that the simple form is used both for singular and plural ; the reduplicated form for plural only.
In the case of verbs, the effect of the two kinds of reduplication is somewhat different. The reduplication of the first syllable of the root denotes either (1) a prolongation or continuance of the action with increased intensity, or (2) a mut\xal action ; while the doubling of both syllables of the root gives the verb a frequentative force, denoting that the action is frequently repeated, the intensity being diminished. Thus, kimo denotes the ordinary involuntary winking of the eyes ; kikimo denotes that the eyes are closed and kept fast closed ; kimokimo again, denotes a frequent winking. The following examples may serve as illustrations : Kei te whaia tonutia te Hauhau e te Kawana- tanga : kaore ano i tae noa mai he korero o te pipiritanga. — The Hauhaus are still 2)ursued by the colonial forces : no tidings have yet reached us of their having joined battle. Hopuhopu kau ana : ka mate nga atua o Puarata. — He caught PuaratcCs atua one after another, and thus they were destroyed.
In words of three syllables, the doubling of both syllables of the root causes a euphonious lengthening of the first syllable. Mania, slippery ^ becomes maniania ; and tinei, extinguish, becomes tineinei.
§ ii. WHaka.
Nouns, adjectives and verbs may all have a prefix, whaka, (sometimes contracted to wha) the effect of which is to make a casual verb. WHakatangata signifies make into a tnan, or treat as a m,an ; whakapai, make good, or pronounce good ; whakanoho, cause to sit ; whakamohio, cause to know. Nouns and some adjectives, having whaka thus prefixed, are often used intransitively, when they have a reflex signification, it being assumed that, where no object is expressed, the agent is himself the object of his own action. Thus whakatika, straighten, is commonly i^sed, without an object expressed, to signify
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straighten oneself, or stand tip ; whakatamariki, OjCt the part of a child ; whakatane, j^lf^y ^^*^ vmn*
§ iii. Passive Terminations. The usual passive terminations of verbs are -a, -ia, -Ida, -Ma, -mia, -ngia, -ria, -tia, -whia, -na, -ina, -rina, -whina. Thus — Poro becomes poroa ;
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It is questionable whether any rule can be laid down for applying one termination rather than another to any given verb. Usage varies in different parts of the country so much that it appears to be mere matter of custom, some regard being paid to euphony.
Intransitive, as well as transitive, verbs have a passive voice, requiring the addition of a preposition, in English, to make the sense complete. Thus, haere, go; haerea, be travelled over; noho, sit: nohoia, be sat uj)on ; Ko te wahi tenei e tapepea nei, this is the place on which one has slipped ; Kotahi te wahi i tapekatia, there was one place to which they turned aside.
Some adverbs, and all adjectives when used adverbially, take one or other of the above terminations whenever the verbs with which they are connected are passive. Example : Tokowha o ona hoa i kainga katoatia e ia there were four of his comjmnions who were devoured entirely by him.
Nouns, adjectives and participles will also be met with occasion* ally, carrying the termination of a passive verb. This form expresses a change into that which the simple word signifies. Thus, Koroua signifies old man ; Kua korouatia koe, you have grown into an old man ; Ka tapatia te hiako, the skin has become chapped ; Aua e taparurutia te haere, let not our rate of travelling become slow.
* This reflex use is met with in other words besides those compounded with whaka. Neke, v.t. vwve, if no object is expressed, is always understood to mean, move oneself.
Sometimes a phrase may be treated like a verb when it is impossible to consider it as a permanent compound word. For instance, the expression, ma te matapihi, through the window, might be welded together into one word, and a passive termination added, thus, Ma-te-matapihi-tia mai, Let it be j)assed through the window.
§ iv. Nouns of Circumstance. These are derived from adjectives, participles or verbs by the simple addition of one of the following terminations, -nga, -anga, -hanga, -manga, -ranga, -tanga, -inga ; the choice of the termination for any given word being, as in the case of the passives, somewhat arbitrary, and dependent upon usage which is not always uniform. Thus — Mahi makes mahinga ;
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In some few cases the final vowel is altered, for arahi makes arahanga, and nunumi makes numanga. These nouns denote the circumstance, time or place of the action or condition, and those which are derived from verbs, may be either active or passive, accox-ding to the context. Thus, patu signifies strike, and patunga, the circumstance, time or place of striking or of being struck. Tana patunga i a au, the circum- stance of his striking me. Tona patunga e au, the circumstance of his
being struck by me.
§ V. Numeral Prefixes.
These are (1) e, prefixed to all but tahi ; (2) ko, prefixed to tahi only ; (3) toko, used in speaking of persons when the number is not higher than nine; (4) hoko, which expresses multiples of ten, but sometimes also is merely equivalent to toko ; and (5) taki, which is distributive, as takiwhitu, by sevens. All of these except ko are used with the interrogative numeral hia, and in speaking of persons, taki is used along with toko, as takitokowha, by four persons at a time.
Taki is also used sometimes with adjectives or participles to denote that the word applies to each and all of the things spoken of. Ka takimanu anake nga waka, the canoes are one and all afloat.
§ vi. -TANGA.
Passive verbs sometimes have a suffix, -tanga, wliich, if the verb is qualified by an adverb, is attached to the adverb in place of the
passive termination. The force of this sufTix it is not very easy to determine. Sometimes, at all events, it seems to have the same effect as 'ana' would have in the same position. Hike tonu ia ki nga ngarehu, apuatanga. — He immediately snatched uj) the burning coals and crammed them into his motith. Apitiria tonutanga atu ko te pa, ka horo. — The pa was then attacked in addition, arid fell.
§ vii. NGe. The syllable nge is sometimes pi-efixed to personal or possessive pronouns, as nge-au, nge-ona ; and sometimes it appears as a suffix to the adverbs pea and koa, thus, peange, koange ; but in none of these cases does it apparently affect the meaning of the word to which it is attached. Whatever meaning it may have originally had, it is now only an euphonious suffix.
§ viii. Different modes op Spelling. A Maori, in writing a long vowel, will frequently double it to shew that it is long, especially when it may be important to keep it distinct from another word which is similarly spelt, but differently pronounced, and thus we may have the same word spelt two different ways. Kainga, dwellingplace, is thus often written kaainga, to distinguish it from kainga, act of eating. The words tangata, wahine, matua, tupuna, and a few others, may, in the same way, have the vowel in the antepenultimate syllable doubled, to shew that that syllable is to be pronounced long, to denote the plural number,
§ ix. Disguised Words. Well-known words may sometimes be met with in such a disguise that it is difficult at first sight, to recognize them at all. The disguise may be effected (1) by the transposition of single letters or syllables; or (2) by the substitution, for one letter, of another which has, or may be assumed to have, some affinity with it; or (3) by the substitution, in a compound word, for one of its elements, of another word having the same signification. Changes of the first class may perhaps be set down merely as peculiarities of dialect, though some of them have possibly had an arbitrary origin. Those of the third class, and probably those of the second, have originated in a desire to avoid the possibility of one's getting into trouble through the accidental resemblance of the name of some great chief to a word in common use. The mere fact of his name, or a word similar to it, being used in a manner which he considered disrespectful to himself, used to be con- sidered quite sufficient justification for a chief in picking a quarrel with
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his neighbours, when the quarrel was determined on, and nothing but a plausible pretext was wanting. The following may serve as an illustration of this. Some years ago, the child of a chief of the NGatiporou tribe received the name of Te Wairama. In consequence of this the word honu came into common use for water, and the usual word, wai, was avoided for fear of giving offence.
Cases of transposition are not uncommon, and sometimes both forms of a transposed word may be found in use together in the same district. Thus rango, fly, is transposed into ngaro ; and ngawhariki into whanariki.*
Interchangeable letters are (1) a and e; (2) a and o ; (3) i and u ; (4) m, n and ng; (5) k and ng ; (6) k and 2^; (7) wh and h. Examples :
1. Teina, tana.
2. Taimaha, toimaha.
3. Taimaha, taumaha. Tupuna, tipuna.
4. Momi, ngongi. Memenge, memene.
5. Karengo, kareko. Kainga, kaika.
6. Karengo, parengo.
7. Mawhiti, mahiti.
Here should also be mentioned certain local peculiarities in pronunciation which often cause changes in orthography. (1) Some of the natives in the Bay of Plenty habitually substitute n for ng. (2) Some of the tribes on the west coast of the North Island, from Taranaki southwards, have a difficulty with h and wh. For h they substitute what, in the case of Samoan and some other dialects, is called a ' break,' and is represented by an invei-ted comma ; and for wh they use the simple w; Whanganui, for example, being pronounced by them as if written Wanganui. (3) The Ngaitahu in the South Island substitute k for ng, pronouncing kainga as if written kaika, and tangata as if written takata.
§ x. The same word in different aspects. The same word may, at different times assume the functions of several different parts of speech. Thus Nouns are frequently used as
* The word, engari, is probably only a transposed form of erangi. Sottie good authorities consider the two words to be distinct, both in etymology and signification, but after much close observation of the use of the two words by Natives, both in writing and speaking, I have been driven to the conclusion that they are identical, at least in meaning.
adjectives to denote the material of which a tiling is made, the purpose to which it is applied, &c. He whare raupo, a house [built o/"] raupo ; He roto tuna, a lake \in ^v]iic1{\ eels [abound]. Adjectives and parti- ciples are used as nouns to express the quality, apart from the individual person or thing in wliich that quality may reside. Haere koe, e hoki ki uta, hei korero i toku toa, Go, return to the shore, and tell of my bravery. Adjectives and participles are also commonly used as adverbs. I mauria maoatia mai te kai, The food was brought in a cooked state.
Verbs again frequently become nouns ; the infinitive mood of the verb being, in fact, nothing more than the verb treated as a noun. Or again, they do the work of adjectives and adverbs. He matua whangai, a foster father.
Nouns also will sometimes assume the functions of verbs, as in the case already mentioned, § iii, as well as in others. Nona ka kaumatua nei, ka timata tona mate, /' was when he arrived at man^s estate that his sickness began.
ACCENTUATION.
It may be set down as a general rule, to which there are some exceptions, that Maori words are always accented on the first syllable ; but compound words, or words which have the disyllabic root doubled, have a secondary accent on the second portion of the word.
WHaka, beginning a word is always un-accented.
The articles, he te, nga, all the prepositions, the verbal particles, and the particles a and ko are un-accented ; but when the particle a precedes any of the singular personal pronouns, au, koe, ia, or the indefinite pronoun mea, these words throw back their accent upon the a, which thus becomes accented.
SCHEME OF A MAOKI VERB.
AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE FORMS.
Karanga, call.
i. Indicative.
1 . Inceptive ; past or future.
Ka karanga ia : He called, or began to call ; He will call, or ivill
begin to call. Ka kore ia e karanga : He began, or will begin not to call.
2. Imperfect ; past, present, or future.
E karanga ana ia : He was, is, or will be calling. Kahore ia e karanga ana : He was not, is not, or will not be calling.
3. Perfect ; past, present or future.
Kua karanga ia : He had, has, or will have called. Kahore ia kia kai'anga : He had not, has not, or will not have called.
4. Indefinite ; past.
I karanga ia : He called.
Kihai ia i karanga : He did not call.
5. Indefinite ; future.
E karanga ia, or Tera ia e karanga : He will call.
E kore ia e karanga, or Tera ia e kore e karanga : He will not call.
6. Narrative form.
Karanga ana ia : He called.
ii. Imperative. Karanga ! Call / Kaua e karanga ! Do not call !
iii. Optative.
1. With Kia; that.
Kia karanga ia : That he should call.
Kia kaua ia e karanga : That he should not call.
2. With Kei ; lest.
Kei karanga ia : Lest he should call.
Kei kore ia e karanga : Lest he should not call.
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iv. Subjunctive.
1. Imperfect.
Me o kavanga ana ia ; If he were calling.
Me kahore ia e karauga ana ; If he were tiot calling.
2. Perfect.
Me i karanga ia ; If he had called.
Me i kahore ia i karanga; If he had iiot called.
3. Future (contingent).
Ki te karanga ia ; If he should call.
Ki te kore ia e karanga, If he should not call.
V. Infinitive. Karanga preceded by an article or definitive pronoun, thus : He karanga ; te karanga ; tana karanga, &c.
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
art. n,
a. .. pron. V. . , ad. conj. prep, int. .
Article.
Noun.
Adjective.
Pronoun.
Verb.
Adverb.
Conjunction.
Preposition.
Interjection,
DICTIONARY
NEW-ZEALAND and ENGLISH. — $- —
I. K,i\. coUar-hone. Usually joined with kaki thus : Te a o toku kaki.
II. A, V. t. drive; urge; compel. Ka aia te waka e te ia. — Ka rumaki tonu te pane ki te hoe, i te ainga hoki a te wehi. (144)
III. A, plural of the definitive par- ticle ta.
IV. A, a prefix to proper names and personal pronouns, and occa- sionally to common nouns: 1 to names of persons, proper names of canoes, ifec, and per- sonal pronouns (except ahau), a when standing as subject in a sentence. Kei te ngaki ku- mara a Te Kehu. (85) /3 when following any of the prepositions hei, kei, ki, i. Ka korero atu a Kupe ki a Turi. (no) Kua timata mai ano i mua atu, i a WHakatauihu, i a Tawhaki, i a Tuhuruhuru. (63) y in expla- natory clauses. Kua tupu tana tamaiti, a Rata. (54) 2 to names of places and local nouns, when standing as subject in a sentence. Ka taunahatia e Naki a Motiti. (75) 3 occa- sionally to common nouns in explanatory clauses. Roko- hanga atu e takoto ana te kai nei, a te kukupa. (146)
V. A, conj. 1 as far as. Ka rere mai a te Arawa, a waho i te moana. (71) 2 until. Takoto
nei, a ao noa te ra. (90) 3 and ; and then ; connecting suc- cessive actions or events. Hoe ana mai, a ka u ki Mokau. (123) 4 well then, in rejoinders. A, tena, kei whea au tuaahu? (122)
VI. A, prep. 1 of; belonging to ; used in speaking of actions of any kind, food, children, slaves, &c. ; but not in speaking of the pai'ts of a whole, names, qualities, houses, lands, water for drink- ing, clothes, &c. NGa tama a Rangitihi. — NGa kupu poropo- roaki a Hou. (82) Te umu a Kuiwai. (83) 2 at; at the time of ; of future time. A whea ano ra ka po? (167) 3 after the manner of. He mea mohio a ngakau tangata. (84) Heoi, ka noho a pahi te rau ma whitu nei i reira. (154)
Aata, n. altar.
I. Ae, a. calm. Takoto noa tera te moana, he ae noa iho.
II. Ae, ad. 1 in answer to an affirm- ative question, yes. Ka mea atu te matua ki a ia, " Ae, e pai ana." (25) 2 in answer to a negative question it affirms the negative and must be rendered by 710. " Kahore i homai he kaimau?" "Ae."
ae, V. i. consent. Ae ana mai ona whanaunga kia patua te ra. (25)
whakaae, v. i. say yes ; consent. Ka whakaae to raua whaea. (46)
Aeaea
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Ahu
Aeaea, a. jmnfuKj.
whakaaeaea, 1 v. i. jxmt for breath. Ka kake i te pikitanga, ka whakaaeaea. 2 v. t. utter discuvMectedli/,{i,H though in want of breath. Kaua e whakaaeaeatia to korero, engari honoa tonutia.
Aeha, int. denoting contempt.
Aha, pron. 1 '?<:hat? of things only. He alia te korero? (90) Used in asking a person's second name, as, Hone aha 1 2 0/ ivhnt so7-t, &c. 3 whatever. Te ai he aha hei whakaohoolio mai. There is noth Ing whatever to disturb (117)
aha, V. i. or t. do tdiat ; do lohat to. E aha ana koe i kona ? What ara you doing titer e? I aliatia e I'atou tana tamaiti ? WJiat did they do to his child?
ahatanga, n. doiny whoi. He ahatanga 1 or Ko tena te aha- tanga i What of that ?
Ahakoa, conj. 1 aWunigli. Alia- koa kei te whenua tawhiti e noho ana, ka taea ano i reira. 2 never- theless. 3 repeated, ichMher...or. Ko te taua haere atu i raro nei, kei Muriwhenua ka mate; aha- koa taua, ahakoa tira haere noa, e kore e ora. (175) Sometimes written as two words with he, thus, he aha koa, but this is often only an intensified form of lie aha. He aha koa u ana te waiho ai hei hoa aroha mo tatou ? (12)
Ahaku, pi. of tahaku; my.
Ahau, pron. /, often shortened to au. Te wai i kite ai au. (no) After the prepositions a, o, ma, mo, na, no, ta, to, it is changed to ku, thus: aku, maku, &c. Ahau does not take the prefix a, but au does. See awau and a^wahau.
Ahea, adv. interrogative, of future time, ichen. Ahea koe haere ai ? See Hea.
Ahei, V. i. 1 be able. E kore au e ahei te ki atu. 2 be possible; he tvitliin one's poiver. Kaore e ahei i a ia te haere.
Aheiha, ad. truly. A form of assent.
Ahere, n. snare for birds.
Ahi, n.^';v. Tenei to ahi. (24) ahiahl, n. evening. Kia ahiahi ka hoki mai ki roto ki tona whare.
(46) Ahiki, V. i. )}iake haste. Ahiki mai.
Ahi"wahiwa, v. t. cut, gash.
Aho, n. 1 string; line. Ka maro
a raua aho. (25) 2 woof; cross
threads of a meet. Aho, n. radiant light, as opposed
to diffused light. Comp. mata-
aho, tiaho, &c. Ahoroa, n. moon. Ahotu, n. tJie moon on the seventh
day ; the same as Tamatea-tu-
rua.
I. Ahu, n. lieap.
ahu, V. t. tend ; foster. Na Tupa- rimaewaewa nana i ahu mai, ka kiia he tangata. (17) Ahu- ■whenua, cultivate the soil.
ahuahu, a. large. Ka ahuahu te tupu o to hoilio.
ahuahu, v. t. 1 heap up ; 2 earth up ; cover with a heap of earth, as potatoes, &c. 3 foster ; tend. Ahuahungia mai e Rongotaka- wiu, ka tupu ko WHakatau. (57)
whakaahu, a v. t. heap up; lay in a heap. WHakaahua koe ki te ahi rarauhe. (5) WHakaahutia he aruhe ki runga ahi. (i v. i. 1 sivell up. Ka whakaahu toku pixku. 2 he displeased. WHaka- ahu ana au i te pukapuka a
Ahu
Ai
Henare : ko t;ikii wliakaaliu tenei, te liaere ia ki WHareka- liika kati niai ai. 3 xhew con- tempt. Katalii te taiigata wlia- kaaliu ki aku kai. II. Ahu, \ . i. more, in a certnin di- rection. E ahu mai ana te waka.
I. AhQa, or ahuatanga, n. 1/orm; apjie(ir((nce. Ae, me koe na ano te aliua (62) 2 likene!<s. Ka wliakaaliuatia lioki aliau ki to te manu ahuatanga. (18) 3 rliaracter. He tangata ahua pai.
ahuahua, v. i. resemhle. Ahua- hua ana te kanohi o te tamaiti nei ki tona. pa^Da.
ahuatia, v. pass, be matured ; he ('oin])]eted. Kahore ano kia ahua- tia te haora mo te kai.
"whakaahua, a y .t. form; fashion. f3 V. i. acquire form. E whaka- ahua ana te tamaiti.
whaka-whai-ahua, v. t. impart form to : fashion.
II. Ahua, V. i. he preijnant. E ahua ana te wahine.
III. Ahua, V. i., hasten. E ahua mai koutou.
Ahua, ad. truly ; a form of assent.
Ahuareka, a. 1 pleasant ; agree- able; eiitertaining . 2 j)leased. E kore ahau e ahuareka V\ tena mea.
Ahukahuka, v. i. resemble ; coin- cide nearly. Kihai i ahukahuka mai tau korero i runga i taku.
Ahunui, a. industrious.
Ahurewa, n. sacred place for the performance of mystic ceremo- nies ; the same as tuaahu.
Ahurii, a. warm; comfortcd)le. He
whare ahuru. whakaahuru, v. t. warm; nestle;
cherish. E whakaahuru ana te
manu i ana pi.
I. Ai, :i(l. not generally to ])e tran.s- latecl by any ecjuivalent English word, but used in the following cases : 1 In relative clauses, where the relative in English is governed by a verb or 2)roposi- tiou. Kei kona nga taiignta i kite ai au. Tliere are the men whom I saw. (116) Ka kitea he tikaTiga mana e mate ai tenei taniwha. He discovered a plan by ic/iich this tanitvlia inir/ht be killed, (no) Occasionally with passive verbs when the relative is the subject of the verb. Ka kitea te walii i kiminia mai ai e ratou. 77ie place was found u:hich wa,s sought for by them,. (121) 2 In clauses expressing the reason for which anything is done, or the object in view in doing it. He aha koe i whaka- orangia ai 1 Why were you saved alive? (46) Koia i tapaa ai toku ingoa e te iwi nei, ko Tatau. Tltat is icliy this jieopAe gave me the name of Tatau. (46) I tapaa ai tena matenga ko Maikukutea, no te mea ko nga maikuku kau i kitea. The place of this slaugh- ter was called Maikukutea be- cause there was notJiing found but the finger-nails. (93) He nuka na Kupe kia riro mai ai a Kuramarotini mana. It was an artifice of K^ipe^s in order that he might obtain Kuramarotini for himself. (109) Mo wai to wai, i haere iho ai koe i te po? For whom is your water that you come down to fetch it by night .? (96) Te tangata nana nei ahau i maminga i haere mai ai ahau. The man who deceived me so that I came. 3 In clauses marking the time or place of an action or
B2
Ai
Ake
event. Nonawhea koutou nei i u mai ai ? When was it that you arrived? (122) Kei te wai heru ano ka patu ai, katalii ka mate. It is at the pool where he dresses his hair that you should strike him ; then he will die. (54) 4 With a verb or adjective denot- ing an action or state consequent upon some previous action. Toia ake ki uta takoto ai i te po. It was drawn up on shore at night, to lie there. (76) 5 Denoting present condition or habitual action. Noho noa ai nga tangata o tera motu; kaore e malii kai. The men of that island live at ease; they do not cultivate food.
6 With reference to something previously mentioned, as afore- said; as already stated. I a ia ai i roto i te whare o ona tuakana. When he was, as already stated, in the house of his elder brothers. (17) Po iho ai, ka whiti mai a Hinemoa ki Mokoia. When the night came, as aforesaid, Hine- moa crossed over to Mokoia. (135)
7 In the phrase, Ko wai i hua ai ? or Ko wai i tohu ai 1 Who would have thought ?
II. Ai, V. substantive. Te ai he aha hei wliakaohooho mai. There was nothing to disturb them. (117) E ai ki tana, or E ai tana. It is according to his \saying'\, i.e. He says. Me e ai ana he toki maku. If there were an axe for ine ; for If I had an axe. The following is an irregular use : Me he ai waka, kua whiti atu ahau. //' there were a canoe, I would cross over.
III. Ai, V. t. 1 lie with a female. 2 procreate; beget.
aitanga, n. progeny ; descendants. Te aitanga a Tiki. The descend- ants of l\ki, a tribe. (145)
IV. Ai, int. expressing surprise. Ai ! taukiri e ! (63)
Aianei, ad. now ; to-day ; presently. Waihoki ko tenei, e aku tua- kana, ka taea hoki e au tenei, ka taea hoki e au tera atu aia- nei. (19)
Ainga, n. derived from verb a.
AiKiHA, n. handkerchief.
Aio, a. 1 calm. Kia aio te moana, ka hoe. 2 at peace. He wlienua aio.
aio, n. the moon on the eighth day ; the same as Tamatea-tu-toru.
Aitii, n. sickness.
Aitua, 2b. \ of ill omen ; unlucky. He aitua, ina mahue te whare. 2 unfortunate ; in trouble. Na koutou hoki tatou i aitua ai.
aitua, n. misfortune; trouble.
Aka, n. 1 long and thin roots of trees or plants. 2 metrosideros scandens, a climbing plant. 3 stem of any climbing ^:)?aw</ lience occurring in the names of many climbers, as aka-kiore, Parsonsia rosea ; aka-kongohe ; aka-kuku ; aka-kura, metroside- ros forida; aka-pohue ; aka-ta- whiwhi, 7net'rosideros forida ; aka-tea, metrosideros albifiora ; aka-totara, &c.
akaaka, n. fibrous root.
akaaka, a. having fibrous roots.
Akarewa, n. a variety of taro, purplish in colour.
Akau, n. sea-shore; coast; especi- ally rocky coast. Noho ana i te akau o te moana. (96)
I. Ake, n. dodonea viscosa, a tree;
called also ake-rautangi. Ake-
piro ; olearia furfuracea, a
shrub. akeake, n. 1 dodonea viscosa. 2
olearia Traversii.
Ake
Amai
II. Ake, ad. 1 onwards, in time. Mea ake, or iiiea kau ake, in a very little tvhile; immediately. No reira tana mohiotanga, niea ake ia whakaxnatea hei utu mo taua taniaiti. (io8) Taro ake, in a little while. Ake, ake, ake, for ever. 2 forming a compara- tive, with nouns of position. No mua ake, just before; ki runga ake, higher up. 3 down below; in a low situation ; with refer- ence to a person or thing in a higher one. E koutou e haka ake nei, whakarongo ake koutou katoa (65) 4 from below; up- wards. Te puna e hu ake ra i raro i te whenua. (154) 5 im- plying direction to some place connected with the speaker, but not where he is at the time of speaking. Haere ake koe ki toku whare. 6 intensifying personal or possessive pronouns, self, E wawata puku ana tetehi, me tetehi, ki a raua ake. (131) own. Tona ake kakahu. 7 same. Taua ra ake, that same day. Akengok^ngo, ad. to^norrow.
Aki, a V. t. dash. Hohoro kau ana te tangata ki te aki i te patu ki nga kauae o te ika ra. (155) /3 V. i. dash. Ko te tai anake e aki ana. (93)
akiaki, v. t. ^lrge on. E akiakina ana matou e Turiri kia haere ki te whawhai.
Akiko, ad. at a distance from home. E noho akiko ana taua tangata.
Akiraho, n. olearia Forsteri, a shrub.
Akiri, v. t. throtv atvay ; reject.
Akiritia nga otaota ki waho. Akito, V. i. 1 be slow. 2 trail, as
a garment. Compare akuto and
auto.
I. Ak5, V. t. 1 learn. I akona e koe kia wai 1 2 teach. Penei ka rongo mai koe ki taku ako atu ka ora koe. (25)
akonga, n. learner, disciple. akoranga, n. 1 circumstance, time,
place, &c., of learning. 2 thing
taught or learnt. -whakaako, v. t. teach. Na te
atua ano ia i whakaako, i mohio
ai. (8)
II. Ako, or akoako, v. i. split; have a tendency to split. E kore tenei rakau e akoako.
Akoro, n. the moon on the fifth day ; also called Koro and Okoro.
Akii, 1 personal pronoun 1st per- son singular, with the preposi- tion a, of me. 2 plural of the definitive pronoun taku, my.
Akii, or akuaku, a v. i. delay ; take time over anything, (i v. t. clear the stones otit of, prepara- tory to heating. Akuakuna te umu.
akuaku, a,, firm; stro7ig. Kahore ano kia akuaku nga iwi o tana tamaiti.
Akuanei, ad. of time future, pre- sently; to-day.
Akuhata, n. August, one of the months.
Akuto, a. 1 late. He tau akuto, A year in which the crops are late. 2 slow. He ope akuto, e kore e hohoro te ara. Compare akito and auto.
Ama, n. 1 outrigger on the wind- ward side of a canoe. Hei roto koe, hei te ama 0 to taua waka. (26) 2 thwart of a canoe.
Amai, n. swell on the sea. amai, a. giddy, dizzy. E amai ana tona matenga.
Amaia
Anene
AmaiS,, n. halo.
Amaru, n. metrosideros species, a tree.
Amene, v. t. desire. Kei te amene te ngakau ki te kino.
Ami, V. t. heaj) up.
Amiki, v. t. 1 gather up without omitting any; make a cleansweep. Kua amikia katoatia nga kai. 2 tell a story witliout omitting any particular. Kaua e amikitia te korero.
Amiku, V. t. for amiki.
Amiomiio, v. i. 1 turn round a^id round. 2 be giddy.
Am.6, V. t. 1 carry on the shoulder. E kite koe i te rakau roa, tura- kina, ka amo niai. (46) 2 carry on a litter. 3 rush upion; charge. Amohia !
amo, n. litter, bier.
Amokura, n. a bird.
Amu, or amuamu, v. i. grumble. He aha tau e amuamu? Pass., amuamutia, be grumbled at.
Amua, n. the time to come. Hei
amua, or mo amua, hereafter.
Hei amua ahau ka haere ai. Am.uri, n. the time to come. Wai-
ho mo amuri. Amuri ake nei,
hereafter.
I. Ana, n. cave. Te ana kowhatu o te waliine ra. (95)
II. Ana, one of the verbal particles always placed after the verb or adjective. 1 When e precedes the verb, it denotes a temporary condition, an action in progress, or an action intended to be per- formed immediately. Kei runga kei te whare e iri ana tou taina, e ngaua ana e te paoa ahi. (64) E whakarongo ana raua ki te
- putanga mai o te hau. (93) E
haere ana ahau ki Tauranga. 2 Witliout e it is used in animated narration of a I'apid succession of actions. Ae ana mai, haere ana : noho ana ia, tunu manu ana mana. (95) 3 Placed after a noun to denote the point to which anything reaches. Ko Te Kahureremoa atu ano i waho nei, a, roto atu ana. (144)
III. Ana, a ad. there. Ana, kei Motutapu. (33) (3 conj. when, in future time only. Ana tae koe ki te kainga. y int. calling immediate attention. Ana ! me te poko ! (13)
An§,, a pron. 3rd person singular with preposition a, of him; of her. (3 plural of definitive pron. tana, y for ena, pi. of tena. 8 contracted from ae-na, yes. Ana koia ; yes certainly.
Anahe, ad. only. See anake.
Anahera, n. angel.
Anake, ad. 1 only ; none but ; nothing but. Ko te tai anake e aki ana. (93) 2 without excep- tion. He pai anake enei rakau.
AnSmata,, ad. Hereafter.
Anana, int. expressing admiration. Ananga, n. the moon on the sixth
day : the same as Tamatea-tu-
tahi. Anaoa, ad. certainly; a form of
assent. Anea, a. Anea kau ana te whe-
nua. Aneane, a. sharp. Aneane tonu
te mata o te rakau.
Anehii, a. misty. He rangi anehu. Anei, for enei, pi. of tenei. Anei, ad. here ; like tenei. Anene, v. i. breathe gently. I ata
anene te haere mai o te hau ra ;
— anenenene, a ka rahi haere.
Ancwa
Angwa, a. rveak, Iixde.'<K. Kahore he iwi i te ngaunga a te I'a; ane- wa noa ai. whakaane-wanewa.v.i. net dow- ly (tnd ,I<'lihe.r<(t('Iy, " AVHaka- anewanewa marire," e ki ana a PatetO. Anini, a. giddy ; aching (of the head only). E anini ana toku upoko. Aniwaniwa, n. rainhotv. aniwaniAva, a. black, like clouds in stormy weather, or like deep water. E whakaaniwaniwa mai ra te rangi. Ano, ad. 1 lip to the time spoken of; still; yet. E tupu mai nei ano. (loo) Kahore ano; not yet. 2 again. Maranga atu tohe mai ano. (loo) Korerotia ano, kia rongo ai ahau. 3 a/so; too. Oftini in conjunction with hoki. Ka tahuna te whare ki te ahi, me nga tangata ano i roto. (46) 4 quite; just; exactly. Ae ; me koe na ano te ahua (62) Katahi ano; nowjor the first time. With personal pi'onouns,se(/! Nau ano i kawe mai i a koe ? (60) With demonstratives, same. Ka wha- katika mai o Taupo tira, ko te ara e haere mai ai, ko taua hiiarahi ano. (149) 5 indeed, in affirmations. E tika ana ano. — Kahore he waka mou? He waka ano. 6 denoting admii^ation, and sometimes used interjection- ally. Ano, me he pukepuke whenua. (150) Koia ano! 7 as; as though; as it were. Ano ko Kopu ka puta ake i te pae nga karu o te maipi a te tangata ra. (99) 8 a7id when, for a no.
Anil, n. cold. Ka hauhau koe i te anu o waho. (66)
Angi
anuanu, a. ofieuslve. E pa, neke
atu; anuanu tahi tou. Antthe, n. a large catei-pillar, the
same as hotete. Anuhea, a. I is/ 1 ess; weak. Anga, n. derivative from il. a.
Anga, V. i. 1 look or move in a certain direction. Katahi ano ka anga mai te tangata nei ki a au. 2 begin to do anything. Katahi ka anga ki te tui i a ratou ika.
anga, n. 1 aspect. He anga ora tenei, e kore e roa ka tupu te kai. 2 cockle shell. 3 stone of fruit.
anganga, n. aspect. He anganga ra, a sunny aspect.
angaanga, n. head. Ka taha te patu i tona angaanga. (91) Te papa o te angaanga, the skull.
whakaanga, v. t. cause to turn in a certain direction.
■whakaanga, n. ca^ioe witli figure- hpad looking backwards.
■whakaangaanga, v. i. debate with oneselj. Te v.ahi i wha- kaangaanga ra tatou hei reira o tatou hoiho.
Anganui, v. i. look directly to- wards; be 7'iglit opposite. Kia anganui mai to korero ; speak directly to me.
Angangamate, n. back of the hand. Pii'i ana i tua o te anga- ngamate o te kapu o te ringa.
(145) Angarite, n. a bivalve mollusk;
the same as kokota. Angengi, n. a lish.
Angi, n. 1 light air. 2 fragrant smell.
■whakaangi, a v. t. 1 fy, as a kite etc. Ko tana mahi he whakaangi manu. (57) 2 ajyproacli stealthi-
Angi
ly. WHakaangia tonutia mai i muri, na kua mau. (i v. i. keep constantly on the move. Whaka- angi tonu te haere o te tangata ra, kaliore e tau ki raro.
Angi.
angiangi, a. 1 thin. He papa angiangi. 2 ti,7iencnmbered. E whakaaro ana kia iti te kai, kia angiangi ai te poho o te tangata. (i66)
angiangi, n. coprosma Bauei'iana; a shrub.
Angina, v. i. he blown away by the wind. E haere koutou ki uta, kei mau ki Tai-ki-tu, ka puhia, he angina. (82)
Angitua, a. unsuccessfnl.
Angoa, a. lean, wasted away. Ka angoa nga kiko, ko te anga anake tenei e tu nei.
I. Ao, n. 1 daytime, as opposed to night. Ka wehea te po, ka wehea te ao. (93) 2 world. Na Papa- tuanuku i whakatupu ake ana purapura, hei oranga mo ana uri i tenei ao tu roa. (14) 3 cloud; ao rere, sciid.
ao, V. i. become light. Ao kau a no te ata. (66) I te aonga ake, or simply, Ao ake, (100) on the following day.
II. Ao, V. t. take up by handfuls. Ao^iia nga paru ki te kete. Ao tax'o; prepare beds 0/ gravel for taro. Kei te ao taro a Hori ma.
in. Ao, v.i. he right; be fitting. E ao koa hoki ianei te mea i rite ki te ika, ta te mea no te wai ano tenei. (155)
Aohanga, n. 1 a striped variety of X.Z.fiax. 2 derivative from II. ao.
Aonga, n. See under i. ao.
Aorere, n. a kind of gai'ment.
Apopo
Aorere, n. orderly ; messenger.
Apa, n. 1 comj)any of workmen. He apa matou no Hongi. Used also of persons under the in- fluence of a familiar spirit. No te apa a Paraharaha a Hare. 2 fold of a garment, apa-rua, of two folds or thicknesses; double.
Apaha, conj. if the case were that.
Apanoa, ad. until. Apanoa, a kia motu ano toku kaki i runga i toku pihi.
ApS,kura, n. dirge; lame^it.
Aparangi, n. company of distin- guished visitors. Tuku tonu ma te aparangi, kia ora te noho, te matakitaki mai. (148) He tira aparangi.
ApiLtari, v. t. carry ; bring. Nau hoki i apatari mai te taonga ki tenei wahi.
Aperira, n. the month of April.
Apiapi, a. close together; crowded. Apiapi tonu te noho o te tangata. Apiiia, n. officer.
Apiti, V. t. 1 p>ut together; place side by side. Apitia nga kete kia kotahi te kauika. 2 supple- ment anything deficient. He apiti nga riwai mo te poaka.
apiti, n. 1 small bone of the arm; radius. 2 cleft; narroiv ^^rtss. 3 curse.
apiti, a. confined. He whare apitr; a steep-roofed house.
I. Apo, V. t. 1 gather together. Apoliia nga otaota nei. 2 grasp>; extort.
apoapo, V. t. 1 roll together ; en- tangle. He mea apoapo e te rimu, takai atu, takai mai. (11) 2 ptbt into a heap.
II. Apo, n. dregs of shark oil.
Apopo, n. to-morrow. Mo apopo taua riri ai. (92)
Ai'oito
Arataki
Aporo, II. diijili'. Apotoro, n. apoiit/e.
Apu, n. !«pi.a.lJ. K;it:ilii k;i tono;i ko te Apu liaii, ko to Apu mata- iigi- (4)
Apu, 1 y. i. forci', oue^s ivay into the (/round; hnrroiv. Ko te waka, e apu ana, e keri ana. 2 V. t. cram itito the mouth ; gorge, glut. I apua te kai i liolioro ai te pau. — He parera apu paru.
apu, n. comprmy of laborers. E inalii inai ra te apu.
apuapu, a. 1 crammed; stuffed. Ka apuapu te walia i te kai. 2 palatahJe. Apuajju marire te reka o te wai nei.
Apure, n. patch; circumscribed
a rea. apure, a. in patches; in small
areas.
Apiiru, V. t. 1 crowd one upo7i another. Kia takitalii, kaua e apurua mai. 2 sh ut up ; suppress. Kei kiia, i apurutia ki roto ki tona waha ana korero.
Apiita, a. at intertyds; found only here and there. Eliara i te he aputa te lie nei, engari he katoa. — Kei te parae e aputaputa ana te tapoto.
I. Ara, n. 1 laay ; path. I ma hea mai koia to koutou na ara i haere mai ai? (149) 2 meaiis of conveyance. Katahi ia ka haere ki te tiki ara mona i tona hunga- wai, homai ana ko Aotea hei waka mona. (108)
II. Ara, V. i. rise ; rise up ; wake uj). Kua ara to tamaiti.
araara, v. i. be talked aboiU; be rumoured. Ingoa araara tonu ; a, na te mea ka pono ano.
whakaara, v. t. 1 rouse. Tikina
a TutiUiekai, wliakaarahia mai.
( 1 34) 2 erect ; rai.^e u/j). "whakaara, n. ho.s-tile jmrty ; ma-
r<tudi)i</ baud. whakaaraara, n. chaunt to keep
the watch awake in time of war. III. Ara, int. expressing,' surprise.
Ka heua ake, ara ! he tan^ata !
(70
I. Ara, ad. namely : in otJier rvoi-ds;
that is to say. E ki ana ahau ki te rangatira o tenei kainga, ara, ki a Tuma.
II. Ara, for a ra, and then. Ara ko taua mokai. (96)
III. ArS,, for era, plural of tera. Araara, n. trevally or caranx
georgianus, a fish.
Araarai. See arai.
Arahi, v. t. lead; conduct. He aha te utu mo te arahanga i a koutou ?
ArS,i, V. t. 1 screen. 2 keep off;
rrard off. 3 block up. Ai-aia te
kuwaha kei puta te kuri ki
waho. araarai, frequentative, screen on
every side. arai, n. screen; veil; curtain;
blind.
Aranga, v. i. 1 rise to the surface ; ajpp>ear. Ka aranga te taniwha. 2 become famous. Ka aranga i kona te rakau a Manaia. (123)
whakaaranga, v. i. ap)p>ear in a vision, or in secorid sight. Ka liara te tangata, ka whakaaranga mai te atua.
Arangi, a. urisettled. Kei arangi tonu te tinana, arangi hoki nga whakaaro.
Arataki, v. t. lead; conduct. Ka aratakina ano e taua miromiro.
(96)
Arau
10
Aroa
ArS,u, V. t. ydtlier ; lay hold of;
entangle. Na te peka o te tutu
i arau i inakere ai toku potae. arau, a. entanyled. Ka hutia ake
e Irawaru tana aho, akuanei ka
arau ki ta Maui. (25)
Ara"whata, n. ladder; bridye.
Are, int. tvhatl Are ! ka tohe koe ki a au ?
Are.
areare, a. 1 overhanyiny ; irromin- ent. A.reare ana tera te ihu 0 te tangata nei ! 2 excavated ; cavern- ous. Ka areare te parenga o te tai.
arearenga, n. concavity; holloiv. Katalii ano ka kitea te tini ta- ngata e liuna nei ki roto i te are- arenga o nga poho o Rangi raua ko Papa. (4)
Arero, n. 1 tonyue. Ka naomia atu te tangata ra, ka tapahia te arero, ka motu. (42) 2 ui^per 2)oint of a taiaha, carved in im- itation of a human tongue.
I. Ari, n. tlie moon on the 11th day.
II. Ari.
"whakaari, v. t. liold nj) to view. Tena whakaaria mai, kia kite au.
Aria, v. i. be seen indistinctly ; ap- jyear. I aria ake i oku kauohi ko Hemi e haere ana.
aria, n. 1 likeness; resemblance. 2 imayinary presence connected with anytliing whicli one may have touclied &c. and which therefore might serve as a me- dium to convey the effect of a charm to the person for whom it was intended.
S,riaria, v. i. resemble. Ka ariaria tenei tangata ki a Witiwiti.
Ariki, n. 1 firstborn male or fe- male in a family of note, hence, chief; priest. 2 leader. Ki te
mau te ariki ka mau katoa te
rere kakara. ■whakaariki, n. invadiny army. Arikiwi, n. a garment covered
with feathers of the kiwi or
apteryx.
Arita, a. 1 burning tvith desire; eayer. I titiro atu au, e arita tonu ana ki te liaere. 2 irascible; easily offended. Katahi ano te tangata aritarita ko koe.
Aro, V. i. 1 face; turn towards. WHai tonu atu i muri o te aro- nga kaunga atu o te kuri ra. (121) 2 have a certain direction. I aro mai i waho ra te waha o te tangata e karanga nei. 3 be in- clined: he disposed. Ko wai i tohu ai, e aro ki te patu i a au ? 4 attend to ; favour. Korero noa atu, e kore ia e aro mai ki a au.
aro, n. inclination. Kei a Te Ka- ranga ia te aro i mau ai.
aroaro, n. face; front. Tahuri mai tou aroaro.
■whakaaro, v. t. think on; con- sider.
whakaaro, n. thonyht; intention; ojiinion. Ka tupu te whakaaro i a Tawhirimatea kia tahuri mai ia ki te whawhai ki ona tuakana.
(4) •whakaaro-mahana, v. t. come to
assistance of E haere mai ana ki te whakaaromaliana i a tatou. ■whakaaro-rangi, v. t. tJdnk on daily; enfertain affection for. Kua whakaarorangi noa ake te ngakau ki a Te Ponga. (167)
Aroa, V. i. be comprehended ; be laid hold of by the under stand- iny. Te aroa ake i a au ; I do not %ijnderstand it.
aro§,roa, a. 1 lonely. Te aroaroa i a au i te kore tangata. 2 sor
Aroakapa
ron-fnl : /(nu/iuij for absent friends.
ArSakapS,, n. row; rank; Jront rank. E kore ia e pai kia rere kau ki niua o te aroakapa o te haka. (167)
Aroarotea, n. tchite-breasted shay : a bird.
Aroaro-whaki, v. i. 1 flap the i(-in(/s. E aroarowhaki ana te parera. 2 move the hands to and fro with the arms extended ; a sign of grief, &c.
Aroha, n. 1 love for an absent relative or friend. A, ka ngaro atu ia ka noho a Tawhaki, ka ngau kino te aroha i a ia ki tana wahine raua ko tana kotiro. (48) 2 2)'i'ty •' coiyijKission. Ka oho ake te aroha o NGatoro ki te waha o te tangata o te wahine, o te tamariki, e aue ana, e tangi ana.
(72) . ^
aroha, v. i. feel love or 2^'>'ty- -rass.
arohaina, he the object of love kc. Arohata, n. ladder; bridge; for
araAvhata. Arohi, V. t. 1 reconnoitre ; examine.
Kei te arohi i te pa kia kitea te
wahi ngawari hei whakaekenga
atu. 2 look for. I hea koe e
arohi kai ana mau 1 arohirohi, v. i. turn round and
rou7id. Aronui, v. i. he right opposite. aronui, n. a finely woven mat with
a deep ornamental border. Aropiri, v. i, cling; he attached.
Kai whea te tau i aropiri ra? Arotahi, v. i. look in one direction.
E arotahi ana te whakaaro o te
tangata. Aru, V. t. follow; p^trsrie. Pass.
arumia. Arumia te tahae.
He ngutu atamai ano to te
tamaiti nei.
1 1 Atamira
Sometimes used intransitively.
E aru ana au i muri i o raua
waewae ko Paratene. aruaru, v. t. 1 chase. 2 woo. Kei
te aruaru wahine mana. 3 iti-
terrupt. Kia ata aruaru i te
korero. Ariihe, n. edible fern-root, being
the root of pteris aquilina, var.
esculenta. Rau aruhe ; fronds of
pteris aquilina.
I. Ata, int. expressive of disgust, hah ! Ata ! te piro !
II. Ata, n. 1 reflected image. 2 shadow. Ehara au i te rangatira, engari he ata au no te tangata. 3 early moriiing. Ata po ; before dawn. Ata hapara, or ata pongi- pongi ; the time of dawn. Ata tu ; just after sunrise. 4 Ata marama ; moonlight.
ataata, n. a large kind of peri- winkle.
whakaata, v. i. look at one's reflected image in water, or a mirror.
•whakaata, n. mirror.
III. Ata, a. true; only used as a form of assent. He ata, he ata.
IV. Ata, ad. 1 gently. Kia ata haere. 2 deliberately, 3 quite. Kihai i ata maoa te kai.
Ataahua, a. good; j)leasant; beau- tiful. Ka titiro atu te ruruhi ra ki te ataahua mai o te wahine raka. (164)
Atae, a. hotv great. Atae te hoi o tenei taurekareka? (168)
Atamai, a. knowing ; quick witted.
atamai, v. i. behave contemptuous- ly. Ehara te mahi a te tangata ra ki te atamai ki a au.
Atamira, n. 1 stage; platform. Ka piki raua ki to raua atamira. (130) 2 a low stage on which a
Atamira
dead person is laid out, one end being elevated for the head.
whakaataiuira, v. t. lay out on an atamira. Ka hemo te tupa- paku ka whakaatamiratia.
Atanga, a. beautiful.
Atarangi, n. shadow. Kua roa ke te atarangi o te tangata.
Atarau, n. moon. Ka titi te ata- rau, marama tonu.
Atarua, a. dimsighted.
Atatu. See under Ata.
Ata"whS,i, v. i. shew kindness; be liberal. E atawhai ana a Te Porua ki a au.
At§, n. 1 liver. 2 the seat of the affections ; heart. Tau o te ate ; an expression of endearment, used with reference to a child. Kai whea te tau o taku ate 1 — Te waha o te ate; the pit of the stomach. 3 totara ivood of dark color.
ateate or ateatenga, n. 1 bosom. Ko Tumatauenga, i tu tonu i te ateatenga o tona whaea, o Papa- tuanuku. (6) 2 calf of the leg.
Atea, a. 1 clear ; free from obstruc- tion. E atea ana te whare, kahore he tangata o roto. 2 orit of the way. Tarakea atu nga otaota kia atea.
Atete, V. t. 1 ojypose; resist. Ki te atete i nga hoia liei noho mo runga i ou whenua. 2 treat roughly. Kaua e utuutua nga ki, e atetetia. 3 affront; insult. Ehara tenei i te atete i a koe.
I. Ati, n. a word used only in tlie names of tribes or clans. Te Ati-awa ; Te Ati-hapai <fec. off- spring ; descendants. Compare aitanga under in. ai. ISTGati, probably a contraction from nga ati, as in Ngatimaru, etc.
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II. Ati, conj. then.
III. Ati.
atiati, v. t. drive away. Atiti, V. i. wander.
Atiu or atiutiu, v. i. ivander ; stray.
Ato, V. t. 1 thatch. Atohia te whare mo te manuhiri. 2 enclose in a fence, &c. Ka atohia te mara ki te kakaho kei taea e te pakura.
Atii, ad. 1 in a direction away from the speaker ; away. E ta, kawea atu tetehi wai moku. (i68) 2 used with adjectives to form a comparative or superla- tive. Rahi atu tana i taku. — Nui atu; very great. 3 other. Tetahi atu. Another. — Era atu mea katoa. All other things.
whakaatu, v. t. j)oint out; shew; testify. Ma wai e whakaatu mai te ara ?
Atiia, n. 1 god, applied also to any object of superstitious re- gard. 2 the moon on the 15th day; in full, Atua-mate-o- hotu. 3 for atuapo, niggard.
Atiia, ad. first. He aha koe te atua ai ki te whaereere, muri iho ka patu i nga punua ?
Atuapo, n. niggard; churl. Ka kore e liomai e koe akuanei, lieoi ano he ki maku ki a koe, "Atuapo! Atuapo!" kia wha- kama ai koe.
Atiihakona, n. a fish.
Atiirere, n. a fish, highly prized. He mokopuna na Mahaki, na te tangata i wliai nei ki te aturere.
Atiitahi, n. the star Canopus; also called autahi.
Atiite, v. t. hustle; jostle.
Au
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I. Au, n. 1 smoke. Ka puia oku kanohi i te au. 2 (jail. 3 cloud; mist; fog. 4 current. E kore 6 puta te waka i te au. 5 rwpid. Te au o Kura-te-au. (109) 6 whirljwol. Ka kawhakina e te au kume, e te au rona, e te au hirere, liirere ki te po. (112) 7 Te au o te nioana; mid- ocean. (21) Q string ; cord. Tuia ki runga ki te au kotahi. 9 large mat 2>in, generally made of bone or ivory.
auau, n. basket of seed potatoes. Kia rua auau, ka kapi te mara.
auau, a. frequently repeated. He korero auau. As adverb, fre- quently.
auau, V. t. lift. Maku anake e auau te hanga taimaha na 1
"whakaauau, v. t. smoke; roast slightly. He mea whakaauau noa te poaka, kaore i maoka.
II. Au, pron. contracted from ahau, /.
III. Au, a. 1 firm. Kia au te noho. 2 sound (of sleep). Ko te po whakaau te moe. (46)
IV. Au, v. i. bark. Ka kau te kuri ra, me te au haere. (121)
V. Au, ad. certainly, a form of assent.
Au, 1 pron. 2nd person sing. combined with the prep, a, of thee. 2 plural of tau.
I. Aua, n. a small fisli ; herring; agonostoma Forsteri.
II. Aua, or auaake, ad. / knotv not. "Kei hea to koutou teina ?" "Aua, kahore matou i kite." (95) See also auara.
III. Aua, ad. imperative, not. Aua koe e haere.
IV. Aua, 2A. far advanced; Jar on; in point of distance. Generally with mai or atu. Kua aua mai
koe ; yoth Juive come a long way. Kei aua noa atu nga tangata ; the men are a great distance qj^.
Au^hi, n. smoke.
Auaka, ad. do not; don't.
Auar^, ad. after a negative ques- tion, certainly tliere is, &c. " Kaore he tangata o te tai hauauru e puta mai ana te ingoa ki konei?" "Auara, e puta mai ana ano, ko Marutuahu."
(138) Auau. See under i. au.
Aue, int. cdas.
aue, V. i. groa7i ; make lamenta- tion; cry. E aue mai nei te tamaiti i te mataku.
Auha, V. i. leaj) out of the water. Ka aiiha te ika.
AuhS,ha, v. t. seek after. Ka au- haha noa ia ki tetahi kai mana.
Auhi, V. i. be hampered; be hin- dered.
Auhoki, n. eddy.
AuinSke, ad. on the morrow.
Aukaha, v. t. lash the raiiawa, or bidwark, to the body of a canoe. Na ka oti tona waka te aukaha, ka toia ki te wai. (120)
aukaha, n. lashings which fasten the rauawa to the body of the canoe.
Aukati, V. t. stop one's tvay ; pre- vent one from jMSsing.
aukati, n. line which one may not pass.
Auki, a. old. See uki.
Aumoe, a. at ease. Ka kanaenae nga kanohi, kahore i te aumoe.
Auporo, V. t. cut shoi-t; stopj. Ko- tahi te tangata nana nei matou i auporo, ko Iharaira anake.
Auraka, ad. not, imperative or precative. "E kui ma nei, Au- raka au e hakua."
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Awha
AurS,ki, a v. i. turn aside. Tatou
ka auraki atu ki te kainga nei.
(i V. t. do a thing in a Jmrry.
Aua ra e aurakina. Aurara, v. i. 1 clutch; gras2). Au-
rara ke ou ringaringa ki kona
ki te aha ? 2 encroach. Aurei, n. theSrdday of the moon's
age. Aurere, v. i. 1 moan; groan. E
aui-ere mai ra a Tairi. 2 sail.
Ki Karewa, aurerenga hipi.
Aiiriuri, a. free from tajm. Ka auriuri pea koe.
Auru, V. t. 1 break off; i^luck up. Aurutia mai nga tarutaru. 2 throtv arvay.
Aurukowhao, n. 1 leakage from the lashing holes of the rauawa of a canoe, hence 2 any trifling damage. "Mate i te tamaiti, lie aurukowhao; mate i te wahine, takerehaia." Na Hekerau te ki.
Auta, V. t. encroach upo7i; attack. Ka mate a Hongi, a auta ka auta, ko Te WHareumu.
Autahi, n. the star Canopus.
AutaiS,, a. extraordinary; strange. Autaki, a. roundabout ; circuitous.
He kupu autaki. — He ara au- taki. AutanS, n. a woman's brother-it}^
larc. Autaua, n. one who announces
the approach of a fighting party. AutS, n. 1 Broussonetia pajryri-
Jera; ^>«;per mulberry. 2 band
Jor the hair. Auto, a. 1 trailing behind; 2 slmv;
dilatory. He auto no te tangata
ki tenei mahi.
Auwahine, n. sister-in-law of a man.
Awsi, n. 1 river. Kei tawahi ke o te awa e tawharau ana mai a
te Arawa. (8i) 2 channel. 3
bed in a garden. a'waawa, n. valley. A-wahau, pron. /. A-wakari or a-wakeri, n. ditch. Awamate, n. ditclt outside the
palisading of a pa ; tnoat. A'warua, n. ditch. "whakaavrarua, n. ditch inside
the palisading of a pa. A'wanga, n. south-west wind. a.'wanga'wanga, a. uneasy in
mind; disturbed. a'wanga'wanga, n. distress. Ma
reira pea ka mutu ai toku awa-
ngawanga ki toku tupuna ka
ngaro atu nei. Awatea, n. (ao atea). 1 broad
daylight. Kua awatea, kua puta
rawa te ra. (47) 2 the middle of
the day. ATwau, pron. /.
A"we, n. 1 soot. 2 long hairs on a
dog's tail and rump. a'wea'we, a. far off; out of reachy
Aweawe ana nga rau 0 te rakau. A"we, ad. (abbreviation of wawe)
soon. Kia awe tatou te tae ki
te kainga. Aweke, a. 1 perverse; ill-tetnpered.
He aha tau ka aweke tonu 1 2.
slotv; daivdling, with the notion
of waywardness. Katahi te
aweke o tau haere. a'weke, v. t. falsify ; misrej^resent.
E kore au e anga ki te aweke
korero maku. AwSkS, a. 1 old; ancient. He riri
mo tenei kainga, me korero ; ko
nga riri aweko o tawhiti, kauaka
e korerotia. 2 knowing ; imder-
standing. Me te aweko haere
tou au ki te haramaitanga o
toku papa.
A'wha, n. 1 gale; storm. 2 rain. Ka ua te awha.
Aw^hato
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Ea
A"what6, 11. a fuiii;-u.s wliicli is pur.Hsitie on ;i kind of caterpillar; cordir/'jia Rohrrtxii.
Awhe, V. t. 1 (/((flirr up into a Jicttj). Awlica inai nga oneone. 2 surrouml; be^ct. Ka awhea mai e te liau o roto o te riu.
(153) awheahe, v. t. set to ?rork at a
tiling with a niunber of persons.
Me awlieawlie noa tena mahi ka
oti. avrheawhe, n. basket. awhe, V. i. 2><^'ss round or belihtd.
Ka awlie i tei^a taha. Awheo, n. ]i<do. awheo, v. i. J)e surrounded by a,
hah). Ka awheo te marama ka
taka. awheo, a. roundaboat. Awheotau, v. i. be surrounded by
a halo. Awheto, for a^whato.
Awhi, \-. t. 1 i-Dibrart'. 2 s'lt on eggs, as a lien. 3 draiv near to. Awhitianiai, kia j)iri, kia tata.
awhiwhiwhi, x. i. apjjra.riiante;
rcsHiilbh'.
Awhina, v. t. assist; henejlt; be- friend. He awhina tangata anake te rangatiratanga o tenei niea, o te tangata. (12)
Awhio, a. roundabout; tcinding.
He ara awhio. aAvhiowhio, n. ivliirlwind; wldrl-
jxxij.
Awhireinga, v. t. embrace in the r('<jio)i of spirits.
Awhiti or awhitu, a a. cautious; on one's yuard. ji \. i. feel re- f/ret; feel hurt. E awhitu ana toku ngakau ki nga kai kihai i nui niai ki a au. Compare ohiti.
E
I. E, a particle used in forming certain tenses. When used alone with a verb or adjective it makes a future. E kore ranei e tae mai ki konei ? (189) In the case of numerals however the time is present. E hia ? Ho^v ma7iy are there? When the verb or adjec- tive is followed by ana the ac- tion is in progress, or the condi- tion temporary. Ko te ope ra, e mahi ana i te takaro, i te haka, i te waiata, i te ngahau. (92)
II. E, prep, hy, of the agent, and following passives only. I nga- rea mai au e Paoa. (187)
III. E, int. 1 vocative, 0. often used after, as well as before a name. E Turi e ! E Turi e !
whakahokia ki uta. (iii) 2 calling attention. E ! ko Te Ka- hureremoa. (144) 3 in poetry at the end of a line or stanza, with- out any particular meaning. Ka tau te tini o te Hakituri i tana tau e.
e, V. i. exclaim "^.'"
Ea, V. i. 1 ap)pear above neater. Kia timu te tai ka ea ai nga toka ki runga. 2 be brought to land. Ka ea te kupenga ki tahaki. 3 be 2)Toduced, as a crop. 4 be jmid, Ka ea te utu. 5 be paid for. Kaore ano i ea toku kakahu. 6 be avenged. Ka ea te mate o Tuhuruhuru. (62) 7 be p)er- forrned, as a religious ceremony, Ka ea te purenga. (83)
Ea
■whakaea, a v. t. faij for. (3 v. i. 1 rise to the surface. Hence 2 draiv hnafh. whakaeaea, v. t. lift or drn?v out of the water. Tukutukua i Ra- ii<fiaowhia ; whakae.iea i te Ma- niaku. (178) Ba, int. expressing surprise. Ea !
kua mate tau niokai. (161) Bahua, see ahua. Bai, see 11. ai. Baoia, see ni. ao. Ehake, ad. not. Eliake tenei ta-
ngata. conip. ehara. EhEira, ad. 1 not, stating non- identity, and followed by i. Ehara 1 te tikanga tangata. (61) Ehara tenei kakahu i a au, this (/arment is not mine. — Ehara 1 te mea ; it is not the case that. Sometimes with an ellipsis of "i te mea," as, Ehara maku nga moni. — Ehara i te hanga, per- haps for "ehara i te hanga noa iho ;" It is no common thing, i. e. it is soDiething extraordinary. Ehara is sometimes used alone in this sense. Ehara ano te haere o tera toa. (60) 2 in ani- mated narrative, ivithout doubt; sure enough. Tahi ano whaka- rerenga iho o tana meremere, ehara, kua mate. (120) Bhea, plural of tehea, which. Bhi, int. well! Elii ! kua rite o
maua hiahia. (131) Ehia, or more correctly E hia.
See hia. Ehinu, pron. definitive plural. some.. Kei hea ehinu o nga toki? Bhu, a. turbid. He wai ehu, he
wai para-horo. ehu, V. i. 1 bale water out of a canoe. Ka ehua te wai o tona waka. (in) 2 exh^nne; disinter. (comp. hahu). No te ehunga i a Te Eke.
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Ei, int. in poetry at tlie end of a
line or stanza. Eka, n. acre.
Eke, V. i. generally place oneselj or be placed upon another object, and so. 1 embark. Nga waka i eke mai ai o matou tupuna ki tenei motu. (69) 2 get agrou7id, come to ground. Ka eke ki uta; ka kitea nuitia e nga tangata. (57) 3 mount a horse, &c. reach the summit of a mountain &c. Haere ano ratou, ka eke i runga i te puke. (79) 4 6e laid or cast iipon, as blame, censure, &c. Ka ekengia ahau e te kupu ; / am the subject of blame; — / am found fault tvith. 5 come to be exercised over, as control, authority, &c. He whakaaro nana, kei eke mai he tikanga ma te matua ki ru- no-a ki nga taonga i wehea mai mona. 6 thicken in cooking. See ete. whakaeke, v. t. 1 j>lace ujyon; load. Ka pau te tui te whakaeke ki te ngohi. (179) 2 riish ujwn; attack. Tena whakaekea. — TJa whakaekeeke, light sprinkling rain. 3 invade. whakaeke, n. visitor; guest. Ko etahi rawhi ka pau ma nga wha- kaeke. (185) Emi or emiemi, v. i. 1 be as- sembled; be gathered together. Kua emiemi nga tangata ki te wliare. 2 be ashamed. emiemi, n. 1 a tree. 2 bract at
footstalk of watermelon, <kc. whakaemi, v. t. gather together.^ Katahi ka whakaemia kia kite i te patunga o WHakaturia (64)
Ena, plural of tena.
Eng, V. t. 1 fatfer. He ene te korero a te tangata nei, ma wai e whakarongo atu 1 2 endeavour
Bne
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to obtain by Jl(xttery, conxitii/, S:c. Kei te eneene kai inaiia. 3 enoene riri ; jrrovokr a qnnrrcl. whakaene, v.t. make stnoofh, as the ground by pulverising. Haere mai ki te whakaene i ng;i, pavua i tanuiiiia e ou iiiatua. Compare maeneene.
Enei, plural of tenei.
Engaenga, v. i. overflow.
Engari, 1 if- is better. Akuanei pea ka mate ko au : engari pea me haere noa atu au ki te kinii kainga ke atu hei oranga moku. (119) 2 conj. but; but rather. Kei hopu tou ringa ki te aka taepa, engari kia mau ki te aka matua. (48) 3 on the contrary.
I. EpS,, V. t. 2>elt; throw anytliiiuj at. Roa noa atu ratou e epaepa ana i a ia, kihai hoki i pa. (16)
II. Epa, n. 1 boards placed on edge under the end rafters of a Maori house. 2 posts at the end of a Maori house between the poicpou and poutaahuhu. 3 objection:, hindrance. Kahore he epa mo tena.
whakaepa, v. t. 1 object to; hin- der. Kahore tatou i te tika e ahei ai i a tatou te whakaepaepa. 2 conciliate; influence ; tvin over.
Kii'o ana taku poaka hei wha- kaepaepa mo te toliunga. — Me ata whakaepa ; let him be made mncJi of.
Epeepe, n. distant relative.
SrS,, plural of tera.
Brangi, the same as engari.
Erawe. See under rawe.
Ero.
whakaero, v. i. dwindle; fall off;
diininisJi; disap])ear. WHa-
kaero ana te tangata, whakaero
ana hoki te moni Etahi, plural of tetahi. Ete, V. i. thicken in cooking. whakaete, v. t. force one's way,
&.C by pressiny through a crowd.
Ka whakaetea he nohoanga
mona. Eti, V. i. shrink; recoil. Ka eti
toku kiri i konei. etieti, a. disyustiny. Etia, a. hoiv yreat. Etia tonu tou
humarire ! ( 1 64) Etokohinu, for ehinu, some.
Ew^a.
■whakaewa, n. strings of a mat.
Ewe, n. 1 j)lacenta or afterbirth.
2 land of one's birth. eweewe, n. blood relation.
I. Ha, n. 1 breath. 2 taste; favour. Kahore he ha o tena kai.
ha, V. i. taste. Ka ha toku waha. whakaha, v.i. emit breath ; breathe.
II. Ha, V. i. hesitate in speaking;, be at a loss for words. Ha noa te waha o te tangata ra e!
haha, v. t. warn off by shouting.
Ka haharia mai e te katoa. (51)
HS,, int. what ! varying in signi-
fication according to the tone in which it is uttered.
Haapa, n. harp.
Hae, or hahae, a v. t. slit ; lacer- ate; tear. I haea toku e wai? /? V. i. 1 become detached (longi- tudinally). No te taenga ki Tapuae, ka hahae nga kawainga o te ata. 2 loathe; hate. He whakatauki na Tuwhenuakura,
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Haka
"Ahakoa kai tahi, tera a roto te hahae ke ra." 3 he envious. He aha koe ka hae nei ki te utu o tera tangata 1
haehae, v. t. 1 cut repeatedly. He tangi haehae ; a wailing accom- panied tvith cutting of the skin, as a sign of grief. 2 cut up. Ta- huri haehaea te ika nei. (152)
hae, n. 1 fear or dislike inspired by any object. Te hia or a o nga tangata noho i roto, i te hae mai o te ngarara nei. 2 envy.
whakahaehae, v. t. frighten; scare.
Haeana, n. iron.
HaeS,t9,, n. 1 dawn. Ka rere te haeata. 2 bright arch in the horizon when the sky is overcast. 3 beam of light, entering any dark place. Kei puta mai hoki te haeata o te awatea ki roto i te whare. (13)
haetatatanga, n. openhig through which a beajn of light comes. Ka titiro atu i te haeatatanga o te "whatitoka. (13)
Haehae. See under hae.
Haem^t^, v. t. cut uj) in an un- cooked state. Ka patua nga kuri e rua, kotahi i taona, kotahi i haematatia. (112)
Haere, v. i. 1 com,e ; go ; depart. Kia kite au i te haerenga o Te NGahue.^ — Haere mai; come to- wards the speaker. — Haere atu; go away from the speaker. — Haere mai is a common expres- sion of welcome. 2 become. Ka haere ka momohangatia te ma- nu ; birds are becoming scarce. Pass, haerea, he travelled over.
whakahaere, v. t. 1 cause to go ; carry about. Kei te whakahaere a Puru i tana potiki. 2 explore; search for ; go about to exam,ine. Apopo matou haere ai ki te
whakahaere kiekie. 3 conduct any business ; execute. Ki te korero i te ata whakahaere. (150) WHakahaere tikanga ; direct ; superintend ; govern.
haereere, v. i. stroll, wander.
Haere, n. a spirit supposed to reside in fragmentary rainbows on detached clouds.
Haeroa, a. Ka keria te rua haeroa, te rua o te ngana. (86) The rua haeroa was a liole dug in the ground in connection with incan- tations against one's enemies ; called also rua tupb.
HS,h3,, V. t. 1 seek; look for. E haha ana au ki taku toki. 2 procure. I haria mai taua here e raua hei haha kai ma raua.
(137)
Haha. See under 11 ha.
HS,hae. See under hae.
HS,hS,nS,. See under hana.
HS,ha,ri, n. a shell-fish.
Hahau, see under i and 11 hau.
Hahi, n. church.
H^hu, V. t. 1 disinter the bones of the dead before removing them to their final resting-place. Ma wai e hahu te tupapaku ? 2 search for. E hahu noa ana ia i tetahi kai ma tona puku. 3 scatter.
Haika, n. anchor.
Haira, n. scythe.
Haka, n.jug; jar.
HakS., n. Am.erican groundsel; erigeron Canadensis.
I. H3.k3,, V. i., 1 dance. Ka mea atu taua hunga, " E haka ! " (65) 2 sing a song to be accompanied with a dance. Katahi ka hakaa e ratou, koia tenei ta ratou haka.
(37) haka, n. 1 dance. 2 song, accom- panying a dance.
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Hamumu
II. Haka.
hakahaka, a. shwt in stature ; low. He maunga hakahaka.
Hakarameta, n. sacrament.
Hakari, n. 1 (/ift ; present. 2 en- tertainment ; feast. 3 roe of a fisli. 4 yelk of an eyg.
I. HakS, a. liumped; crooked. He hake te tuara o te taniaiti. — E tania, whakarerea te rakau na, he hake.
II. Hake, n. trough. HakSke, n. hirneola polytricha,
a fungus ; called also keka and taringa o Tiaki-wai.
HakSrS, a. stingy.
hakere, v. t. grudge ; stint.
hakerekere, a. gloomy ; downcast. Hakerekere ana te hinengaro.
Hakihaki, n. 1 itch; skin disease. 2 ivorn-out mat.
Hakiki, v. i. he overbearing. Ka liakiki noa te tangata nei.
Hakirara, a. idling; trifling ; ly- ing. Te waha hakirara !
Hakiri, a v. t. Itear indistinctly. Kahore i hakiritia e au te reo o te tangata. /? v. i. 1 he heard indistinctly or vaguely. I hakiri ano i a au taua korero. 2 make itself felt slightly. Katahi ano ka rongo ki te hakiri ika ki tana aho. (117)
Hako, n. s2won.
Hakoakoa, n. a bird.
Hakoko, a. hent so as to form a hollow; concave. Ka hakoko te ringa o te tangata ra i tona mate.
Hakora, n. whale-bird.
Hakoro, n. old man.
I. Hakii, V. i., complain; mu7'mur. Te ai e tatou te haku ki tona matenga. Passive, hakua, he found fault with. E kui ma nei, Auraka au e hakua.
II. Haku, n. kirig-flsh; seriola La- landii.
Hakuai, n. a bird, the same as hokioi.
Hakui, n. old woman.
Hakiikii, v. t. scrape. Hakukua te korari nei.
Hakiing, v. i. he deliberate ; be careful. Hakune marie ai, kaore e hohoro.
Hama, V. i. be consumed. Kua hama te kai i te poaka.
Hama, a n. hammer. /3 v. t. strike with a hammer.
Hamama, a. 1 open. Ko te tani- wha, kua hamama haere mai te waha. (151) — Pae tahi hamama te rakau nei. This tree is more than one fathom in circumfer- ence: the fathom being measured by the extended arms. — Hama- ma tou waha. Open your mouth. 2 vacant ; exempt. Kei hea te wahi o te ao i hamama i te raru?
hamama, v. i. shout. I reira ka hamama te waha o te kuia raka ki te ki atu ki a ia. (165)
Hamarurii, a. shut in ; confined. I ahua kino te tunga o te whare nei i Takopa, he hamaruru.
hamaruru, n. crutch of a ko or digging implement.
HamBmg, v. i. 1 mutter. E ha- meme ana te turoro. 2 murmur ; grumble.
Hamiti, for hamuti.
HamSkd, n. spaces between the bundles of raupo in the walls of a maori building.
Hamu, V. t. gather things that are thinly scattered ; glean. Ka ongeonge nga kai ka hamu ai i nga puka.
Hamumu, v. i. 1 speak. Kihai hoki i hamumu atu te wahine ra. (164) 2, mutter ; make an indistinct sound. Te mea e hamumumumu nei, me te waha tangata.
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Hamure
Hamure, v. i. be hojorehnnd ivith of/if^rs in enfirtf/.
Hamuti, ii. hinaan e.r,crei)ient.
Hana or hahana, a v. i. shine ; (jlujv : (jive foi'th heat. Ka ha- hana te kapura nei. ft v. t. scorch.
whakahana, v. t. hold up wea- pons, etc. in dejiance. Iva wha- kahana i nga 2)itu, i nga pu, me te pukana.
hanahana, n. ynnnent smeared toith red ochre.
Hanarete, n. hundredweight.
H§,ne, V. i. he confounded ; he siJp)ired. etc.
H3,nehane, n. rottenness. M i te huhu, ma te popo, ma te liane- hane. (5)
Haiiea, n. a small black mussel.
haneanea, a. itnpalatable.
Hanene, a. hlowing gently. I ata hanene te haere mai o te hau ra. Compare anene.
I. Hani, n. a wooden weapon ; the
same as maipi and taiaha.
II. Hani, hahani, and hanihani, V. t. speak ill of ; disparage. Kati ra te hanihani i tou hoa.
Hanikura, n. a shell-fish.
Hanuere, n. January.
HS,numi, v. i. he merged or sival- loived lip ; he mired.
"whakahanumi, v. t., mix; cause to he swallowed uj).
Hanga, v. t. m.ake; build. Heoi ano nga tohunga nana i hanga nga waka. (69) — Kei te hanga i te taiepa oneone. (19)
hanga, n. 7vork ; fabric ; thing ; 2^roperty. Ehara i te hanga, it is no ordinary thing, so also Kihai i hanga ake tana wahine. (196)
hangahanga, n. 1 frivolous ; of no account. Hua noa he hanga- hanga noa nga korero a tera,
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kaore, lie tika tou ia. 2 spread- ing over the ground. Ka hanga- hanga te tupu o te kapana.
whakahangahanga, v. t. handle gently. He mea whakahanga- hanga noa ; nana noa i mate.
Hangai, a. 1 opposite ; confronting. Kia liangni mai tou kanohi. — I korerotia hangaitia ki a ia. It was sjioken to his face. 2. across ; at right angles. Hangai pu nga waewae. — He toki ha- ngai, an adze.
Hanganoa, a. (f no account.
hanganoa, n. small basket for cooked food.
Hangarau, v. t. jest with ; befool. He aha tau i hangarau i a au ?
Hangareka, v. i. or t.jest; deceive. He hangareka kau te mahi a tenei tangata.
Hangehange, a. quite dry. Ma- roke hangehange te waka i runga i te kowhatu.
hangehange, n. geniostoma, ligus- trifolium, a shrub.
Hangere, a. hcdffull. He hangere tenei kete.
Hangi, n. native oven.
Hango.
hangohango, an implement for digging, and for setting potatoes &c.
hangohango, v. t. dig or 2)lant ivith « hangohamgo. Kei te hangohango riwai nga tangata o tenei kainga.
HS,ng6r6, a. weak.
Hangoro, a. slack; loose. Hangoro noa taku pikau.
Hangorungoru, a. hanging in folds.
Hangii, a. dumb; quiet; not talk- ative. He wahine hangu.
HS.ngTiru, a. chattering. Kauae ha- nguru, _;aio chattering with cold^
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Hao, V. t. 1 (Irnw round so as to encompass tish, kc. He hokinga mai no nga waka o tona iwi i te hao kupenga ika. (141) 2 catcJb in a net ; enclose. Me hao ki te kupenga. 3 capture a fortr<^ss. 4 grasp greedily.
hao, n. 1 dredge for cockles, etc. 2 )iind-pel.
Haoka, n. ]iorn.
Hagra, n. Itonr.
I. Hapa, V. i. 1 hr passed over in the apportionment of anytliing. Tokorua nga tangata i hapa i te kai inaianei. 2 he in need of anything. 3 gone by. Ka liapa koe ki Ruatahuna ka puta mai nga pukapuka mou.
II. Hapa, a. crooked. Hapa, n. supper.
Hapai, a v. t. 1 lift rep ; raise. Hapainga tera pito o te rakau. 2 carry. E koi'O, hapainga nga toki nei. (51) 3 hegi7i a song, charm, &c. Ka hapai ake i tana hiki ake mo tana ika kia mai- angi ake. (22) Pass, hapainga, stc(rt. Huaki kau te ata, ka hapainga mai ; kai rawa mai i te mania. (157) /3 v. i. rise. Ka hapai nga kawainga o te ata. hapainga, n. small basket for food. Hapaki, v. t. catch lice. Hapaki ana te taokete i nga kutu o Maui. (26) Hapara, a v. t. slit; cut. Na Rehua i hapara te whare — I haparaia tonutia tona waewae. (3 V. i. dawn. Ka hapara te ata. hapara, n. spade. Haparangi, v. i. shout; bawl. Ka haparangi te waha o te tama- riki. Haparu, v. t. make common; dese- crate. Ka l)aparua aku mea e koe.
HaI'.Iti, n. sabbath.
HS,p§, a. 1 crooked. 1 mohiotia
ki te liape o te waewae. (113) 2
beside the j oint. Kahore i hape
o korero ; kei te tika o korero.
H§,pi, n. native oven or cooking pit;
hclngi. HapirS, n. violation of tapu by eating at a sacred p]ace. He aha koe i mate ai ? He hapiro. Hapoki, n. ]nt for storing pota- toes. Hapoko, n. j)it for storing pota- toes. Kia rupeke te kai ki te hapoko. (189) Hapori, n. section of a tribe; fa- mily. Haporo, v. t. c^U off. Haporoa
te rakau ki konei. Hapu, a. 1 pregnant. Ka kitea te haputanga o Rangiuru. (128) 2 conceived iti the womb. Akua- nei whakapaea ai na Hotunui i tahae ; na e hapu ana a Maru- tuahu. (136) hapu, n. section of a large tribe ;
secondary tribe. Hapua, a. holloiv like a valley ; depressed. Hoake tatou ki te wahi e hapua mai ra. Hapukii, n. oligorus gigas, a fish.
I. Hara, v. i. 1 violate tapu, in- tentionally or otherwise. He hara tawhito i mate ai. Hence 2 si7i.
II. Hara, n. excess above a round number. Kotahi rau ; e iwa nga liara.
■whakahara or "whakaharaha- ra, a. large.
III. Hara.
harahara, v. i. be diminished.
Ka hai'ahara nga kai i roto i te
rua. whakaharahara, v. t. cause to
be diminished ; lessen. Kia
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whakaharaharangia te wai o te poti.
HS,rS,kSkS, n. jjhormiun tenax ; the New Zealand flax plant.
HS,rS.ki, a. preposterous ; extra- ordinary. A modern word.
HS.rS.kd.kii, v. t. scrape. Hara- kukutia nga harakeke.
HS,rS,mai, v. i. (contraction of haere mai) come towards the speaker : often used as an ex- pression of welcome. Pass, hara- maitia, be come for. Te korero i haramaitia nei e ia ; the report on account of which she came.
Har9,ngi, a. 1 unsettled, ^fool- ish; silly. Ka harangi noa iho ona mahara.
whakaharang^, v. t. disturb; unsettle.
HS,rS,ng5tg, v. t. nibble. E hara- ngote ana te ika.
HS.r§,p9,ki, n. steej) slojie, as the side of a hill.
H3,rargkg, n. for harakeke, phormium tenax.
H9,r9,tau, a. convenient ; suitable. Te mea noa ano ka haratau ma- rire ki te whakaaro a te wahine.
(167) Harau, 1 v. t. feel for with the
hand; grope for. E harau ana
te ngoingoi i te kai mana. 2 v. i.
be heard vaguely. Tenei tetahi
ki i harau ake ki aku taringa. Harg. harehare, cutaneous erujJtion ;
itch. hS,r6harg, a. offensive. Katahi nga
korero harehare nau : whakare-
rea atu. Harearea, a. heard indistinctly. I. HS,ri, V. i. 1 dance. 2 sing a
song to dance to. 3 feel or shew
gladness. hari, n. 1 dance. 2 song. 3 joy.
Hau
harihari, n. song to make people
pull together. harihari, n. a shell-fish. 11. Hari, v. t. carry. Ka haere
atu te koroheke ra, ka hari i nga
toki. (51) _ Haria, n. wild cabbage. Hariata, n. chariot. HS,rirS,u, n. wing. Har6, v. t. 1 scrape clean. He
kai haro muka. — He kaupapa
haro ; a clean sweep. 2 chop
smooth with an adze. Kei te
haroa a roto o te waka. 3 of
very low water at spring tide.
Haro ana te tai nei. haronga, n. mat, made of the
scrapings of flax. HS,r6r6, n. mushroom; agaricus
campestris and other species.
"He harore rangi tahi;" said of
anything short-lived. Har5t6r5t6, n. jjond; pool. HarStii, a. 1 reduced to shreds or
tatters. 2 faint-hearted. Hariiru, v. i. rumble. He whati-
tiri tenei e haruru mai nei. Hariiru, a. fetid; foul smelling.
Ka haruru te rongoa nei. Hatarei, n. Saturday. Hate, n. shi7't. Hatea, a. 1 faded; decolorized.
Kua hatea te mangu o te kaka-
hu. 2 whitened, as with saline
efflorescence. HatSpg, v. t. cut asunder; cut off.
Hatepea nga pou o te whare. Hatete, n. fre. I. HS,u, n. 1 wind. Kihai te liau
ra i roa rawa e pa ana, kua
mutu. (93) 2 dew; moisture.
Ma tahaki haere ai, i te hau i a
koe. hau, a. 1 eager; brisk. Ka piki
a Rupe, ka hau, ka porangi ki
a Rehua. (32) 2 famous; ilhis
Hau
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Haumaruru
trious. He ingoa hau tenei ingoa e karangatia niai nei ki te taringa. (148)
hauhau, a. cool. Ka hauhau koe i te anu o waho. (66)
hau, hS,hau, hauhau, v. t. 1 strike; smite; deal blows to. Hahau kau ana te patu, he mano ki te matenga. (143) 2 hew; chop. Ka tuakina a te Arawa, ka hinga ki raro ; ka haua, a ka oti. (69)
whakahau or vrhakahauhau, V. t. 1 animate; inspirit; urge on. Haere ra koe ki te wha- kahau i nga tangata. — Applied to a song. Katahi ka koia te mara, ko tona whakahauhau te- nei, "NGaere te whakatipua " &c. (114) 2 give order; give the tvord. Katahi ka tautapa te whakahauhau a te hunga e tu iho ra i te taumata. "E ! kua ngaro ki roto ; kumea !" (151)
II. Hau.
hahau, v. t. seek. Kihai i roa te hahautanga mai o nga tauhou, kua mohiotia mai, ko Paoa tera.
(193)
III. Hau, n. odd half fathom. E waru maro o taku taura me te hau.
IV. Hau, n. arigle; corner. Kei te hau o te taiepa te ara.
T. Hau, n. 1 food used in the ceremonies oj the ^^jjure", or re- moval of tapu from a newly built house, canoe, &c. In some cases the hau was eaten ; in others it was left entirely for the atua. Kia tae atu au ki te kawe atu i te hau o tenei tanga ika ; a kia tae atu ki te tohunga, kia whangaia ki te atua. (22) 2 something connected with a per- son on whom it is intended to practise enchantment ; such as
a portion of his hair, a drop of his spittle, anything which has touched his person, tkc, which, when taken to the tohunga, might serve as a connecting link between his incantations and their object. 3 return present by way of acknowledgement for present received.
HS,ua, a. 1 crippled; lame. Ka haua te waewae. 2 cowardly^; without spirit. He iwi haua ma- tou ; kahore i rapua he utu.
H^uS,itu, a. 1 starved with cold; pinched. He hauaitu to matou mate. 2 lean; wasted. He kuri hauaitu. 3 listless; without heart. Ka hauhauaitu ahau, he pouri no roto i a au.
H3,uS,ngi, a. cool.
H9,uar§,hi, n. west wind.
H9,uS,rea, a. 1 thin; lean; 2 weak. 3 cowardly, 'i of no account.
HS,uatiu, n. north-west wind.
H^uauru, n. west wind. Hauau- ru-ma-raki ; north-west wind.
HS.uh9,k6, V. t. take up a root crop. Hauhakea ana nga kai ; te marangatanga mai, e waru nga rau. (114)
HS,uhungS,, n. frost.
HS,uk6ti, V. t. intercept; cut off. Ka haukotia e te mate. — Hau- koti i te aroaro, obstruct.
haukoti, n. intercepting party. Katahi ka kokiritia e te hau- koti a te wha tekau.
H^uku, n. dew.
Haumaku, a. bedewed; wet.
H3,uinangorda, n. panax simplex; a tree.
Haumaruru, a. 1 languid. Ka haumaruru nga kanohi i te mate. 2 indifferent ; unconcerned. Me mutu i konei te haumaruru o matou ; me matakana nga ka- nohi i enei rr.ngi e takoto nei.
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Haumauiui, n. result of one's toil; tvork acconqMshed. Te haumauiui o nga niea kua mate; te haumauiui o nga mea kua riro atu.
Haumi, v. t. join. 2 lengthen by fcldition. 3 reserve; lay aside. Hoake rawa ka haumi i tetahi niaku : — ka pau ra hoki.
h^umi, n. 1 piece of wood by which the body of a canoe is lengthened. 2 joint by which the additional piece is fastened. 3 confederacy; consjnracy. E ;niea ana a Hongi, he haumi te- v.nei ki a ia.
Haumiri, v. t. sail cdong coast- line.
Haunui, n. dew.
Haunga, a. odorous ; stinking. He ngohi tenei e haunga mai nei.
haunga, n. odour. Rongo kau ano te tupua ra i te liaunga aliua tangata. (150)
Haunga, ad. besides ; not. E rua mano te tane ; haunga te wa- hine, te tamariki.
Hauora, a. revived. Kua hauora te tupapaku, kua maranga.
hauora, n. cordyline Banksii; a plant.
whakahauora, v. revive; refresh.
I. Haupapa, n. frost; ice.
II. Haupapa, v. t. lie in wait for. Akuanei ka haupapatia tatou e te taua.
Haupongi, n. eddy tvind.
Haupu, n. heap.
haupu, a V. t. j)lace in a heap.
Haupuria nga makoi ki konei.
/3 V. i. lie in a heap. Haura, n. sick person ; invalid. Haurahi, n. dew. Haurangi, a. 1 mad; 2 drunken. haurangi, n. verandah.
Haurapa, v. t. search for dili- gently.
HS,urS,r6, a. low down. Me fie mea no konei, he hauraro noa iho te kakahu o te weruweru.
(147) hauraro, n. north wind.
Haurokurokii, a. unsettled; un- certain. E haurokuroku ana te korero : he korero pai i tetahi rangi, he korero kino i tetahi.
Hauriitii, n. dew. See also under rutu.
Hautai, n. sponge.
HS,utaku, a. bedewed; wet. Tera pea kei te hautaku a roto o te kalio.
HS,utaorua, n. dew.
HautS,ruru, a. unwary ; heedless.
Hautete, v. i. jabber.
Hautope, v. t. cut asunder ; cut
o.f-
Hautu, V. i. beat time for the row- ers in a canoe.
HS,utuniu. See under tumu.
Hautiitu, a. insubordiviate.
Hauware, a. hanging down; j^eti- du lous.
HS.'wa, V. i. be chipped; be broken.
Ka liawa te karaha nei i te ta-
niaiti. ha'wahawa, v. i. be smeared. E
tarn a, e tama, hawahawa ana
te iiinu i ou kauwae. hawa or haw^ahawa, n. ventral
fin of a fish. HS,-wai, n. a fungus growing oji
trees. hawaha"wai, n. hillocks in which
weeds are buried, and which are
afterwards planted with pota- toes. I. Haware, n. saliva. hawareware, a. full of saliva.
E Jiawareware ana te mangai.
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II. Ha"ware.
haware"ware, a. lean. He poaka hfiwareware.
Havr^tS,, v. i. mutter. E hawata ana te tupapaku.
HavratS, n. the same as awhato.
Ha-wea.
■whakaha-wea, v. t. 1 despise. E tika ana ano te whakahawea ki a ia, he tutua hoki ia. 2 dis- believe. E kore au e whakaha- wea ki tana korero.
Ha'werS,, n. place tvhere the ferii or bush has beeoi destroyed by fire.
HawSre, n. year abundant in fruit or game. Ka hua te ta- wari, he hawere.
Hawini'wini, v. i. shiver ?vith cold ; shudder.
Ha'whe, v. i. go or come round. Kua hawhe katoa nga ika ki roto.
ha'whe, n. some portion of a drag- net.
HiwHii;, n. half.
He, art. a; an; some: both singu- lar and plural.
He, a. 1 wrong. He rawa te ma- hi nei. 2 erring; mistaken; 3 in difficulty or trouble. Ka he toku manawa. / am out of breath, or / am out of heart. 4 dead.
hehe, a. gone astray.
hengia, pass, be mistaken for an- other. Kei hengia koe.
he, n. 1 error ; mistake. 2 diffi- culty; trouble.
■whakahe, v. t. 1 cause to go astray; mislead. Na te kuia ra matou i whakahe. 2 find fault with; condemn.
I. Hea, n. interrogative. 1 what place. Ko hea te tangata ra? 2 when repeated it signifies every place. Ka tukua nga pu- rahorua ki hea, ki hea, kia haere
mai ki te whawhai. (loi) — No hea is often used as a strong negative, like 'far from it" ; not at all. "Ka toru tekau tau i ako ai Piliopa ; no hea ra e rongoe?" ^ what time. A hea koe liaere ai ?
II. Hea, n. multitude; majority.
Tena ko te hea o te tangata, e
kore e whakaae. heahea, &. foolish; silly. Hea, n. ploughshare. HeS.ngS,, n. derivative from he.
I. Hei, prep, future. 1 at of time or place. Hei te po taua hoe ai. (41) — Hei kona takoto ai. 2 for ; to, denoting the use to be made of anything, &c. Ka pau nga pata kaanga hei kinaki mo te koura. — Ko wai tou ta- ngata hei tangi i a koe, hei ngaki hoki i tou mate? (40) 3 forming a future with the ne- gative adverb kaua. Kaua hei tiitu : whakatupu tangata. (82)
II. Hei, n. ornament for the nech. hei, V. t. ^vear round or suspend
from the neck. Heia ki tou
kaki. hei, V. i. be requited. Ka hei
tana. (72) — Ka hei tau. (145) whakahei, v. t. go to meet. Ti-
kina whakaheitia a Te Whata-
iiui ki te ara. Heihei, n. 1 noise, Tutii ana te
lieihei. 2 barn-door fowl. Heinga, n. parent ; ancestor. Heipu, a. 1 cotning, or going
straight toivards ; hitting exactly.
Heipu tonu atu au, ko taua mea
e takoto ana. 2 just; proper.
Kei ou matua te take heipu. Heitiki, n. a greenstone ornament
worn round the neck. Heka, a. mo^ildy. Kua heka nga
kao nei.
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H6kS, V. i. 1 descend. Ka kake matou ; ka heke. 2 ehb. Kia heke te tai ka haere ai tatou. 3 drip. Ka heke te wai o te taha. 4 migrate. A, whaka- tika ake a NGahue, ka heke atu, he whenua ke. (68) 5 miss a mark.
heke, n. 1 one who migrates ; jjarty of emigrants. 2 rafter. 3 a kind of eel.
•whakaheke, v. t. 1 cause to de- scend (fee; let down. 2 catch eels by means of a net attached to a weir. Ka riro a Te Iwi ma ki te whakaheke tuna.
vrhakaheke, n. rope.
"whakahekeheke, a. striped.
heketanga, n. descent of a hill.
HSkgiuai, n. a kind of shark.
HgkSrau, n. S7nall tubers oj ku- mara, striking into the ground from the knots in the shoots.
HSkSt§,r^, n. olearia Cunning- harnii, a tree.
HgkStua, n. necessary stool. Ka hanga hoki e ia te heketua hei whakareinga mo nga tahae (35).
Heki, n. egg.
H&jn&ngk, n. basket half full.
Hgrnihemi, n. 1 back of the head. 2 excess over a definite number. Kotahi rau ma whita, hemihemi; one hundred and seven and over.
H^md, V. i. 1 be passed by; begone away. 2 iniss a mark. Ka hemo te patu a Huka. 3 con- sumed. Kua hemo nga kai o te rua. 4 be dead. Nonanahi i hemo ai taku tamaiti. 5 be faint. Ka hemo au i te kai, / am faint for tvant of food., i.e. / am hungry. 6 denoting the completion of an action. Ka hemo te pakelia te muru. The white man has been phmdered.
Heoi
'whakahemo, a v. t. consume, (i V. i. be consumed.
whakahemohemo, a v. t. attend at the deathbed of any one. Kei te whakahemohemo a Te Hepa- tahi i tana wahine. /3 v. i. be at the jK>int of death.
Hemokai, a. hungry.
Hgniimi, v. i. be out of sight; disappear. Kua henumi nga uwhi ki raro ki te whenua.
■whakahenumi, v. t. cause to dis- appear, (fee.
HgngS,, n. 1 edge of the body oJ a canoe, to which the " rauawa" is fastened. 2 food for a working party. Kei te taka ratou i te henga.
hengahenga, n. 1 girl. 2 geni- ostoma ligustrifolium ; a shrub.
hengahenga, a. quite dry. See hangehange.
Heng^, n. derivative from he.
H6ngi or hghSngi, v. i. blow gently. Ano te matangi e he- hengi mai nei.
whakahengi, v. i. 77iove stealthily. E whakahengi mai ana te ta- ngata ki a au.
Hengia, n. black skin.
Hengia, v. pass, of he.
H66i or hgoti, ad. 1 denoting completeness or sufficiency of a statement or enumeration, and generally having ano joined with it : there is no more; there are none other. Heoi ano nga to- hunga nana i hanga nga waka. (69) These ivere all the skilled workmen, &c. Heoi ra, that will do; it is enough. 2 imply- ing that what follows is the natural result of what has jus* been stated : accordingly ; and so; so then; whereupon. Heoi ano, ka pouri te ngakau o Ta- ngaroamihi mo tana mokai ka
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mate nei. (i6i) Kiitahi ka pa te karanga, " E ! he taiiivvha, lie taniwha e haere inai nei ! " lieoi ka whati te ope ra. (150) 3 but; however. Ka inea aliau kia luiere; heoi kahoie lie waUa e whiti ai aliau ki tawahi.
Hepaba, 11. tthepherd.
Hepetema, n. Sejifeinbei:
I. H6r6, V. t. tie; tie up; fasten tvith cords. Tena, tatou ka here i te ra nei kia ata haere. (18) here, n. string to tie with.
herehere, n. 1 captive; slave. 2 captivity. "Whare herehere, jiri-
S071.
II. Here, n. spear for killing birds. Haere mai ano raua me te here wero manu ano. (137)
here, v. t. kill birds with a spear.
III. Here.
■whakahere, v. t. conciliate with a present.
•whakahere, n. present; propitia- tory offering. Compare where.
H6rgpu, V. t. 1 seize; catch and hold firmly. Hereputia tonutia atu e au, te ! ka mau. 2 tie up) in bundles. Hereputia nga witi na.
HSrSngiitu, n. witho7it projectirig eaves.
HfirSttmu, n. cooking shed; kit- chen. Compare -whareumu.
I. HSru, n. coinb for the hair. Hei heru tetahi taha o te iwi paraoa.
h#ru, V. t. comb; dress with a comb.
Ka tuturi nga turi ki tana wai
heru. (55) heruheru, n. todea superba, a
plant.
II. Heru, V. i. begin to flow (of the tide only). Kei te aha te tai 1 Katalii ano ka heru mai.
Heteri, n, sentry.
I. Heu, n. eaves. Perea atu ana,
ehara, titi toiiu ki nga lieu o te
whare. (81) II. Heu, heheu, \.t. separate; pull
asunder. Ka rere mai taua tu-
puna nei, ka heua ake, aia I he
tangata. (11) heuheu, a v. t. scatter ; clear away.
Heuheutia nga otaota i roto i
te whare. (i v. i. be dispersed.
Akuanei heuheu ai nga tangata
ki te mahi. Heu, v. t. shave. II Eu, n. razor. H6uSa, V, i. be sepairtted. Ka
heuea te po, ka heuea te ao. (4)
I. HS'wS,, V. i. be deluded ; be under a false impression. Kia hewa ai nga hoa na te taua i kai. (94)
II. He"wa, a. bald. He niahunga hewa.
I. Hi, int. expressing contempt. whakahi or whakahihl, v. i.
jeer; sneer; speak conteiuptuous- ly. Ko wai tenei e whakahihi mai nei ?
II. Hi or hihi, v. i. 1 make a hiss- ing noise. 2 be affected with diarrhcca.
Tvhakahihi, v. t. cause to hiss.
III. Hi, a V. t. 1 raise; draw up. Ka hiia tera nga nana o te ta- ngata ra, ka riri. 2 catch with hook and line; fish. Ka rewa te waka o ona tuakana ki te hi ika. (20) (3 y. i. datv7i. Ka hi te ata. (55) See also hihi.
hihi, V. t. pull up; draivup. Pass, hiia. Hiia ake tou kakahu.
I. Hia, a. interrogative numeral. how many ? Kia hia he tangata mo runga i te waka 1 When used with reference to persons it generally has toko prefixed. Tokohia ou hoa?— Te hia? Which in order? — Kihai i hia nga ra ka u matou ki Poneke. There were not many days, &c.
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II. Hia, hiahia,v.t. 1 desirp : u-iKli. E liiahia ana ahau ki te haere. 2 he in love with. Otira ko Te Ponga, kua hiahia rawa hoki ki te waliine ra. (164)
hiahia, n. 1 desire; icisli. 2 tltov'jJit ; imayination.
III. Hia. n. difficulty. Te hia puta mai o korua i te tai ki. Wliat difficulty you must have had in coming througli, mving to the Jiigh tides.
Hiainu, a. thirsty. Ka mate a Te Ponga i te hiainu. (168)
Hiakai, a. hungry.
hiakaitia, v. passive, he desired for food. E kore tena kai e hiakaitia.
Hiako, n. skin; hide; bark; rind,
Hiamo, v. i. he excdted; he elevated. Hianio ana tera te pa ra ki runga. Comp. huamo.
Si^'Hioe, a. droivsy : sleejiy.
Hianga, a. vicious ; refractory ; dish onest.
hiangatia, v. passive, he imposed 7tpon. Kua hiangatia aliau e te k;ii hoko.
Hia.iig6ng6, v. t. pi7ir aicny. Ka koa ra, ka kite atu lioki i te v.'hakahiangongo o tona ngakau.
(165)
Hiapo, V. i. he gathered together.
Hiato, V. i. he gathered together.
"whakahiato, v. 1. 1 collect together. 2 7-educe in size. Na te alii i whakaliiato te niotu rakau.
Hia-waero, or Hiaw^ero, n. tail of an animal.
Hie, V. i shout.
■whakahie, v. t. shout at for pur- pose of driving away, &c.
Hihi, n. ray of the .sun. Comp. ihiihi.
^vhaka.hihi, n. part of a fishing net, between the uru and the ngake.
I. HikS,, n. a term of address to young people of both sexes. E hika e !
II. Hika, v. t. 1 7-nh violently. 2 kindle fire by rubbing two pices of wood together. Hikaia he alii ma tatou. 3 perform a ceremony with incantations, kindling fire being part of tlie ceremony. Ka hikaia ki runga ki tona huware kia mate ai ia.
hikahika, a v. t. rwft,- chafe. Ta- ngohia ake ana te iwa o nga kumara hei hikahikanga i te ngao o Tutawa-whanau-moana. (112) /i V. i. chafe. Ka haere, ka hikahika te tamaiti.
HIkaikai, v. i. 1 move the feet to and fro. 2 writhe. Kia rore i te karaka ka hikaikai te ta- ngata. 3 he impatient. Ki te ki mai koe kia riri taua, ka hikaikai au ki tena mahi.
Hik§,ka, a rash. Kaua e hika- katia to haere.
Hikanui, n. strong nortJt-easi sea breeze.
Hlkar5, v. t. pnck out. Hikarohia te rakau nei i roto i toku wae- wae. — Hikarohia nga mea ra- rahi o nga kai na.
Hiki, a V. t. lift up; carry; nurse. Kei hea te kai hiki o te tamaiti nei ? /? V. i. 1 get ujj; start. Ki te hiki tetahi o konei i te ara, ka mau taura a Henare hei here. 2 jump or leap involuntarily. I hiki taku karakia. (28) My charm was imperfect — skipped. Ka hiki toku poho. My heart leaps lip, as when one is startled or goes into cold water. — Kia hiki te tapuae ; spoken of early dawn when one can just see where one is going to tread.
hikihiki, v. t. carry about in the arms; nurse.
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hiki, n. 1 charm for raishu/ tisli, t^'C. Kaore aiio i ata imitu iioa te karakia wluikaoiigaoiifja, t' whakaliua ana i te hiki. (158)
Hikir3-ngi, v. i. be unsf^ft/ed. Teva e reka te noho o te tangata e hikirangi ana mo te liaere?
Hikitorea, n. dirge accompanied with extravagant gestures.
Hik5, V. i. 1 move in a random, ivay. Kia rite te haere : kaua tetahi e hiko ki nma. 2 stir as Ijirds at daylight. E hiko ana te manu i te ata, ka whakatika maua, ka liaere. 3 stretch out the hand at random Hiko tou te tangata ra ki nga nojarehu, apuatanga. 4 begin to shine; dawn. Kei Turuturu ka hiko te ata i a maua. 5 flash, as lightning. Pass, hikoia, be shone upon. Hikoia, e te awa- tea, ano he pounamu kei nga karupango e titiwha ana. (159)
hiko, n. distant ligldning. Ara te hiko e kowha mai ra.
hihiko, V. i. move quickly; be strenuous. Kia hihiko te haere.
Hikoi, V. i. step. Te kaha te hi- koi o te tangata.
Hikdko, a. tvasted; starved. Ka hikoko nga tamariki a Taunaha.
Hiku, n. 1 tail of a fish or rep- tile. Oraora kau ana ko te hiku kau. (160) 2 rear of an army on march, or of a company of travellers. Taihoa, kia tapeke mai te hiku. 3 tip of a leaf, tfec, point. 4 head waters of a river.
Hikunga, n. head of a river.
Hikupeke, v. i. be shortened so as not to hang down low. Pu- korukorua kia hikupeke tou ki runga.
Hikutau, n. 1 head of a valley or river. WHaia ana e maua, a
kei te liikutau o te wai nei ka mau. 2 en.d 0/ a season. Note hikutau uoa nei taku i onokia a i .
Himu, n. liip-how (for humu).
Hina, n. nrey hairs.
hina, a. liavinq rp-ey hairs.
Hin§,ki, n. basket for catchincj eels;
e.l-p„t.
Hmakipouri, a. quite dark. Ka hiuakipouri, ka huaki.
HinS,nioe, a. sleepy.
Hinamoki, n. a kind of rat.
Hinana, a. stariuy angrily ; look- ing fierce (spoken of the eyes or eyebrows). Hinana ana nga. kanolii o Rewa.— Hinana ana nga Icape.
Hinapouri, a. 1 very dark. 2 very sad
Hinatore, v. i. tivinkle; glorv with an unsteady light
hinatore, n. 1 any phosphores- cent stibstance. 2 young shoots of a species of toetoe. Na te hinatore i wero toku waewae.
Hinau, n. elceocarpus dentatus; a tree.
Hine, n. girl. Generally used only in addressing a girl or young woman. E hine !
Hineatauira, n. a variety of flint.
Hinekorako, n. a spirit supposed to reside in lunar rainbows.
Hinengaro, n. 1 some portion of the intestines. 2 seat of the thoughts and feelings: Jieart, E kitea koia nga wliaka;iro o te hinengaro 1
hinengaro, v. t. desire Kahore oku hinengaro whawhai ki tena wahi.
Hine"waiapu, n. a var. of mat a.
HiNOTA, n. synod.
Hinu, n. 1 oil ; fat. 2 game, such as pigeons, rats, ifec, {(reserved in their own fat.
Hinga
HingS,, V. i. 1 fall from an erect position. Nau koe i liinga ai. 2 lean. Pass, hingaia, be fal- len upon. Kei hingaia koe e te rakau.
llingahinga, v. i. fall in numbers, as on a battle-field, ifec.
hingahinga, n. almighter of num- bers.
hihinga, v. i.fall in numbers.
"whakahinga, v. t. catise to fall from an erect position.
Hingongi, n. a variety of potato.
Hioi, n. 1 mentha Cunningharnii, a plant. 2 anthus Nova' Ze- landia, a bird.
Hiore, n. tail of a quadruped.
Hip3., V. i. 1 start aside. I hipa koe ki taliaki i ora ai. 27^ass on one side. Hipa ke atu, hipa ke mai, kahore i kitea. 3 pass as a month, year, &c. No Ape- rira kua hipa nei matou i tae mai ai. 4 exceed in length ; sur- pass. Ka hipa ke tenei rakau; kotia iho.
"whakahipa, v. t. turn aside. Sometimes with a reflective sig- nification. WHakahipa ki taha- ki, kei mau koe.
"Whakahipa, n. head; hair of the head.
"Whakahipahipa, a. irregidar; of different lengths or heights. He taiepa whakahipahipa.
HiPl, n. 1 sheep. 2 ship. Ho- rahia te titiro whaka waho ki Karewa, aurerenga hipi.
Hipdki, V. t. cover. Hipokina ki te kakahu.
hipoki, n. covering.
1. HirS,, a. numerous; abundant.
hira, n. multitude. Katahi au ka kite i te hira o te tangata.
"Whakahirahira, v. t. extol; mag- nify to depreciation of others. Sometimes used reflectively ;
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extol oneself. Ehara te wha- kahirahira o te tangata ra; ka- tahi matou nei ka rongo i ena korero.
II. Hira.
hihirS,, a. shy; susjncious. Ka hihira au ki tena ara, kei mate au.
HirS,!!, a v. t. entangle; trip up. He aha i hirautia nei e koe toku waewae? (i v. i. be caught; be entangled. Kei hirau mai taku pu i te otaota, ka mate au.
hirau, n. paddle.
HlrS.wSrS.'wfi, a. irksome; pain- ful. Hirawerawe ana te wha- tinga o toku ringaringa.
Hirea, a. indistinct. Rongo hi- rea ake ahau ki te tangata e karanga mai nei.
hirearea, n. 1 indistinct sound. Na ! te hirearea waha tangata e mea nei. 2 stink of a corpse.
HirgrS, v. i. gush; spirt.
Hiri.
hihiri, a. 1 laborioiis; energetic; assiduous. Hihiri marie koe ki te haramai i roto i te mara- ngai. 2 laborious; requiring exertion. Katahi te hihiri i a au ki te haere ki reira ! What tvork I shall have, &c.
hirihiri, v. t. repeat charms over a person, with the view of im- parting energy. Ka hirihiria atu ki te kauhou o Houmaita- whiti. (127)
"whakahirihiri, a v. t assist; re- lieve. He kore tangata hei whakahirihiri te riro ai te peke paraoa. /Sv.i. rely; lean. Ka- hore i pai ki a au, whakahirihiri ke ki a Te Kani.
Hiri, n. seal.
HiRiwA, n. silver.
Hirdki, a. thin; lean.
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HIrdri, v. i. stagger. Hirori ana nga waewsie i te taimaha o te wahanga.
HiTA, n. cedar.
HitS,rS,ri, a. very hard. He maro hitarari.
Hit9,ri, n. sieve.
HitS.u, n. small mat for the waist; a])r(m.
HitS.'wSta'we. a. very long. Hi- taw etawe ana te roa o to ta- ngata,
Hitiki, V. i. hop. Hiteki atu ki ko.
Hm, n. sheet.
HitSngS., a. very hard. Maro hi- tenga te oneone nei.
Hit5k5, V. i. hop.
HivrS., a. watchjul; wakeful. Kia hiwa ! kia hiwa !
Hi'wS,!, n. potato.
Hi-wS,i"wS,kS, 1 a species of rhi-
Hi"waka"waka/ pidura; a bird.
Hi'wSkS,, a. hanging.
'whakahi'weka, v. t. hang up. Te mea na whakahiwekaa. (R.)
Hiwi, n. 1 ridge of a hill. Tena a Matete te oma na i runga i nga hiwi. 2 beaten track. Ka haere matou i ro ngahere, a puta atu matou ki te hiwi.
lii-wihiTvi, n. a fish.
Hi"wi, V. t. jerk a fishing line so as to hook the fish.
I. Ho, V. used only in the com- pound forms, hoake, homai, hoatu.
II. Ho, V. i. ^5?t< out tlie lips ; ptorit; a mark of derision. Ho ana nga ngutu. 2 shout. Heoi, ka tangi i konei te ho a te iti, a te rahi. (i6o)
lldho, V. i. 1 drop; trickle. Hoho ana te toto. 2 speak angrily; say '^hoho" ! 3 grin.
III. Ho, n. hoe; spade.
1. Hoa, n. friend; mate; compa-
nion. Ko taku hoa koia tau e patai mai na? (147)
hoahoa, n. spouse. Used also of two women, wives of the same husband. Ka owha mai te wa- hine ra ki tana hoahoa. (187)
"Wliakahoa, v. t. viake a compa- nion of; associate with.
II. Hoa, V. t. 1 ai7n a blow at by throwing. Hoaina ki te ko- whatu. 2 charm the ground over which one is about to pass. Te kaha ia te whai i taua ta- ngata, katahi ka karangatia ki tana wahine hei hoa i ona ta- puwae. (119) 3 utter incanta- tions for the above purpose. Katahi ka hoaia e Tamure ki te paepae o tona whare. (172)
HoakS, a V. t. give or bring to some place connected with the speaker but in which he is not at the time of speaking. /3 v. i. go on.
Hoanga, n. a kind of stone used as a grindstone or whetstone.
HoARi, n. stvord.
Hbariri, n. enemy.
HoatS,, n. 1 long sjjear. 2 the moon on the third day. E ! ka ara te marama, he hoata. (55)
H5atu, a v. t. give away from the speaker ; ptit. Pass, hoatu. Ka tae te tangata ra ki tana taurekareka ka hoatu hei utu mo te ruahine ra. (49) f3 v. i. move on in a direction away from the speaker, generally im- plying that the speaker is about to follow.
H6e, V. t. 1 prish aivay with the hand. Tona panga atu ki a ia ka hoea mai. — He ringa hoea ; a suitor whose addresses have not been accepted. 2 paddle; row. Ka rewa ki te moana, ka utaina, hokowhitu ki runga, katahi ka
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hoea. (56) 3 hence intransi- tively travel in a boat or canoe; make a voyage. Hei te po taua hoe ai, kei kitea taua e te ta- ngata whenua. {41)
hoe, n. paddle; oar.
hoehoe, v. t. 1 toss about; scat- ter. 2 paddle about; make re- peated trijjs in a boat or canoe. He hoehoe waka te mahi a nga tamariki nei. 3 convey in a boat or canoe, making repeated trips. Kei te hoehoea nga hanga a te pakeha ki uta.
'Whakahoe, v. t. wave the hand in token of refusal, ifec. ; reject; sheiv indifference to.
Hoha, a. 1 wearied witli expec- tation, importunity, anxiety, &c. Ka hoha au i tau mahi wha- katoi. 2 wearisoine. He mahi hoha tenei.
HdhShohe, a. wrinkled with laugh- ter. Hohehohe ana nga papari- nga o ISTGapuhi ki a koe. (Com- pare ngohengohe.)
HShoeka, n. p)anax longissimum; a tree.
Hohonu, see under honu.
Hdh5r5, see under horo.
I. H6i, n. 1 lobe of the ear. 2 gus- set of a garment.
II. Hoi, a. 1 far off; distant. Ka titiro atu te rangatira o te pa nei ki tana kotiro ka hoi noa atu. (170) 2 deaf; obstinate. NGare noa, kihai hoki i rongo ; ka hoi a te Kahureremoa. (143)
lioihoi, a. deafening ; noisy. Hoi- hoi tahi koutou 1 What a noise you make !
H61A, n. 1 soldier. 2 sawyer.
Hoihere, n. hoheria 2)opul7iea ; a tree.
HoiHO, n. horse.
Hoiki, a. diminishing in size up- wards; tapiering. Ka hoiki tonu
te upoko.
HokS., a. projecting sharply up- wards; pointed. Ka hoka te kapua ; of points of cloud pro- jecting upwards from a bank in the horizon. He hoka te whare; the house is steep-roofed.
hoka, V. t. take on the point of a fork, ifec. Ka kai te tangata tapu, he mea hoka ki te rakau tana kai ; e kore e totoro tona ringa.
hoka, n. screen made of branches, stuck into the ground. Ka riro ki te hanga hoka manu.
Hokai, a. 1 spread out; extend- ed. Ka hokai nga waewae o Ruru ki te rere. — Kia hokai te haere ! Step) out I 2 far apart. He hokai te ono 0 te taro.
hokai, n. 1 large feathers of the wi7ig. 2 brace; stay. 3 breadth.
hokaikai, v. i. move backivards and forwards. Ko nga waewae anake te hokaikai ana.
Hokaka, v. t. desire.
Hokari, a v. i. stretch out one's legs. /3 V. t. move by stretch- ing out the legs. E tama ! he aha e hokaritia na e koe nga kakahu ?
Hdkehdkga, a. 07it of patience. Roa noa atu e whanga ana ki a koe, a, hokehokea noa i te whanganga.
H5keke, a. obstinate; churlish.
I. Hoki, V. i. return. Tatou ka hoki ki te kainga. Pass, hokia, be returned for or to. Hokia ta tatou hoe ka mahue atu ra.
hoki, n. restorative charm for a sick person, blighted crops, ifec.
hokihoki, v. i. return frequently.
■whakahoki, v. t. 1 turn back; cause to return. 2 give back. WHakahoki kupu ; answer.
Hoki
II. Hoki, ad. or conj. 1 also. Ka haere hoki ahau. 2 for; because. Ka noho ia ki raro, ka pouri hoki ia ki a ia e ka- taina ana e te tini o te Atiha- pai. (39) — Ina hoki, as may be inferred from the fact that; for. Ina hoki ka ngaro noa iho nga tira haere atu o reira ki Roto- rua. {156) 3 to give emphasis to an assent or affirmation, &c. Ae : me nolio hoki ra koe. (120) — Ko wai tena tangata? Aua hoki: he tauhou ia. (133)
H5kid, V. i. descend. Ka taea a runga o te maunga nei, ka ho- kio atu ki raro.
Hokioi, n. a bird ; the same as hakuai.
I. Hoko, V. t. exchange; barter ; buy; sell. I hokona tona ka- kahu ki te poaka. The price of the thing bouglit or sold is pre- ceded by the preposition ki.
hoko, n. merchandise. He hoko tenei ka u.
hohoko or hokohoko, v. i. traf- fic; trade.
II. Hoko, a prefix to numerals signifying ten times the sub- joined numeral. Hokotahi ; ten. Hokotoru, thirty.
Hokomirimiri, v. t. stroke; jmt. Heoi ano ; tau ware atu nga ringaringa ki runga i te pane hokomirimiri ai. (159)
H5inai, v. t. give to the person speaking ; briiig. Ka mea atu a Hoturapa, Homai hoki ki a au. (109)
Homiromiro, n. petroica toitoi; a bird. "He kanohi homiro- miro;" said of one who has sharp sight for very small ob- jects.
Houae, n. small basket or wallet.
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H6n6, V. t. plunder; appropriate the prope7'ty of others. No te hone matou katoa.
H6n6a, v. i. 1 be absent. Kahore ahau kia whai iwi i te honea- tanga o nga tangata i haere mai ai ahau. 2 escape. Kahore a Te Kooti i mau i matou ; i ho- nea tonu.
H5ni or hohoni, v. t. 1 bite; wound slightly. I hohoni kau te mata, kihai i ngoto. 2 de- vour; consume. Ka honia e te mate.
HoNi, n. honey.
Honia, ad. intensifying mangere Ko nga herehere o konei, he mangere honia ki te hanga wha- re, ki te hanga pa.
Hono, V. t. 1 sjMce; join. 2 add.
hono, a. continual.
Hondhonoa, v. i. be vexed; be annoyed. No reira ka hono- honoa ahau.
HoNORE, n. honour.
WHAKAHONORE, V. t. honour.
Honii, n. fresh water.
hohonu, a. dee^i. He wai hohonu tenei.
Honga, V. t. tilt; make to lean on one side. Hongaia mai te waka kei eke ki te tahuna.
Hongere, n. channel.
Hongi, V. t. 1 smell; sniff. 2 salute by touching noses.
HoPANE, n. saucepan.
Hopara, n. bellfy. Ka ngaro ano ki roto ki te hopara nui o Toi- tehuatahi. (107)
Hope, n. loins; tvaist. To nga hope te wai.
Hopeki-wi, n. potato pit.
Hopetea, n. folytropa textiliosa, a shell-fish.
Hopi, n. soap.
I. Hopi, n. native oven; hdngi. E kongange ana te hopi.
Hopi
II. Hopi or Hopipi, v. i. he ter- rified; he fainthearted. Hopo and hopohopo a. fearful;
apprehensive; overawed. Nako-
nei ano toku ngakau i hopo ake
ai. whakahopo, v. t. alarm. Hopii, V. t. 1 catch; seize. Nana
i hopu te mataika. 2 snatch. hopuhopu, V. t. catch frequently ;
catch one after another. hopuhopu, n. porpoise. Hopu, V. i. be swollen, like a
blister. Hopiia, a. 1 depressed, like a
cup or trough. 2 lying in 2JOols.
Ka hopua te wai i te marae. Hora, V. t. spread out; expand.
Ko te horahanga ki reira o Hu-
nakiko, ka matakitakina. (113) hora, a. scattered about. Titiro
ki te tangata e hora ana ki ta-
tahi. Horapa, a. disseminated through;
overspreading. Hore, ad. (generally used with
I'awa, emphatically) not. Hore
rawa, not at all. Compare Ka-
hore. hore or hohore, v. t. peel; strip
off. Horehorea te hiako. hore, n. burial place under tapu. horehore, n. husks; peelings. HoRERA, n. sorrel.
I. Hori, V. t. exit a piece out of the ear ; slit. Horia te taringa o te poaka.
II. Hori, n. side. Ki hori ! stand aside !
hori, V. i. be gone by. Kua hori atu aua tangata inakuara.
hori or horihori, &. false; untrue.
hori, V. t. 1 speak falsely. He aha tau e horihori % 2 mistake ; viisjudge. Ka hori a Tawhaki he wahine no tenei ao ano. (48)
whakahori, v. t. disbelieve. E
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kore e whakahoria to korero. HorirSrire, n. gerygone flaviven- tris, a small bird, the same as riroriro. I whea koe i te ta- ngihanga o te horirerire, ka tanu ai i tetahi kawei hue mau?
I. Horo, a V. i. 1 fall in frag- ments; crumble down. Ka horo te pari ki te moana. 2 drop offov out (spoken of a number of synall things as grains, tubers, &c. Ko te kumara ka horo haere tonu i te huarahi. (136) Z fall or be taken, as a fortress, &c. Ka Ilia nga pa horo a te taua o Hongi 1 4 differ. Kihai i horo ; ina, ko te ahau tonu tena. (6x) Pass, horoa, be fallen upon by anything crumbling down. /3 V. t. cause to crumble doivn. — Horoa te oneone o runga.
horo, n. landslip.
■whakahoro, v. t. 1 ca^ise to crumble down. 2 scatter. 3 take to jneces. Ka whakahoroa i reira te waka nei a Aotea. (112) 4 slack off or let out a line.
horohoro, v. t. retnove the taj^u from a house, &c.
horonga, n. food eaten hy the tohxmga during the above cere- mony.
II. Horo, or most commonly ho- horo, a. qiiick; speedy. Mahue rawa te hohoro o te tangata nei.
•whakahohoro, v. t. hurry; hasten. HI. Horo, V. t. swallow. Ka ki-
tea tona puku e horo nei i nga
uri o Tiki. (152) H6r66kS,, n. panax longissimum ;
a tree. Horoi, V. t. wash. horoi, n. material to tvash with ;
soap. Horokaka, n. mesembryanthemum
australe ; a plant.
Hou
H6r6kio, n. lomaria procera; a fern.
Hdrdmi, v. t. swallow; devour. Ka wliatetere te wahine ra i tona puku hei horomi i a Maui. (i8) Comp. HI. Horo.
HorSmiti, v. t. eat ravenously; devour. Nana i horomiti nga kill i pan wawe ai.
HorSpekapeka, n. blue shark.
Horbpito, n. driniys axillaris; a shrub.
HorStea, a. pale. Taia ana nga ngutu, a ka kitea ka liorotea, ka taruatia.
HorStete, a. worii out; prostrat- ed. Ko Paora tera, horotete ana i te mare.
H5ru, n. red ochre; burnt koko- wai ; used as a pigment. See kokovrai.
Horu, V. i. 1 grunt ; snort. I ta- wliiti ano e haere mai ana ko te horu kua tae mai ki roto. (162) 2 yell in accompaniment to the war-dance. Kia rite te takahi, te papaki, me te horu a te ta- ngata. (167) 3 rankle. Kei roto i a ia 6 horu ana te whakataka- riri, ina hoki ka puta kei waho, kei nga kanohi.
horuhoru, tvild tur^iij).
Horiia, v. i. descend. Ka haere, ka horua ki roto ki Pakihi
HoTA, n. shot.
Hotete, n. a large caterpillar.
H5tiki, V. t. tie; fasten with cord &c. Hotikina te kuwaha o te teneti.
hotiki, n. tattoo marks on the foreliead of a woman.
I. Hoto, n. 1 wooden spade. 2 spike on the tail of sting-ray.
h6t6, V. i. hegiii a quarrel. Kaua e hoto.
II. Hoto, a. cold. Hotohoto ana te W3,i ki toku hiako.
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Hot5a, a. slo^v in growing; back- ward. He aha te parareka o tenei tau i hotoa ai ki te tupu 1
Hotokg, a. cold. Ka hotoke te kai.
hotoke, n. winter. Hei te ho- toke ahau ka hoki atu ai.
I. Hotu, n. the moon on the 15th day; called also Atua-mate- o-hotu.
II. Hotii, V. i. (generally with nga- kau or manawa for subject). 1 sob; pant; sigh. Ka hotu tona manawa, he sighs. 2 de- sire eagerly ; long. E hotu ana toku ngakau ki te haere. 3 chafe with animosity, &c. Ka hotu toku ngakau ki a ia, he hoariri hoki ia noku. 4 heave, as the swell of the sea. Ka hotu noa te moana.
hotuhotu, a. accompanied with sobs. Hotuhotu ana te tangi a te tangata ra.
I. Hou, \\. feather.
II. Hou, a. neiv : recent : fresh. Hou tonu ana te ketunga a te poaka.
III. Hou or hohou, v. t. bind ; lash together. E hohou ana ia i te taiepa. — Hohou rongo, make peace.
houhou, n. panax arboreum ; a tree.
IV. Hou, a V. t. force downwards. Houa iho kia hohonu. /8 v. i, 1 force one^s way downwards. Ka hou te kuri i raro o te ra- kau. 2 persist in a demand. Ka hou au ki a koe, ka hou, ka hou.
houhou, V. t. dig up ; obtain by digging. Kei te houhou roi mana.
V. Hou or houhou, a. 1 cool. 2 disagreeable ; unpleasant.
•whakahouhou, v. i. Jeel disgust. Ka whakahouhou nga hoa, i mea
PS
Houama
hoki ratou kia tirohia paitia ia. (193) Comp. hauhau and anu. HouS,nia, n. entelea arhorescens ;
a tree. Houanga, n. this time last year.
No houanga nei au i tae mai ai. HouS,nge, n. 1 a little while ago.
2 a little while hence. Mo a
houange nei ka hoatu. Houhou. See under hou. Houhere, houhi, or houi, n.
hoheria poinilnea ; a tree. Houkeke, a. obstinate. Ka nui
te Jioukeke o te whanoke ra, e
kore e rongo. Houraapara, n. panax arbor eum;
a tree. Houpara, n. a tree j a species of
j)a7iax. HouRA, n. soda. Houtete, a. stunted. Koi kaneke-
neke, koi aha; houtete tou i taua
wahi tahi. Hou-were, v. t. tie; bind. Hou-
weretia te takitaki.
I. Hu, n. mud ; swa7np. Kua ta- poko ki te hu.
II. Hu, V. i. bubble up. Te puna e hu ake ra i raro i te whe- nua. (154)
hu, n, tenor or drift of a speech.
Te hu o te korero. huhu, V. i. hiss ; whiz ; buzz. I
rangona kautia e ia ki te huhu
o te patu e haere iho ana ki
tona angaanga. (91)
III. Hu, a. still ; silent ; qtiiet ; at rest. E noho hu ana, kei whaka- ae, kei eke koe ki runga ki te hoiho.
IV. Hu, n. shoe. Hu.
hilhu, V. t. 1 strip off an outer covering ; cast off a rope, &c. 2 deprive of outer covering ; mahe bare. 3 Jree from tajiu.
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Hua
E haere tapu tonu ana mai i te
tanumanga i a Tamatekapua ;
katahi ka huhua, ka noa. (78) huhu, n. a beetle found in rotten
timber. I. Hua, n. 1 fruit. Kei whea
nga hua o te poroporo nei? (64)
2 egg of a bird ; roe of a fish.
3 cause ; occasion. I patua hua- koretia e ia taku tamaiti.
huahua, n. 1 birds, tkc, captured for food ; game. Nga kai o tera maunga, he kiwi, he weka, he kiore, he kuku, he tui : he mau- nga huahua tera maunga. (145)
2 small pimple. 3 a vessel in which food was boiled by means of heated stones. He huahua puwha.
hua, V. i. 1 bear fruit. E kore e hua tenei rakau. 2 abound.
3 (of the moon) be at the full.
hiihua, a. abundant.
hiihuatanga, n. excellence ; good- ness. Kahore he huhuatanga o ena kahahu.
II. Hua, n. 1 handsjnke ; lever. 2 section of land. Kotahi hua ka riro i NGaiterangi. 3 screen from wind.
huahua, n. rail of a fence.
hua, V. t. 1 raise with a lever. Huaia te rakau nei. 2 over- turn ; frustrate. Ka huaia mai e te Koikoi a taua tatai.
III. Htia, V. t. 1 name. Ka hua- ina te ingoa o tera kainga ko Kawhia. (113). — No whea te huanga o tau matau ? (21) Who ever heard of your hook ? — Ka- hore he huanga tangata o te huarahi. (149) There was not a soul on the road. 2 call by name. 3 think. E hua ana e ngaro nei, kei te mahi kai pea. ( 1 2) — Hua atu; one ivould think. Hua atu ko te Rans;i to tatou
Huai
niatua. (14) 4 6e sure ; know.
Ko wai ka hua? whakahua, v. t. 1 pr(mounce.
2 recite. Ka, wliakaliua i tana
karakia mo tana tatuatanga i
tona niaro. (97) Huai, n. a shell-tish. Huaki, a V. t. ope^i ; uncover.
Huakina ake te tatau. — Hua-
kina te rua, tikina atu nga kai
ki "waho. 2 rush upon ; charge.
No te huakanga i mate ai. ft
V. i. dawn. Huaki kau te ata,
ka hapainga mai. (157) huaki, n. assault ; charge. Huakumu, a. very fruitful. Huamanu, a. like hii'ds' eggs ;
of kumai^a producing only three
or four tubers in a hillock. Huamango, n. a variety of po- tato. Huamo, v. i. he raised in waves,
as the sea. Huamutu, n. a fish. Huaniii, n. road ; highway. Huanga, n. relative. Ka tae mai
ka noho, ka huangatia tera ta-
ngata ki a ia. (143) HuangS, n. asthna. Huapapa, n. Jlat rocks. Hiiarahi, n. road ; highway. Hiiaranga, v. t. transplant. Huare, n. spittle. Hiiata, n. spear, with a knob on
the butt. HuatS,hi, n. only child. HuatS,re, v. i. pant ; gasj) for
breath. E huatare kau ana te
manawa. Huatawa, n. a dark variety of
the siliceous stone called matd-
waiaj)u. Hue, n. 1 gourd ; cucurhita sp.
2 a fish. Huhi, n. 1 discomfiture. Haere
ana koe ki te tinihanga i to
tipuna ; ana ka kite koe i te
Zl Hukapapa
huhi. (25) 2 weariness. Ka
taea te huhi. Huhu, see under hu. Huhua, see under hua. Huhunu, see under hunu.
I. Hui or huihui, a v. t. put or add together, /i v. i. congregate ; come together. Ka huihui mai nga iwi ki te matakitaki i to ratou ito. (155)
hui or huihui, n. assembly.
II. Hui, V. t. take as plunder. Ka huia nga kakahu, ka patua.
III. Hui, V. i. he affected with cramp. Ka hui toku maui.
Huia, n. neomorpha Gouldii ; a somewhat rare bird, the tail- feathers of which are prized as ornameiits.
Huiki, a. 1 ^;mc7iec? with cold. E noho huiki mai ra te koroua ra. 2 croxiching iti fear. 3 exhausted by frequent cultiva- tion. Ka huiki te whenua.
HuirSpa, a. 1 grasping. Katahi tana huirapa mona anake ! 2 having the toes united by a membrane; webbed. He huirapa te tapuae.
I. Hiika, n. 1 foam ; froth. I whiua atu ki te hukahuka o te tai. (11) 2 frost; snotv. Ka kite ia i te huka o Tongariro. (80) 3 cold.
hukahuka, n. thrums or shreds on a mat. Ka motu nga huka- huka o tona pake. (80)
hukahuka, a. hanging in shreds. I mahue hukahuka te whare.
II. Hiika, a. long in time. E kore e huka ka tae.
III. Huka, a. deficient in measure- ment. E waru maro te roa, huka to te iwa.
Huka, n. sugar. Huka, n. hook. Hilkap§,p^, n. ice ; frost.
Hukapunga
Htikapiinga, n. snow.
Hukarere, n. snow.
Huka'whatu, n. hail.
Hukari, v. i. gesticulate. He aha te rawa o tana mahi e hukari mai ra ?
hukari, n. young of birds.
Hiike, v. t. 1 dig ujj ; exjwse by removing the earth in which it has been buried. E huke ana te wahine i te hangi. 2 ex- cavate. Ka hukea te riu o te waka. (55)
Hukeke, a. staggering.
Huki.
hukihuki, n. S2nt on which fish are roasted.
hukihuki, a v. t. roast on a spit. Hukihukia te ngohi. /3 v. i. con- tract suddenly, as the muscles. Ka mate toku ringaringa i te hukihuki.
hukinga, n. head of a valley or river.
Hukiki, V. t. shiver violently.
Humarire, a comely ; beautiful. Te puhi humarire nei, a Hine- moa. (130) — Te humariretanga o Te Whatuiapiti. (164)
Hume, V. t. bring to a point ; taper off. Ka humea te ihu, te
ta. (55)
whakahume, v. i. be drawn be- tiveen the legs (of the tail of a dog). WHakahume ana te waero o te kuri.
Humene, a. gathered up into small compass. WHakahumenemenetia mai tou kia whaiti.
Humengemenge, a. crumpled ; withered.
Humu, n. hip bone.
humuhumu, a. stripped of pro- minent parts. Takoto humu- humu kau ana ko nga tiwai anake. (171) So of trees having the branches lopped off. NGa
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Hupe
rakau e humuhumu mai ra.
I. Huna, V. t. 1 conceal. I hunaa toku e wai ? 2 destroy. He taniwha te mea e huna nei i te tangata o tenei huarahi. (150)
huna, a. concealed. Te tini ta- ngata e huna nei ki roto i te arearenga o nga poho o Rangi raua ko Papa. (4)
II. Huna, n. the moon on the tenth day ; also Hune.
Hunanga-moho, n. danthonia Cunningltamii, a kind of grass.
Hiinaonga, n. son-in-law or daughter-in-law.
Hiinarei, or hunarere, n. father- in-law; mother-in-law.
Hune, n. 1 pappus of the seeds of ra^qyo, or typha angustifolia ; 2 the moon on the tenth day.
Hune, n. June.
Hunii.
hiihunu or hunuhunu, v. t. 1 char. Ka oti te huhunu a waho, ka tu ko te iho anake. 2 singe; scorch. Hunuhunua ta tatou poaka. 3 plunder ; maltreat.
huhunu, n. 1 double canoe. 2 temporary washboards at the bow of a canoe.
Hunuku, n. family encumbrances.
Hiinga, n. company of persons ; peopile. Tu tonu iho te hunga ra i te taumata. (151) — Some- times used contemptuously.
Hiingahunga, n. tow ; refuse of flax leaf ; down or nap which comes off a garment. Compare hukahuka.
Hunga"wai, n. father-in-law ; mo- ther-in-law.
Hungoingoi, a. trembling.
Hupana, v i. fly up or fly back, as a spring. Te hupanatanga o te tawhiti.
Huoioi, a. trembling ; tottering.
Hiipg, n. discharge from the nose.
Hupeke
HupSkg, V. i. bend the leys or arms. Hupeke ou waewae.
hupeke, a. bent ; drawn up (of the legs or arms).
hupeke, ii. old woman.
Hupeniipenu, a. mashed up. Ka hupenupenu noa iho nga kai i roto i te kohue.
Hura, a V. t. 1 remove a covering. Hurahia te kakahu. 2 uncover; expose. Hurahurahia nga kai ; ka maku i te ua. 3 discover. 4 hunt out. Kua riro te taua ki te hura morehu. (3 v. i. begin to flow (of the tide). Ka hura te mata o te tai.
hura, n. nervous twitching in the shoulder, &c.; regarded as a sign that one is the subject of re- mark.
hurahura, n. visitors condoling ivith people who have been p)lun- dered.
HuRAE, n. Jiily.
Hurangi, n. fly.
hurangi, a. timorous. Ka hura- ngi haere tatou ki tona mate- nga.
Hurau, v. t. meddle with ; handle.
Hure, V. t. search. Kua tae ake nga tangata o runga o te kai- puke ki te hure i to matou pa.
Hurepo, n. bitterti,
Hiiri, a v. t. 1 turn round. Na wai i huri te pouaka 1 2 over- turn. 3 grind in a mill. Me kawe nga witi nei kia hurihia. y8 V. i. 1 overflow. Huri katoa te waipuke ki te ara. 2 fall to ; set about. Ka huri te Pa- tupaiai'ehe ki te tango i nga ngohi ki uta. (179). 3 betake oneself; repair. Katahi te ma- nuwhiri nei ka huri ki runga i te waka, ka hoe. 4 Ka huri tenei, or simply, Ka huri, is an expression which has lately be-
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come common to mark the end of a subject, or of a speech, letter, &c.
hurihuri, v. t. turn over in one^s mind ; ponder ; reflect iifon.
huri, n. 1 seed. Ka waiho enei parareka hei huri mo taku mara. 2 anything which is turned round, as a mill, or a grind- stone.
Hiiriaro, v. i. turn right round.
Hurikiko, v. i. turn right roxmd.
Hurikoaro, v. i. turn inside out. Hurikoarotia te kakahu.
Hurikotiia, v. i. turn the back.
Huripoki, v. t. turn upside-down ; turn over. Huripokia te kohue.
Huririia, v. t. turn inside out.
Huritua, v. i. turn the back to- wards one.
Hurorirori, v.i., stagger.
I. Huru, n. 1 brushwood. 2 dog- skin mat.
huruhuru, n. coarse hair; bris- tles; feathers ; not properly used of hair of the head.
huruhuru-whenua, n. asplenium lucidum ; a plant.
II. Huru, V. t. contract ; draw in. Me huru mai te taiepa kia ho- horo ai te oti.
Huriinui, n. having long fur. Huriipa, or hiirupi, n. fresh
growth of young trees after land
has been cleared. Hiirtiroa, n. a shell-fish. Hiirurua, n. 1 brushwood. 2 land
covered with brushwood. Kua
hururuatia te ara. Huriitete, a. stunted. E kore e
mataara ake te witi i te whenua ;
ka hurutete. Hutete, V. i. be tied up in a cor- ner of a bag, &c. I roto i te
putea e hutete ana. Hilti or huhuti, v, t. 1 hoist.
Hutiwai
2 pull out of the ground. Hutia
nga tarutaru. hutihuti, n. rope. hutinga, n. ^:)^(xce cleared Jroin
weeds in preparation for a crop.
Na Te Kauae tenei hutinga. Huti'wai, accena sanguisorbce. ; a
plant. Hutoitoi, a. stunted; growing
weakly. E hutoitoi ana nga
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huruhuru o te matenga. Hutoke, n. winter, Hutotoi, a. weak ; stunted. Hu-
totoi ana te tupu o te kapana. Hutiikawa, n. metrosideros to-
mentosa ; a tree. Hu'winiwini, a. chilled; having
the skin roughened with cold. Huwha, n. thigh. Hu-whare, n. spittle.
I. I, a particle used in forming indefinite past tenses or aorists.
1 liaere mai korua ki te aha ? (185) for what did you come ?
II. I, prep. 1 simply transitive, serving to connect an active verb with its object. Tatou ki te aukaha i to tatou waka. (20)
2 from. I haere mai maua i te rawhiti, i te putanga mai o te ra, (185) — Tikina he ahi i a Mahuika. (23) — He hokinga mai no nga waka o tona iwi i te hao kupenga ika. (141) 3 from the sight of. He nohoa- nga moku e ngaro ai ahau i toku hoa ngangare. (54) 4 at a distance from ; wide of ; beyond. Ka taha te patu i tona anga- anga. (91) 5 in comparison of E kore ia e hohoro i taua wa- hine. (95) — than. Ko te moana i nui atu i te whenua. (29) — ■ In complex propositions. Ki raro i te pihanga o te whare. (78) Also after ehara. Ehara i te taua nana i patu : nana noa i mate. 6 by reason of. Kaore e tae te ope nei i te wehi. (60) — for want of. Ka pingongo nga papa o to hoiho i te kai. 7 by; after neuter verbs. Poto katoa nga whenua i a Rupe te haere.
(32) — Kua tu i te tao a Hatu- patu. (95) — with. Ka mate a Te Ponga i te hiainu. (168) 8 (of place) at. E noho nei ano i Rotorua etehi. (103) — I hea koe ? Where were youl or, some- times, Where have you been ? — tqwn. Ka tere a Hinauri i te moana. (28) — along. Haere tonu atu i te ara nui naka. (23) — by way of. Ka haere mai i te tai hauauru. (185) 9 connected with the last, and sometimes to be translated of. Te motu i Mokoia. (96) — Some- times redundant. Wailio i a Marutuahu te ingoa. (136) — Ka tikina i a Kae hei tohi i a Tu- huruhuru. (36) 10 (in past time) in the act of I te tiki wahie nga wahine — I te aha ia? What was he doing? or, What was he about ? — in the state of. I te mate a Anaru inanahi. 11 (of time) at; in; by. Kua herua taua tangata i te po. (97) — i7i the tiyne of. I a Houmaita- whiti te whawhaitanga. (63) — at the time that; whilst; diiring. I a ratou e okioki ana. (84) — I te mea, when. I te mea e kai tonu ana i tana kai, (160) 12 (in past time) with, i.e.,
ta
having. Te tangata i te pualii — wWi, i.e., in j^ossession of. I a wai to toki? — belonging to. "la wai tera kaainga?" "la Wai- taha." (145) 13 in company with; led by. Haere atu ana a Kae i a Hineiteiwaiwa raua ko Raukatauri. (38) 14 in the opinion oj. Makatikati ana i a au te korero nei. 15 causing trouble or annoyance to. Ma tahaki haere ai i te hau i a koe.
III. I or ii, V. t. Jerment ; turn sour.
"whakaii, a. self-conceited.
IV. I, int. without any special meaning at the end of a stanza of a song.
I. la, pro. 3rd person singular, he ; she; it. After the prepo- sitions a, 0, ma, 7710, na, no, ta and to, another pronoun, na, is substituted for ia, and the pre- position and pronoun are writ- ten as one word. Ko tana mahi, he tatau i ana taro. (49) Obs. — Ia is not -ordinarily used in speaking of things inanimate.
II. Ia, pron. demonstrative (not used in the plural). 1 that; the said. Nga kanohi o ia wa- hine. (167) 2 repeated, to give a distributive sense, each; every. Ka haere te kai korero ki ia wahi, ki ia wahi.
III. Ia, n. 1 current. E kore e tere te waka i te ia. 2 sound made hy I'ushinq tvater. Me te ia wai e tangi ana te umere. (160)
IV. Ia, conj. but. I roto ano ia a Kiki i tona whare. (172)
lana, ad. intensive, then. Tena iana ; whakaaturia mai.
langi, ad. intensive. 1 nay. He parau ianei te korero na. 2 in
41 Iho
interrogative sentences. E kore
ianei koe e haere? Iari, n. ya7'd. I9,ua, int. hold! stay.' Taua! maku
e here.
Ihe,n. a fish; the same as takeke.
Ihi, tt V. t. split; divide. Ihia atu te rakau na — Ka ihia te mara. ^ v. i. 1 draw a line; furrow, &c. E ihi mai ana te tira o te mako i runga i te kare o te tai. 2 dawn. Ka ihi mai te ata. 3 make a hissing or 7'ushing noise; and so blow, as wind. Ka ihi mai te hau ; kia maranga te whakawhiti.
ihiihi, v. i. 1 make a rushing noise. Ihiihi ana te hau nei. 2 be terro7--struck ; shudder with fear. Ka ihiihi te tangata ra, ha heke iho te werawera.
ihi, n. 1 froyit gable of a house. 2 tendril of a plant.
ihiihi, n. ray of the sun.
whakaihi, v. t. betroth. He wa- hine whakaihi ma taku tamaiti.
I. Iho, n. 1 hea7't of a tree. 2 that wherein the strength of a thiiig co7isists, as of an army, &c. Hokowhitu te iho o te taua. 3 object of reliance. He atua iho taua — Me he mea ko Rongomai te iho, ka karakiatia ko te iho o Rongomai. 4 to- hu7iga or j}7'i7ici2ial 2y6rso7i in the crew of a canoe. Ko nga poroporoakitanga iho tenei i nga iho o nga waka katoa. (112)
II. Iho. ■whakaiho, v. t. ciit the hair.
Tenei to iramutu, whakaihoa ake. "whakaihonga, 1 cutting of hair. 2 some ceremony connected with the dead.
Iho
42
Inake
HI. Iho, ad. coiTelative with ake. 1 up above, with reference to anything lower down. WHaka- rongo ki te kupu a te tangata e iri iho nei. Tenei ano te ora iho nei. (65) 2 from above; downwards ; down. Ka tae ki te ruH i rere ilio ra tona whaea. (15) — Ka tatu iho te tangata ra ki raro. (147) — Raro iho; lower down. Katahi ia ka neke tata iho ki raro iho. (16) 3 the con- verse of II. ake 5. Ka mea iho te tangata nei ; Haere ake i muri nei ; kia hohoro ake te haere. (148) 4 denoting a short lapse of time. Muri iho ; shortly after- wards.— Po iho ano. (12) 5 thereupon. Kore iho i reira te kai.
Ihii, n. 1 nose. Ihu oneone, soiled face ; one who works hard. 2 bow of a canoe, (fee.
Ihumanea, see uhumanea
Ihupuku, a. scruj)ulous ; hesitat- ing.
ihupuku, n. 1 novice. Ko wai koia te ihupuku ki tena mea kia tangohia? 2 a variety of kumara.
Ihiipuni, n. dogskin mat.
li. See III. I.
Ika, n. 1 fish. Tarewa ana i runga te ika a Maui, he ika whenua. (22) — Ikamoana, whale. — Ika waka, the first fisla caught in a new canoe, which was held sacred. 2 body of 7nen ; troop. 3 fighting -man ; warrior. Kei te hurihuri i nga ika tapu; of persons slain in fight. (91) Ika- whiro, old warrior. Ika-i-te- ati, first person killed or cap- tured in a fight ; also called mataika.
whakaika, v. i. 1 he congregated ; he formed into a troop. NGa
korero a NGatikahungunu e whakaika nei. 2 lie in a heap. Kei ko nga kaho e whakaika ana. ikaika, n. a plant.
I. Ike, ikeike, a. high; lofty. Kia pehea te ikeike o te whare?
■whakaikeike, v. t. raise. Taria mai he oneone hei whakaikeike mo te wahi nei.
II. Ike, V. t. strike with a hammer or other heavy instrument.
Iki, V. t. consume; devour. Katahi
te mea iki kai, he runanga. Ikuiku, n. eaves of a house.
Ina, ad. 1 denoting emphatic as- sent ; certainly ; to be sure. 2 calling attention. Ina na! wha- karongo mai. (129) Sometimes it may be rendered, here, or see here. 3 equivalent to tena in saluting a person. Ina ano koe, 6 Ha na! (96) 4 adducing a fact in proof of anything ; for ; since; inasmuch as. Kua patua; ina hoki, i haere tahi ano koutou; ka ngaro nei i to kou- tou hokinga mai nei. (95) So also in the following, Meake au taka, ina te ahua. / shall fall ofi" presently, to judge by appear- ances. 5 ivhen Kia mahara mai koe ki a au ina tae koe ki tawahi.
Ina.
inaina, v. i. bask; warm oneself. Hei konei te ahi inaina.
Inahea, ad. interrogative, of past
time, when? Inaianei, ad. just now ; to-day.
properly of time past only. Inaiatatanei, ad. very lately. Inake, ad. not long since; the
other day. Inake ano i haere
ai te rongo o tenei wahine ;
kaore, he uaua. (197)
Inaki 43
InS,ki, a V. t. 1 c7-owd one upon miothei- ; pack closely. I inakitia rawatia te ko o te mara nei ; te ai he kai apopo, te aha. 2 thatch ; cover with overlappin;/ layers, or rows. Ka inakitia a runga ki te toetoe. 3 cut short a speaker, by beginning to speak before he has concluded. Te tukua taku korero kia tau ki raro ; inaki tonu mai koe. — He korero whakainakinaki na te tangata ra, na reira i kino ai. (3 V. i. /all back upon forces in the rear, or come up, as rein- forcements to an advanced posi- tion. Ka inaki ki runga ki nga matua.
In^kuara, ad. a little while ago.
Inamata, ad. 1 formerly ; 2 im- mediately. Ka rongo te ta- ngata ra, inamata kua maranga ki runga. (165)
Inamoki, n. a kind of rat.
Inanahi, ad. yesterday.
Inana, see under ina.
Inanga, n. 1 smelt ; retropinna
Richardsoni, a small fresh-water
fish. 2 a light green variety of
pounamu. Inanga-poriro, n. cyathodes ace-
rosa, a plant. Inangeto, ad. in a short time.
Inangeto, kua maoa. Inaoake, ad. two days ago.
Inaoakenui, ad. three days ago. Inaoake"wake. ad. several days
ago. Inapo, ad. last night.
Inati, a. severe. He inati te ngaunga a tenei mea kino.
Ina'whai, ad. 1 not long since. 2 expressing approval. Inawhai ano i oma ai ratou ; they might well run.
Iramutu
InS,wheke, ad. not long since. Inawhea, ad. when? likeinahea Inei, ad. interrogative. Is it sol Iniiii, n. 1 inch. 2 hinge.
Inohi, n. scale of a fish. inohi, V. t. scale a fish.
Inoi, V. t. beg; pray. Inoia he
kai ma tatou. inoi, n. prayer ; entreaty. Inonira, ad. behind.
Inii, V. t. drink. Ka mutu te inu,
ka wahia te taha. (133) iinu, V. t. drink frequently. whakainu, v. t. give drink to.
Inukorokoro, n. lazy felloiv ; one who likes eating better than work.
Ingoingo, a. sharp-p)ointed. Waru- hia rawatia tana rakau, a ingo- ingo ana.
ingoingo, n. young eel.
■whakaingoingo, a,, whimjjering ; sobbing. He tamaiti whaka- ingoingo.
Ingoa, n. name. Ka huaina toku ingoako WHakatau. (57)
loio, a. 1 hard ; not friable. He ioio te oneone o te whenua nei. 2 obstinate. Katahi te tangata ioio. 3 aching from weariness. Ka ioio oku waewae i te roa o te haerenga.
lOKA, n. yoke.
Ipo, a. pertaining to love. Ho waiata ipo.
"whakaipoipo, v. t. court, as a lover. Kei ro whare tonu e whakaipoipo ana ki a Ruihi.
ipii, n. calabash with narrow mouth ; bottle, or any similar vessel.
Ira or iraira, n. freckle, or other natural mark on the skin.
Iramutii, n. nep)hew ; niece.
M
Iri, V. i. hang ; he suspended. E koe e iri iho nei ; korero iho ra.
(65)
"whakairi, v. t. 1 hang u2J ; sus- pend. Me whakairi te kete ki runga ki te taepa. 2 impute.
iriiri, v. t. 1 perform a certain ceremony over a newly-born child. Hence 2 baptize. 3 2^ut a strip on the gunwale of a canoe, to make both sides equal. Hoatu, iriiria he mea mo to tatou waka.
iriiringa, n. baptism.
Irirangi, having a divine sound. Tenei ano te irirangi nei nga kupu : he whakaaro ke ki raro.
Iro, n. maggot ; thread-worm.
iro, a. submissive in consequence of punishment. Whiua kia iro ai.
whakairo, v.t. carve; adorn with carving. Nanahu ana te whaka- iro o te waka na.
44 Kaea
"whakairoiro, v.i. deal crookedly;
he deceitful. Ka whakairoiro
tera a Matete i tenei takiwa;
akuanei ka he ano. Ita, itaita, a. tight ; fast. Hopu-
kia ana e te ringaringa ; na,
itaita ana. whakaita, v. t. holdjast; restrain.
E whakaita nei a Henare, e pu-
puri nei i a ratou kia noho.
Itau, n. girdle for the waist.
Iti, small. Kia itiiti iho.
•"•to, n. object of revenge. Pau ake ki roto ki nga puku to ratou ito. „ (153) SeeUto. Iwa, a. nine.
I'wi, n. 1 bone. 2 tribe.
Iwikore, a. without strength ;
feeble. I'wituS.raro, or i-wituaroa, n.
hack-bone. Takaliia ana e Maui te iwituaroa. (26)
KS,, a verbal particle, denoting the commencement of a new action or condition, or a state of things new to the speaker, and hence it is of very frequent occurrence in narrative. Heke nei, heke nei te waka ra, a, ka ngaro te ihu ; ka taea te taingawai o te ihu, tango atu ki te taingawai o waenga, ka rere tupou te waka ra. (72)— When a narrative begins with ka, when, or as soon as, must be supplied in English. Ka noho a Marutuahu i reira, ka korero mai a Hotunui ki te kino 0 tona iwi e noho nei ia. (141)
Ka, V. i. take fire ; he lighted ; hum. Ka ake nga ahi o roto, tekau. Pass, kangia. Kahore ano a roto o te whare kia ka- ngia e te ahi. Tlie interior of the house has never yet had a fire htorning in it.
kaka, a. red-hot. Apopo, kia pena nga kiri o o tungane ; hihl ana i nga kowhatu kaka o Waiko- rora. (83)
Kaainga. See Kainga.
Kaea, v. i. tvander. Kei te kaea ki ro ngahere
kaeaea, n. sparrow-hawk.
kaeaea, v. i. act like a hawk ; look rapaciously. E kaeaea ana
Kaeo
45
Kahore
ki te kai mana.
KS.e5, n. 1 a freshwater shellfish. 2 Boltenia jmchi/dermatina ; long-stalked marine zoophyte.
K&ewS, a. 1 wmulering. I te whenua ahau e kaewa noa ana. 2 loose ; slack. WHakakae- watia te taura kia kaewa. 3 detached. Katahi ka whakakae- watia te kakaho ki te whanga.
I. KahS., a. strong. Patupatua iho nei ia, iti ana tona kaha.
(29) whakakaha, v. t. strengthen.
II. Kaha, n. 1 rope ; especially one on the edge of a seine. Ka horahia te kupenga ra, ko te kaha o raro, he mea pou ki te pou, here rawa te kaha ki te pou. (142) 2 lashings of the rauawa of a canoe. 3 noose. 4 boundary line of land, &c. Tuhia nga kaha o te mara. 5 line of ancestry; lineage. Ka hoki mai ki te whakataki i te kaha o Houmaitawhiti. (128)
Kahaka, n. calabash.
KahS^kaha, n. 1 astelia Solandri; a plant used for making snow sandals. 2 a kind of garment. Ko te pueru i waho, ko te ka- hakaha i roto.
Kahaki, v. t. remove by force ; carry away. Kia mau te pou i to tatou waka, kei kahakina e te waipuke.
kahaki, n. stra2) to fasten a load on one's back. Tea aku ka- haki? (R.)
Kahararo, n. rope on the tinder edge of a net.
Kaharoa, n. large seine, or drag- net.
Kaharunga, 7-oj)e on the upper edge of a net.
Kahawai, n. arripis solar ; a fish.
Kahekahe, v. i. pant.
KS,h6k6, V. slip.
kahekoheko, n. stage projected from the fence of a pa, and slanting upwards ; called also kotaretare.
KahenS, a, untied.
Kaherii, n. spade or other imple- ment for working the soil.
Kahia, n. 1 passiflora tetrandra ; a plant. 2 image of a human figure carved out of the post of a pa fence.
Kahika or kS,hik§,tea, n. podo- carptis dacrydioides ; white 2nne.
Kahikat5a, n. lejjtospermum sco- parium ; a tree.
Kahikomako, n. piennantia co- ryrabosa ; a tree.
Kahikuhiku, n. top of a tree. Kei runga rawa, kei te kahiku- hiku o te rakau na.
Kahitua, n. a shellfish.
Kahiwahiwa, a. intensely dark, Kahiwahiwa kau ana, me te ahua waipounamu na ano (158)
Kahiwi, n. 1 ridge of a hill. 2 heart or trtmk of a tree. Ahakoa whati te manga, e takoto ana ano te kahiwi.
Kaho, n. batten for the roof of a liouse, &c. ; rail.
kakaho n. reed ; culm of arundo conspicua.
Kaho, n. cask.
Kahore (or contracted to kaore), ad. 1 no ; not. Kua mate koe ? Kahore, kei te ora ano au. (64) Kahore i ea te mate o Tuhuruhuru. (59) 2 on the contrary. I mea ahau he tangata pai koe : kaore, he tangata kino rawa. — Kahore ano, not yet. Kua mahora te kai ma te ope ? Kahore ano. (59)
kahore, conj. but. Ko te tani- wha kua hamama haere mai te waha ; kaore kua tae rawa te
Kahotea
hunga ra ki roto ki nga mahanga
(151) kahore, a. no; none. Kahore he
tangata i runga nei? (32) whakakahore, v. t. deny ; refuse.
E kore tena korero e taea te
wliakakaliore.
Kahotea, a. having battens only on the roof. Kei te tu kahotea tonu te whare.
Kahu, n. circus Gouldii ; hawk.
Kahu, n. 1 surface. Ka ma te kahu o te wai, ka pango a runga o te rangi. — Te kahu o te rangi ; tJie blue sky. 2 garment. Ka tango i te kahu whero, i nga kahu kura, me nga puahi. (95) Kahu-mamae ; garment sent to distant relatives of one who has been killed, to keep resent- ment alive. 3 membrane envelop- ing a foetus. 4 still-born infant. 5 sj>i7%t of a still-born infant.
kahu, V. i. spring ; grow. Kua kahu te witi.
kakahii, n. inat made of fine flax. Kite rriwa atu nga tuakana, e horahora mai ana i nga kakahu. (100) (Not properly applied to coarser fabrics.)
kakahu, v. t. pmt on. Kakahuria ou.
whakakakahu, v. t. clothe. Ka tahuri ia ki te paihere i aua pu tarutaru, whakakakahu atu ki ona kakahu (100)
kahukahu, n. 1 membrane en- veloping af(jetus. 2 sjnrit of a still-born child.
whakakahu, n. white of an egg.
■whakakahukahu, v. t. begin to grow ; acquire size, used with reference to fruits, roots, foetus, &c. Katahi ano ka whakakahu- kahu ake nga kai o te mara jiei.
46 Kai
Kahili, n. form ; appearance. Me te kukupa te kahua.
Kahiii, n. herd ; flock.
Kahuirangi, n. unsettled: dis- turbed. Te aro ki te kai te iwi nei ; kahuirangi tonu.
Kahukekgno, n. seal-skin mat.
Kahukiwi, mat covered with kiwi feathers.
KahukiirS,, n. 1 the atua of the rainbow. 2 rainbow. Ko ka- hukura e tiwhana mai ra.
Kahiipapa, n. raft.
kahupapa, v. t. bridge over. Ka kahupapangia ki te rakau.
Kahurangi, a. 1 unsettled; irreso- lute. E kahurangi haere ana i runga i nga puke. 2 honour- able ; distinguished. He tira kahurangi. Compare aparangi.
kahurangi, n. a light coloured variety of siliceous stone.
Kahurapa, a. extended sideways, as in the buttress-like growth at the base of some forest trees.
Kahtitaniko, n. mat of fine flax tvith ornamental border. (155)
Kahiitoroa, n. mat covered with albatross' down.
Kahu"wS,er6. n. mat covered with skin of dogs' tails; the same as mahiti.
I. Kai, V. t. 1 eat. Ko nga hua- hua, hoatu kia kainga. (60) 2 bite. Katahi ano te ika ka kai ki tana matau. (117) — Kai upoko; curse.
kai, n. food. Kihai i roa, ka ma- hora te kai, te tuna, te kumara, te taro. (193) 2 anything which is in large quantities, Nga mahi a te amonga o te kai nei, a te kaniwha, a te pere. (155) 3 riddle ; puzzle ; toy.
k3.kai, V. t. eat frequently.
kftinga, n. refuse of a meal, ag cockle-shells, dfc,
Kai
whakakai, ii. ornament for the ear. Ko nga whakakai, i nialiue tonu ilio.
II. Kai, a prefix to transitive verbs to denote the agent. Katahi ka peke mai nga kai-hapai patu.
(152)
III. KS,i, prep, for kei. Kai, n. jjodocarpus spicata; a tree. Kaia, v. t. steal. kaia, n. thief. Kaiaia, n. sparrow-hawk ; hiera-
cidea Novce-Zealandice. Kaiakiko, n. wounded man. Kaiariki, n. the moon on the 9th
day ; called also tamatea-tu-
wha. Kaihakere, v. t., stint; give tvith
a niggardly hand. Kaua e kai-
hakeretia tou taonga. Kaihau, n. 1 the tohunga who
eats the hau, or portion set apart
for the atua. 2 lazy fellow ;
vagabond (lit. one who feeds on
wind.) Kaihaukai, n. return present of
food, &c., made by one tribe to
another. Kaihe, n. ass. Kaihora, a. travelling beyond the
sea ; coining from beyond the
sea. He tangata kaihora. Kaihoro, v. t. 1 eat greedily.
Kaua e kaihorotia te kai. 2 do
hurriedly. Kei te hurihuri ma-
rire nga whakaaro, kahore i te
kaihorohoro, Kaihotaka, n. whipping-top. K^ihiiia, n. full-grown palm tree ;
areca sapida. K9,ika, a. eager ; impatient. E
kaika ana ki te haere. Kaikaha^ n. edges of the leaves of
fax, which are split off and
thrown away. K§,ikS,iatS,ra, v. i. commit forni- cation.
47 Kainga
K9,ikS,iS.tu^, n. 1 rhahdothamnus Solandri ; a shrub. 2 leuco- pogo7i fisciculatus ; a shrub. Kaikaiwaiu, n. one who goes secretly to give information oj' the approach of an enemy.
Kaikarii, v. i. sleejy.
Kaikauau, v. t. cut off the tips of anything) as of hair, or branches of a tree, &c.
Kaike, v. i. lie in a heap. Te pehanga wahie, e kaike mai ra.
Kaikino, v. i. murder in cold blood.
Kaikiri, v. i. 1 cherish hostile feelings. Te kaikiri, he manuka- nuka ki nga he o mua. 2 quarrel. E kaikiri ana NGa- puhi.
Kaikohiire, n. a piece of wood the point of which is rubbed upon another to procure fire. Comp. Kaurimarima.
Kaikomako, n. pennantia corym- bosa ; a tree. Na ka mate te ahi a Mahuika i konei, ko te oranga o tana ahi i whiua e ia ki te kaikomako. (25)
Kaikora, n. vagabond; lazy fellow.
Kaimanu, n. a climbing plant; also aka kaimanu.
Kaimaoa, a. sapless ; dry.
Kaimarire, a. liberal ; bountiful. He wahine kaimarire.
Kaimata, a. 1 green. He rakau kaimata. 2 uncooked. E kai- mata ana nga kai ma tatou. 3 jresh ; unwrought. I mua i te kaimatatanga o te oneone.
Kaimat9,i, v. i. get one^s living by sponging upon others.
KaingS,, n. (deriv. from ka, and so properly, place where fire has burnt ; hence) 1 place of abode ; lodging ; qxharters ; en- campment ; bivouac. Tatou ka haere ki te kainga. (147) 2
Kaingakau 48
unfortified place of residence, whether consisting of one or more huts. Ka hoki ano maua ki te haha i ia pa, i ia pa, i ia kainga, i ia kainga. (184) 3 country, Nui atu te kura o tenei kainga i te kura o Hawaiki. (74) 4 with a possessive pro- noun, home.
Kaingakau, v. t. p?^'i2;e greatly ; value.
Kaiota, a. green ; fresh ; not cooked.
kaiota, v. t. eat anything without cooking.
KaipakehS,, n. a large variety of siveet j)otato.
Kaipakuha, n. ^wesent given hy a bridegroom to the relatives of his bride.
Kaiponu, v. t. ^eep to oneself ; withhold. Aua ra e kaiponuhia 0 pukapuka.
kaiponu, a. stingy.
Kaipuke, n. ship.
Kairakau, a. He huka kairakau, a sliarp white frost.
Kairangatira, a. admirable ; ex- cellent. He kairangatira te ko- rero.
Kairarunga, v. t. set free any- tliincj from effect of a charm by eating food over it. Ka hui- hui ano te ope kia mutu ra ano te karakia, kei kairarungatia e te wahine te mata o te rakau, kei tamaoatia hoki e te kai maoa.
Kairawarii, n. spear in an U7i- finishf^d state.
Kaireperepe, n. relation by mar- riage.
Kairiri, v. t. fijid fault with ; ojjpose. E kairiritia ana e tatou tenei mahi.
Kaita, a. large.
Kaitaka, n. 1 i7iat made of the
Kakai
finest flax, with ornamental border. 2 whipping-top (107) Kaitangata, n. turbo smaragdus; a shellfish.
I. Kaitda, n. brave man; warrior. Ka rongo rapea te tini kaitoa nei. (150)
II. Kaitoa, expressing satisfaction or complacency at any event, especially at misfortune happen- ing to others. It is good, &c. Kaitoa kia araia mai koe e te waipuke, kia rokohanga mai ai e au.
whakakaitoa, v. i. express one's satisfaction at anything.
K&iwS-e, n. floor, or deck of a canoe ; the same as karahd.
Kaivrhiria, n. jtxrwsons'ia albiflora; a climbing plant.
Kaka, n. 7iestor p)Toductus ; a bird.
Kaka, a. intoxicated \vith. the ]mce of the tiitu.
kaka, n. a bird ; the same as matuku. Ka rere i te po, ka whakaraoa, he kaka.
Kaka, n. 1 single flbre, or hair. 2 ridge of a hill. 3 garment. 4 small seine or drag-net, which is managed without the help of a boat or canoe.
whakakakakaka, a. covered ivith short irregular strijyes.
Kaka, see under ka.
Kakahi, n. la freshwater shell- fish ; u7iio. 2 a saltwater shell- fisli, tlie same as kokota.
kakahi, v. t. part of the jmre ceremony. Ka hurihia te huri- hanga takapau, ruahine rawa, kakahi rawa, ka noa (22)
Kakaho, n. culm of arundo con- spicua, or reed grass.
Kakahu, see under kahii.
Kakahiikura, 7nat covei-ed with red feathers.
KS,kai, see under i. kai.
Kakama
KakamS,, son under kama.
KakainS,r6ke, v. i. become fair, or freii Jrom rain. Ka kaka- niai'oke te liau nei.
Kakani, see under kani.
Kakano, see under kano.
Kakapo, n. striyojys hah'optilus ; a bird.
Kakapu, see under kapu.
Kakara, see under kara.
Kakaramu, or kakarangu, n. coprosma rohusta ; a shrub.
Kakaraiiri, v. i. be dusk in the evening or morning. Ka kaka- rauri, ka tae matou ki te kainga.
Kakari, see under kari.
Kakariki, n. 1 small green parrot. 2 green lizai'd. 3 a shrub. 4 tnelon.
kakariki, a. green.
Kakatai, n. a bird.
Kakatarapo, n. a bird.
Kakau, n. 1 stalk of a plant. 2 liandle of a took
Kakawa, n. s^veat.
Kake, v. t. ascend ; climb upon, or over. Kakea ake te taahu o te whare o to tupuna o Hine- nuitepo. (17)
"whakakake, v. i. assume superi- ority ; give oneself airs.
Kaki, n. 1 neck. Ko nga weweru, he mea tapeka ki runga i te kaki. (146) 2 throat. Kahore he wai mo te maroke o toku kaki.
Kakoa, a. full of hard fibres. He aruhe pai ranei, titohea ranei, kakoa ranei.
Kama.
kakama, a. quick ; nimble. Kia kakama to haere. — He ringa kamakama, a light-fingered per- son.
Kamahi, n. weinmannia race- mosa ; a tree.
Kam.ak^, n. rock ; stone.
49 Kanewha
KamStS-, n. end of a branch or
l(i<f; top of a tree. Ka,m6, V. t. eat. kame, n.food. Kamkra, n. camel. Kam.o, n. eydash. kamo, or kamokamo, v. i. 1
wink. 2 bubble up. E kamo
ake ana te wai o to tatou waka. kamonga, n. eyelash. Kam.okamo, n. vegetable marrow. Kam.u, a V. t. eat. (3 v. i. move
the lips in anticipation of food. kamukamu, n. food. Kam.u, n. seeds of cowhage ; bidens
pilosa. Kamura, n. carpenter. Kam.uri, n. cooking-shed. Kana, or kanakana, v. i. stare
tvildly. Kanakana kau aiaa nga
kanohi. kanakana, n. 7nesh of a net. whakanakana, v. i. stare. Kanae, n. a fish ; midlet ; mugil
perusii. kanaenae, a. beivildered. Ka ka-
naenae nga kanohi. Kanakii, n. fire. Kanapa, a. 1 bright. 2 consjn-
cuous from colour. Te horo e
kanapa mai ra, e ma mai ra. kanapanapa, a. dark, as deep
water. Ko te whakamataku te-
nei, he kanapanapa no te wai.
(158) Kanape, ad. not ; no. Kanape e
haere nga tangata. Kanapii, a. bright ; shining. kanapu, n. lightning. (93) Kanara, n. 1 candle. 2 colonel. Kanekane, a. pmngent. Ka nui
te kanekane o te auahi tupeka. Kanekeneke, v. i. move from
one's place. Kanewha, a. 1 unrij^e. 2 under-
done. I kanewha te kai nei ;
kihai i puta ki tahaki.
B
Kani
Kani, kanikani, v. t. 1 rub
backwards and forwards ; saw.
2 dance. kani, n. saw. kakanitang^a, n. commencement
of a steej) ascent. Kanihi, v. t. fatcli a garment. Kaniwha, n. 1 barb of a fish- hook, &c. 2 barbed spear. (155) Kan6. kakano, n. 1 texture of fibres in
■wood ; grain in wood, green- stone, &c. 2 berries which serve
as food for pigeons, &c. kakano, n. seed ; jnj). kanokano, a. full of small lumps. kanokano, n. relative living
among a distant tribe. Ka riro
a Te Paki ki te toro i tona
kanokano. Kanohi, n. 1 eye. 2, face. Kanoi, n. strand oi a cord or rope.
E wha nga kanoi o tena taura. K§,nokanda, v. i. feel affection for
an absent relative or friend.
Kanokanoa ana au ki taku hoa
ka riro. Kanon5, n. coprosma grandifolia ;
a tree. Kan5ti, v. i. cover up embers ^vith
ashes or earth. Kaniika, n. leptosp)ermum eri-
coides ; a tree. Kanga, n. maize. Kanga. See ka. Kanga, v. t. curse. Kua kangaa
koutou e te tini o Manahua. (85) kanga, n. curse ; blasphemy. Kangatungatii, n. verandah. Kao, n. dried kumara or turnips. kaokao, n. 1 ribs. 2 side of the
body, of a canoe, of a hill, &c. Kao, ad. an abbreviated form of
kahore ; no. Kaone, n. gown. KaorS, ad. a contracted form of
kahore.
50 Kapi
Kapa, n. 1 rank ; row. Te kapa
o ta ratou haka. (10) 2 play ;
sport. kapa, V. i. stand in a row or o-ank. kapakapa, v. i. 1 jmljntate. E
kapakapa ana te tau o toku ate.
2 flutter ; flap. He kapakapa
tera no te manu mate e werohia
ana. (146) kapakapa, n. wing. Kapa, n. 1 copper, 2 penny. 3 cup. Kapana, n. potato. Kapara, n. resinous wood of the
kahikatea tree. Kapata, n. cu2)board. Kapatau, conj. if. Kapatau he
mea pai, ka tango au. Kapatau, v. t., ex2Jress an inten- tion of doing ; th7'eaten. Kei te
kapatau tonu ratou mo te haere. Kape, V. t. 1 j;ass by ; leave out.
He aha ahau i kapea ai. 2 2^ick
out. 3 move with the 2^oint of a
stick, &c. kape, n. 1 eyebrow. Ka tu tera
nga kape o te tangata ra.
Spoken of fierce looks. 2 tat-
tooiiig under the eyebrows. 3
hand-net. kapekape, n. north-west wind. Kapeka, n. branch of a river.
He kapeka a Mangarangiora no
Mangapouiki. KS,pekapeta, v. i. flutter ; tvrithe.
KapekajDeta ana te ngarara i
roto i te kapura. Kapetau, or kapekapetau, a.
quick. Kia kapekapetau ou
waewae. Kapene, n. captain. Kapi, V. i. be covered ; be filled
up) ; be occupied. Spoken of
any limited area. Kua kapi te
kainga i te tangata. whakakapi, v. t. fill up a space. ■whakakapi, n. one who fills the
place of another; substitute; sue-
Kapia
cesfior. Kapia, u. kauri gum ; resin. KS,piti, n. 1 cleft ; crevice. 2
gorge ; narroio pass. 3 small
bone of the arm ; radius. kapiti, a. shut in by hills ; con- fined. He whenua kapiti WHa-
nganui. Kapo, V. t. catch at ; snatch. Kapo, a. blind. Kapo-wai, n. 1 dragonfiy. 2
ivood-coal. whakakapoTvai, v. t. steep in
boiling water. Kei te tao i te
tangata, kei te kai ; kei te wha-
kakapowai i te upoko; ka maoa,
kei te whakatu, ' Kei a au a
Raumati.' (102) Kapu, n. 1 hollow of the hand.
2 steel adze, so called from the
curved shape. kapu, a. curly (of the haii^). kapu
mahora, slightly curled; wavy.
kapu mawhatii, separated into
distinct curls, kapu piripiri,
woolly. kapu, V. i. close the hand. v. t.
drink out of the hollow of the
hand. kapukapu, n. sole of the foot. kapukapu, v. i. 1 curl (as a
wave). Ka kapukapu mai te
ngaru. 2 gush. kapiinga, n. jialm. of the hand. kapunga, v. t. take up in both
hands together. kakapii, small basket for cooked
food. Kapiia, n. cloud ; bank of clouds. kapuarangi, n. a variety of
mata, or cutting-stone, of in- ferior quality. Kapuipui, v. t. gather up litter,
&c. Kapuka, n. griselinia littoralis ; a
tree. Kapiir^, w.. fire.
51 Karamu
K^purangS,, n. handful.
kapuranga, v. t. lake up by lumd- fnls. Kapurangatia nga otaota na e ia.
kapuranga, v. i. dawn. Ka ka- puranga te ata.
KapurS,ngi, n. rubbish ; tveeds.
I. KarS,, n. old man. Tena korua ko kara.
II. Kara, n. secret plan; conspiracy. Kei te whakatakoto kara mo Te Horo kia patua.
kakarS,, n. scent ; smell.
kakS,rS,, n. savoury; odoriferous.
kakara, n. p)urpura haustrum ; a shell-fish.
Kara, n. 1 colour. 2 flag.
Kara, n. basaltic stone.
Karae, n. a bird.
Karaha, a. tvide and shalloiv ; (of a vessel).
karaha, n. calabash with a wide m,outh ; bowl ; basin.
Karahi, n. glass.
KarahS, n. floor or platform in a canoe.
Karahu, n. oven.
Karahiie, n. a shell-fish.
KarS,ka, n. 1 corynocarpus Irevi- gata ; a tree. 2 a variety of greenstone ; opaque and dark green.
Karaka, n. clerk.
Karakahia, n. g7'ey duck.
Karakape, v. t. take up hot coals or stones with two sticks.
Karakia, a v. i. repeat a form of ivords, &c.; say prayers; per- form a religious service. (3 v. t. repeat an incantation &c. over a person or thing ; lead the de- votions q/* others.
karakia, n. form of ivords to be recited : incantation ; prayer.
Karamata, n. head oj a tree.
Karamea, n. red ochre.
KS,r3,mu, n. coprosma robusta, &c.;
S2
Karamuimui
shrubs.
Karaiuuimili, v. t. swarm ujyon. Tau mai ana te tini o te ngaro ki te karamuimui i a au. (ii)
Karanga, a v. t. call. Tikina ka- rangatia a Karihi. (i v. i. call out ; shout. Ka karanga atu a Tatau ki ana tamariki, ' Puru- purua te whatitoka me te mata- pihi.' (47)
karangaranga, v. i. call fre- q%hently.
Earangata, v. i. remain silent when called ; probably for ' ka- ranga-ngata.' He tangata ka- rangata ; taku mahi he karanga ki a ia, kaore ia e whakao mai.
Karangi, a. 1 restless ; unsettled. Ka mate te katua, ka karangi kau nga kuao. 2 irritated ; pro- voked. Karangirangi ki ahau.
"whakakarangirangi, v. t. pro- voke.
Karangu, coprosma robusta, &c.; shrubs.
KarapE, a. squinting. He kanohi karapa.
Karapetapetau, v. i. flutter ; writhe.
Karapi, n. sticks used in building to hold reeds or rushes in jjlace.
Karapiti, v. t. 1 jmt or Jasten together side by side. 2 jnnch between two bodies.
karS,pipiti, a. laid one beside another.
Karapoi, for the following.
Karapoti, a v. t. surround ; hedge in. /S V. i. be surrounded.
Karapu, n. north wind. He ka- rapu rangi tahi.
KS,raralia, a. wide and shallow (of a vessel).
Kararehe, n. dog ; quadruped.
K§,ratiti, v. t. fasten with pins or pegs. Maku e karatiti mai te whare.
52 Karearea
Karati"wa, a. deep black. Karau, n. 1 dredge ; grapnel.
Ma te karau e rapu ka kitea ai
te taura o te taruke. 2. comb
for the hair. 3 gauge for the
meshes of a net. 4 trap made
of loops of harakeke, to catch
birds that burrow in the ground. Karaua, n. 1 old man. 2 head
of the body. Karawa, n. 1 dam ; mother. 2
bed in a garden. Karawa, a. covered with weals.
Karawa ana te kiri i te tainga
ki te rakau. karawarawa, n. weal; mark of
a stripe. karawarawa, a. inflamed. Kia
karawarawa kau te kiri ka pani
ai. karawarawa, v. t. cut into strips.
Karawarawatia to ika ka tauraki
ai kia maroke. Karawaka, n. low fever. Karawhiu, v. t. whirl; swing
round. karawhiu, n. flail. Kare, n. 1 ripple. Te kare o te
tai. 2 lash of a whip. Ko te
kare o te wepu kia papa i runga
i te mahunga o te Hauhau, kia
mataku ai. karekare, n. surf karekare, v. i. 1 be agitated. E
karekare ana te hinu i roto i te
ipu. 2 be eager. whakakarekare, v. t. agitate ;
shake uj) (of liquids). kare-a-roto, n. object of passionate
aflection. Te kare-a-roto o tona
ngakau. (132) Kare, n. term of address. E kare
ma ! Kareao, n. rhipogonum scandens ;
a climbing plant ; supple-jack. Karearea, n. hieracidea Novce
Zelandice ; sparrow-hawk.
Kareha
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Kata
K9,rSha, n. 1 the day after to- morrow ; 2 the day before yester- day.
Karfihe, v. i. run. E karehe ra i niua ra.
Karehii, for kaheru, n. spade.
Kareka, it is well. Expressing satisfaction at anything. Ka- reka auo.
Kareko, v. i. slip. Compare ka- rengo.
Kareko, n. calico.
Karemu, n. 2^iug in the bottom of a canoe.
Karengo, v, i. sli]). Kei karengo koe.
karengo, n. an edible seaweed.
Karepe, n. grajoe.
Karerarera, n. a water plant.
Karere, n. messenger.
Kareti, n. college.
Kareto, v. i. he untied.
Karetii, hierochloe redolens ; a sweet-scented grass.
Karewa, n. buoy.
Kari, n. garden.
Kari, n. isolated wood; clump of trees.
Kari, a V. t. dig jor. Kei te kari pohue hei o ki Te Taiapu. (157). /5 V. i. rush along violently. Ka kari tera te hau nei.
kakari, v. i. 1 be urgent ; be im- piortunate. Ka kakari kia noho matou. 2 wrestle ; quarrel. E kakari mai ra nga tamariki,
kakari, v. i. fight. Te whawhai nui he kakari ; to nga tangata tokorua, he kakari.
kakari, or karikari, n. notch.
kakaritanga, n. valley. Compare kakanitanga.
karikari, v. t. strip off. Haere ki te nehenehe ki te karikari aka hohou taiepa.
■whakakarikari, v. t. notch. Me whakakarikari kau te rakau nei.
K9,rihi, n. 1 stone of a fruit ; kernel. 2 weights attached to the lower end of a drag-net. Kua oti nga kupenga ra te tatai, piri atu ano nga karihi. (142)
KS,ri6i, v. i. loiter ; idle. E tama e ! he aha koe i karioi tonu ai i te wahi na ?
Kariri, v. i. sail together in a fleet. E kariri mai nga waka ra i te rae.
Kariri, n. cartridge.
KARIRI, V. t. Kariri paura, make cartridges.
Karito, n. typha angustifolia ; raupo.
Karitiiangi, v. t. dig deep. Ka karituangitia ki raro, ki te papa o te oneone.
Karo, n. ptittosporum crassifolum ; a tree.
Karo or kakaro, v. t. 1 parry ; avoid a blow. Kua karohia te matia a Tawharau. 2 2^ick out of a hole. Compare tikaro.
karokaro, n. 1 slave. 2 ma- rauding party.
Karoro, n. 1 sea-gull ; larus antipodum. 2 a kind of shell- fish.
Karu, n. 1 eye. Karu mowhiti, spectacles. 2 head.
karukaru, n. 1 rag ; old gar- me7it. 2 spongy matter envelop- ing seeds of pumpkins, &c.
Karuae, n. a bird.
Karuhiruhi, n. shag ; a bird.
Kariipango, n. 2jupil of the eye.
Kariipe, n. lintel of a door.
Kariire, v. t. 1 twist ; spin. E karure muka ana te wahine nei. 2 scrapie out the pith of a cala- bash.
Karure, n. small calabash; bottle.
Kata, n. cart.
K^tS,, V. i. laugh. He aha tau e kata na 1 Passive, kataiua, be
Katae
laughed at. Kanaka ahau e ka- taina e koutou,
k9,kata, a. 1 laughing frequently. 2 opening in cracks ; chapped. Kakata ana te whenua.
katakata, a. dried up.
katakata, v. t. dry up. Kua katakatangia e te ra.
Katae, a. hoiv great. Katae te kakara o te whare nei ! (193)
Katahi, conj. then. 1 Katahi ka rewa te taua a WHakataujDotiki. (41) 2 noiv for the first time. Katahi nei pea au ka rehea. (15) 3 only just. Ki te kata koutou i a au i te mea katahi ano au ka tomo ki roto ka mate rawa au. (29) 4 to express appre- ciation of any quality. Katahi ano te toa ko koe ! What a brave man you are !
Katao, n. water.
Katara, n. sharp point ; prick.
Katau, n. right hand. Tu mai koe ki katau.
K3,tea, a. whitened. Ka pukai, ka katea ou wheua i te pare- kura i Rangiriri.
katea, n. jwdocarpus dacrydioi- des ; a tree.
kateatea, a. not close together ; scattered. Kei te kateatea tonu nga kete parareka i waenga.
Katekate, n. small mat to cover the shoulders.
Katete, a v. t. lengthen hy add- ing a piece. Ka poto te tao, ka katetetia atu kia roa ai. /3 v. i. 1 move forwards. Te katete te alia. 2 he securely fastened.
katete, n. 1 ^jiece joined to a spear to lengthen it. 2 large pig.
katete, a. large. Me te kuao a te tohora nei te katete. (155)
Kati, V. t. hlock up ; close against anyone; stop traffic upon any
54 Katore
thoroughfare.
kati, a. shtit ; closed. Kua kati te kuwaha.
kakati, v. t. sting ; cause to smart. Kei katia koe e te puwerewere.
kakati, a. intense. Kakati ana te pouri.
kakati, n. bundle ; sheaf. Kia toru kakati korari ka oti.
kakati, v. t. tie up in bundles.
katikati, v. i. chamj) ; move the jaw as hi eating. Ka kai ratou i reira ; pau ana a nga hoa, ka- tikati tonu a Tama. (78)
Kati, V. i. leave off ; cease. A ! Kati te turituri. (65)
whakakati, v. i. beg one to desist.
kati, ad. well ; so then ; introduc- ing a conclusion. Kati, me noho au i konei.
Katiaho, n. Portuguese man-of- war.
KS,tihi, n. stack of fern-root.
Kati PA, n. constable.
Katip5, n. 1 venomous spider. 2 tvasp.
KatiramS,tS,, int. expressing sur- prise.
Katirehg, n. sore throat; quinsy.
I. Kato, or kakatS, v. t. pluck. Katohia etahi puwha maku.
II. Kato, a. flowing ; flood {of the tide only). E kore tatou e puta i te tai kato.
Katoa, a. all ; the whole. Ka wha- katika katoa nga tangata hoko- whitu ki te kimi rakau. (89)
Katoa, n. leptospermum scopa- rium ; a tree.
Katoitoi, v. i. give a response. Kahore ano kia katoitoi ake, kia aha.
Katopo, a. inclement,
Katore, or katoretSre, a. glim- mering; dimly luminous. Te mea e katoretore mai ra, he tutaewhetu.
Katote
65
Kauhou
Ka,t6t6, a. not fixed ; displaced.
KatdtS, n. cyathea Smithii ; a, tree-fern.
Katiia, n. 1 full-grown animal or bird. Ka katuatia, ka tupu nga huruliuru.— Frequently used of the dam as opposed to the young. 2 stockade, or main fence of a pa, distinguished from the 'wita' and 'pekerangi' which were outside, and also from the 'parakiri,' which was inside. 3 mai7i po7'tion of any- thing, as trunk of a tree, &c.
I. Kau, ad. alone; per se; without appendage, &c. Tu kau ana te tangata, the man was naked. He ipu takoto kau, an empty vessel. 2 only. Ko nga patu, he patu poto kau. (90) — I ra- ngona kautia e ia ki te huhu o te patu e haere iho ana ki tona angaanga. (91) 3 just. Mutu kau ano ta ratou haka, tino katanga o Kae i kata ai. (87) 4 without hindrance. Kihai i taea te korikori, hahau kau ana te patu. (143) 5 to no pur- pose. A, tangi kau mai ki ana taonga, ki tana wahine. (71) 6 Kahore kau, not at all.
II. Kau, a V. i. swim; wade. Ka kau ia, a ka u ki te kainga o te WHatuiapiti. (164) — /3 v. t. 1 swim or wade across. Te moana i kauia e Hinemoa. 2 stvimfor. Kauia to tatou waka. See kau- hoe and kautahoe.
kauanga, n./ord; crossing. kauanga-^wai, n. 1 ford. 2 the
part of the leg above the ankle. kaukau, a v. i. bathe. (3 v. t. anoint
the head. E kaukau ana a Maru
i tona upoko. kaukauranga, n. bathing-jjlace. "whakakau, v. t. make to swim. whakakau, n. charm to aid in
swimming.
Kau, n. cow.
KauS,, ad. (imperative or optative) not. Kaua e kotikotia ta tatou ika. (22)
Kauae, n. 1 jaw; chin. 2 wing of an army. 3 beam in a build- ing.
Kauaemila, n. one^s eldest brother or sister.
Kauaeroa, n. 1 a fish; tlie same as hapuku. 2 party lying in ambush.
Kauaetea, n. a kind of eel : when full-grown it is called whakaau.
Kauahi, n. a piece of wood upon which a stick is rubbed to pro- cure fire.
Kanaka, ad. not (with impera- tives, &c.). — When used without a verb, do not ; donH !
Kauamo, n. litter; bed arranged betiveen two p)oles, to carry a sick person on.
Kauanga, n. the star Cafiojms ; also called Autahi. See also I. kau.
Kauanga"wai, n. the part of the leg immediately above the ankle.
Kauaua, n. hawk.
Kaua-whi-whiwhi, v, i. approxi- mate.
Kauehu, a. turbid ; muddy. He moana kauehu.
Kauere, n. vitex littoralis; a tree.
kauere, a. crumpled; shrivelled. He kauere te tupu o te mara.
Kauhangaroa, n. lax-leaved sub- variety of tihore phormium tenax.
Kauhoa, n. litter on which a per- son is carried.
kauhoa, v. t. carry on a litter.
Kauhoe, v. i. swim. E kore ranei au e whiti ki te kauhoe ? (132)
Kauhou, n. line of ancestry. Ka hirihiria ki te kauhou o Houmai-
Kauhoro
tawhiti. (127)
Kauhoro, v, t. scrape; rub with anything rough. I kauhorotia a Hoani e te rakau.
KS,uhua, or kauhuahua, n. stringboard or horizontal siijjport for the floor of a canoe.
Kauhiiri, v. i. tiirn bottom up- wards.
KS,uika, n. 1 heap. 2 school of whales, <fec.
kauika, a v. i. lie in a heap. fS V. t. lay in a heap. Kauikatia o riwai.
Kauka, n. cordyline australis ; a tree.
KS,ukau, n. spear. See also under II. kau.
Kauki, n. ridge 0/ a hill.
kauki, V. i. lie in a heap. E kauki mai ra te kai i te rua.
KaumahS^ki, n. brace; btittress.
KS,umatua, n. 1 ad^dt. 2 old man or wom,an. ' He tira kau- matua, tena te haere na ' e ki ana ko Pararaki : a proverb for anything slow and sure.
Kaunaroa, n. body of a canoe without the haurtii, &c.
KaunenehQ., a. dusky. Ka kau- nenehu nei te pouri, ka tae mai matou.
Kaunihera, n. council.
Kaunoti, n. a piece of wood which is rubbed briskly with another to procure fire. See kaurima- rima.
Kaunga, n. hermit crab.
Kaungaroa, n. sidejence of a pa.
Kauoroi, v. t. scrape.
Kaupae, n. step of a ladder.
Kaupapa, n. 1 level surface; floor. Ka rite te kaupapa o te rua ki te kaupapa o te awa. — He kau- papa haro, a clean sweep. 2 fleet of canoes. 3 wise man ; oracle. Na koutou, na nga pu, na nga
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tohunga, na nga kaupapa. (98) 4 original of a song as opposed to a parody. 5 gauge for the the meshes of a net.
Kaupaparii, a. flat-roofed.
Kauparapara, n. a fish.
Kaupare, v. t. turn in a different direction ; avert.
Kauparerarera, n. a plant.
Kaupoki, v. t. 1 cover over. 2 invert.
Kauranga, n. derivative from 11, kau.
Kaurapa, a. having broad lateral jjrojections.
Kaurerehu, a. dim; dusky.
Kaureure, n. the same as kauri- marima.
Kauri, n. 1 dammara australis ; a forest tree. 2 7'esin of the kau7'i tree. 3 soot from burnt resin, used for tattooing.
Kaurimarinia, n. a pointed piece of wood, rubbed briskly on another to procure fire.
Kaurii, n. head of a tree.
Kauruki, n. smoke.
kaurukiruki, a. smoky ; dusky. I te ata, i te mea e kaurukiruki tonu ana te pouri.
Kauta, n. cooking shed.
Kautahanga, a. em2Jty. Ka haere kautahanga tenei pouaka.
Kautahoe, v. t. swiTn across. Na konei i kautahoetia ai e ia taua moana. (164)
KautangS-tanga, a. moving brisk- ly. A hea te kautangatanga ai taua?
Kaute, n. account.
Kauteatea, a. coming at intervals. He ua kauteatea.
Kautete, a. Mata kautete, a wea- pon consisting of sharp teeth of flint lashed firmly to a piece of wood.
Kautona, n. wart. He kautona
Kautuku
kei tetahi taringa o tana poaka. KSutuku, n. a l)ircl, tlie same as
matuku. — Tapuae kantuku, a
pattern or method of interlacing
the strips of flax in the lining
of a house. Kauwae, see kauae. Kau-whata, . . . Ki te po
waiianga, ki te po kauwhata. Kauwhau, v. i. or v. t. 1 recite
old legends and genealogies. 2
preach. Kawa, n. small bed in a garden.
I. KS-Ava, a. 1 unpleasant to the taste ; hitter ; sour. 2 not re- lishing food. Na Hotunui au i ngare mai ki tetahi ika mana, he waha kawa nona. (141)
kawa, or kawakawa, n. 1 piper eaxelsu'tn; a shrub. 2 sprig oi any tree used in karakia. He kawa kokomuka, he kawa aria. — Ta i te kawa. 1 remove the ' tapxi ' from a new building, part of tlie ceremony consisting in striking parts of the building with a sprig of kawakaiva or other shrub. 2 ojjen a new building tvith any ceremony. Hence kawa, v. t. the same as ta % te kawa. Ka huihui NGatiporou ki te kawa- nga o to ratou whare.
kakawa, v. i. perspire.
kakawa, n. sweat.
II. Kawa, n. heap. Me he kawa kamaka.
Ka'wai, n. 1 shoot or branch of a gourd or other creeping plant. 2 pedigree; lineage. Takina ou kawai, kia mohiotia ai ou tupuna. 3 tentacula of cuttle- fish. 4. loops fiv handles of a kete or maori basket.
Kawainga, n. stars which imme- diately precede the dawn. Ka hapai nga kawainga o te ata.
Kawaka, n. libocedrus doniana ;
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a forest tree.
K A WAN A, n. governor.
KAWANATAXGA, n. government.
KawS,ri, n. a shell-fish.
KS,wariki, n. a plant.
KSwatau, v. i. speak frequently of one's intentions or expecta- tions.
KawatawatS,, a. 1 yearning. Katae te kawatawata aroha i a au ki taku tamaiti. 2 increasing gradually irom. small beginnings. Kawatawata marire te putanga mai o te hau.
Kawau, n. graculus varius ; cor- morant ; shag. E noho ana te tangata nei, me te kawau pu te ahau. (138)
Kawawa, n. palings of a fence.
Kawe, a V. t. 1 carry; convey ; bring. Katahi te tangata ra ka kawea ki te wai e tona papa, ka tohia. (17) 2 fetch. Eta, kawea atu tetehi wai moku. (168) 3 ifiduce; influence. He kawenga na te humarietanga o te WHatuiapiti. (164) /3 v. i. shew determination ; pe7'seve7'e. Te whawhaitanga i whawhai ai, ka kawe tetehi, ka kawe tetehi. (166)
kawe, n. 1 handle. 2 strajjs by which a bundle is carried on the back. 3 curls of tattooing on the cheeks.
kawekawe, n. tentacula of a cuttle-fish. E haere mai ana hoki nga kawekawe o te taniwha, e pehi ana i te waka ki raro. (no)
Kaw^ei, n. for kaw^ai.
Kaweka, n. ridge of a hill.
kaweka, a. 1 long. Kaweka ana te tangata nei ; me te kahika ! 2 idling. Kei nga kainga e kaweka haere ana. 3 rambling; digressing. Aua e kawekaweka te korero.
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Kawenata, n. covenant.
Ka-wenga, n. burden. See kawe.
Ka"weru, n. bait for crayfish.
kaweru, v. t. bait, ov furnish with bait. Kawerutia nga taruke.
Kawetoweto, v. i. diminish gra- dually in size ; taper.
Kawiti and Ka^witiwiti, v. i. taper ; dwindle. Kawiti tanga o te ringaringa, wrist.
KSiWiu, V. i. be shrunk. Katahi ka kawiu te ringaringa.
Kawhaki, v. t. 1 remove by force. See kahaki. 2 draw out by stratagem. E hika ma, kawhakina ; mana tonu e whai. Compare manuka'whaki.
Kawhia, n. a fish.
Kawhiu, a basket used in col- lecting paua.
I. Ke, a. different ; strange. He whare ke to matou ko ou matua.
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ke, ad. 1 in or to a different place ; in a different direction. Kei Taranaki ke ratou e noho ana. — I anga ke te roro ki te tonga. 2 at a different time ; beforehand. Ko nga taura ano kua whiria ketia ra hoki, he rangi ke atu. 3 contrariwise ; differently to what one expected. Ko Tutamure ke i haere mai, he mate hoki a Te Toare. 4 in a different character or ap- pearance. Puta ke, or Rare ke, altered.
keke, a. in a different line. Ma- tua keke, uncle or aunt.
II. Ke, V. prodxice a sharp abrupt sound ; crack ; snap.
keke, v. i. creak. keke, v. i. quack, as a duck. Kea, n. discharge from the nose. Keha, n. 1 tiirni]). 2 flea. Kehg, n. haplodactylus meandra- tus ; granite trout (Sherrin) ; a
Keke
fish.
Kehi, n. case.
Kehdkeho, a. very clear or trans- p)arent. Marama kehokeho te moana.
KehiiS,, n. ghost ; spirit. A mo- dern word.
I. Kei, ad. 1 that not; lest, Kia ata tangi tatou, kei rongo mai aku hoa i patu i a au nei. (97) 2 7iot. Kia manawanui ; kei kainga ake i muri i a au. (22)
II. Kei, prep, (in present time). 1 at ; on ; in. He tangata kei te kainga, he kawenga ano tana ; ko te kawenga, kei runga kei tou whare e takoto ana, ko ia kei tou nohoanga e noho ana. (85) 2 with ; in possession of. Kei a au a Raumati. (102) — Koia kei a koe, it is as you say; — you have it. 3 in the act of. Kei te tunu kai mana. (95) 4 with an adjective or neuter verb, to denote present state, character, quality, &c. Kei te ora ano au. (65) 5 like. Ko ona niho, kei te koi mata. (28) 6 (after verbs of motion) to. Heoi ka puta te tupua ra kei waho o tona rua.
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III. Kei, n. stern of a canoe, &c. Keia, v. t. steal. Kei"wha, ad. 1 before. Kia ho-
horo te whariki i te whare, kei- wha puta mai te manuhiri. 2 whilst. Kia taria nga kai nei, keiwha noho nga tangata.
Keka, a. 1 mentally deranged. 2 beside oneself with grief
keka, n. fungus of commerce ; hirneola ])olytricha ; called also hakeke, and taringa o Tia- kiwai. " He keka piri ki te hinahina ; He kai na Mangu- mangu ; He keka keka a !"
Keke, a. obstinate; stubborn.
Keke
"whakakeke, v. i. refuse to speak ; s/io/v oneself obstinate.
Keke, n. armpit. See also under ke.
Kekeao, n. overcast sky.
Kekeno, n. sea-lion; seal.
Kekerep5, a. blind. Kekerepo ana te kanolii.
Kekereru, n. black ivood-bug.
Keko, a. sqiiinting. He kanohi keko.
whakakeko, v. i. look obliquely along anything. Titiro whaka- keko, look askance. — Whaka- keko pu, take aim.
Kenepuru, n. fresh alluvial de- posit ; silt.
Kenokeno, a. stinking; offensive. Kenokeno ana te haunga.
Kengo, n. 1 night. 2 large white kumara.
kengo, V. i. become night. Ka kengo te ra.
Keo, n. jieak or pointed summit.
keokeo, a. jjeaked ; poi7ited. Me haere ra te puke keokeo.
whakakeo, a. rising to a peak. Kei te ngaru whakakeo e tere i Taupo.
keokeonga, n. peak of a hill.
Kerakera, a. foul ; offensive. Kerakera ana te haunga.
kerakera, n. anything rotten and putrid.
Kerekere, a. intensely dark ; often used adverbially to in- tensify other adjectives, as pouri kerekere.
Kerekerewai, n. numbness.
Kerengeo, n. lump) of earth.
Kereru, n. tvood-pigeon.
Kereteki, n. outer fence of a pa.
Keretti, n. 1 clod. 2 thwart of a canoe.
KerewhenuS,, n. yellow clay.
Keri. a v. t. dig. /3 v. i. rush along violently as wind, &c.
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K6r6, V. i. blink the eyes ; tvink. kero, a. 1 dead. 2 maimed. He
ringa kero. kerokero, v. i. wiyik frequently.
Kerokero auau tonu nga kanolii. whakakekero, v. i. look out at
the corners of the eyes. Kete. 1 basket made of strips of
flax, etc. 2 belly of a net. Ketekete, v. i. express surprise,
or sorrow. Keti, n. gate. Keto, a. extinguished. Kua keto
te ahi. ketoketo, n. 1 sick jmrson. 2
maggot. Ketii, a v. t. turn up with the
snout. Kua ketua taku mara
e te poaka. ^ v. i. begin to ebb.
Ka ketu te mata o te tai. Keu, V. t. move ; and hence ^jwZ^
the trigger of a gun. Keua te
pu. keukeu, v. i. move oneself Ta-
koto tonu te turoro nei, kahore
e keukeu. ■whakakeukeu, v. t. shake. Ke'wS-, a. extinguished. Kua kewa
te ahi. Kewha, a. unsettled ; irresolute.
E kewha haere ra i runga mau-
nga.
I. Ki. a. full. Kua ki te ipu. kiki, a. 1 crowded. 2 confined ;
strait.
kiki,
whakakiki, v. t. instigate. Ka- tahi ia ka haere ki te whakakiki i tona iwi kia tikina mai taua iwi tutu nei kia whakangaromia. (ii8)
II. Ki, a V. t. say ; think. (3 v. i. speak; utter a word. Ui noa ki te poupou o te whare, Kaore te ki mai te waha.
kiki, V. i. speak. Korero noa ahau, kihai ia i kiki.
Ki
III. Ki, ad. very. Turituri ki.
Ki, prep. 1 to. E haere ana koe ki hea ? E haere ana ahau ki te whakataki i taku kotiro. (49) 2 iiito. Ka whiua atu ia ki te wai. (ill) ^towards. E liaere koe, ka titiro ki te putanga mai otera. (no) 4 against; at; with. Ka tango mahara ia, ka whawhai mai ki ona tuakana. (12) — Te makanga atu o te maipi ki nga ngarara, ki nga mokai katoa, kua mate. (96) — Ka haurangi te wahine nei, ka riri ki tona teina. (139) 5 for ; in quest of. Na Hotunui au i ngare mai ki te ngohi mana. (141)
6 concerning; of; respecting. Ka korero mai a Hotunui ki te kino o tona hoa e noho nei ia. (141) — He whakapaenga ki te rua kumara na ona hoa. (136)
7 in consequence of. He tika tou pouri ki taku korero. (141)
8 hy ineans of; tvith. Tapahia ki te toki. (64) Q at; with; on; in. Ka noho a Tuau ki te kei. (in) — He aha ra tatou te moe tahi ai ki a ia?(ii) — E hoe koe, na, e rua ki roto, e rua ki waho. (in) — Ka mutu ki te wai, kei uta. (86) 10 accord- ing to. Ki tana whakaaro hoki, he wahine pai ia. (139) W in the opinion of. Ki a Tangaroa, me tomo te pa : ki a Rangitu, me tuki ata. (90) 12 in the event of; if. Ki te kata koutou i a au, ka mate rawa ahau. (29) 13 simjDly transitive, connecting the verb with its object. Ka tango tetehi ki te maipi, me tetehi ; ka tango ano a Hatu- patu ki te maipi. (97)
Kia, ad. or conj. 1 to denote a wish or proposition ; that. Kia ata haere tatou. Let us go
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slowly. (150) — Katahi ia ka mahara kia tango maminga ia i taua kainga. (79) 2 to denote a purpose or effect, that. Katahi ka peia atu ia kia haere atu. — He aha i waiho ai te manuhiri kia karanga ana? (168) When followed by ai it denotes an ulterior purpose, in order that. Me whakarite nga hoe kia rite rawa, kia tangatanga ai tatou te puta ki waho. (169) 3 to mark the relation between the subject and some future time or event. Kia rua nga po ki muri nei ka ara te marama. (54) — Kia ahiahi ka puta ake ai 1 Will he come up in the evening ? (54) Sometimes itmay be rendered by until. Kaua e kotikotia ta tatou ika ; engari waiho kia tae atu au ki te tohunga. (22) Some- times by when. Taihoa tatou e haere ki reira; hei te nga- huru, kia rupeke te kai ki te ha- poko, kia takakau. (189) 4 in ne- gative sentences, after kahore, kore, or hore. Kahore kia po rua. — Kahore matou i tapoko ki te ngahere, kore kia iti, kore kia rahi. — Kahore ano te manu- hiri kia kai. In this example, what would be kua in an affirmative sentence is kia in the negative. 5 in instituting a comparison. Kia penei te ko- rahi 0 to tatou takotoranga, the place where we lay was as large as this.
Kiaka, n. calabash.
Kiano, ad. not yet : (only in past time). Kiano taku mahi i oti noa.
Kiato, n. thwart of a canoe.
kiato, a. compact; in small com- pass. Kia kiato ! keep close ! Compare hiato.
Kiekie
whakakiato, v. i. keep done to-
(jather. Whakakiato tomi to iwi
e tu ake nei. Kiekie, n. freycinetia Banksii ; a
climbing plant. Kiha, and kihakiha, v. i. pant.
Tu ana te kiha a tou tangata. Kiliai, ad. not ; only in past time
with i. Kihai ano i taro kua
mate. (i6o) Kihikihi, n. a kind of locust or
cicada. Kiki, a. silenced hy argument. KiKi, n. gig.
Kiki, kiki, see under Ki. Kikiporo, n. two pieces of wood
with which time is beaten to a
song. Kikimo, see under kimo. Kikini, see under kini. Kikiwa, see under kiwa Kiko, or kikokiko, n. 1 Jlesh.
2 perso7i (contemptuously). He
kiko whakarawaka, a lazy fellow;
a vagabond. vrhakakiko, n. patch on a canoe,
let in like a plug. vrhakakikokiko, a. feigned.
Moe whakakikokiko, sham sleep). Kikdha, a. sharp-pointed. Kikohunga, n. gangrene. Kikopuku, n. 1 part of the arm
between the shoulder and the
elbow. 2 warrior ; brave man Kikorangi, n. blue sky. Kikorua, a. 1 twofold; double.
2 overlaid. Kikowhiti, n. fore-arm. Kimi, n. calabash. Kimi, V. t. seek; look for. He aha
tau e kimi mai nei 1 Kimo, V. i. wink. kikimo, v. i. keep the eyes firmly
closed. kimokimo, v. i. wink frequently. Kina, n. echinus, or sea-urchin. Kinaki, n, food which is eaten
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I along with other food. Ka pau
nga pata kanga kei kinaki mo
te koura. kinaki, v. t. eat one kind of food
tvith another. Kinakitia o ka-
pana ki te ika, Kini, or kikini, v. t. 1 nip;
pinch. 2 pinch off. Kinitia mai
tetahi wahi o te torori na ki
a au. 'Whakakini, v. i. wi7ik signifi- cantly, or give an intimcttion
with the eyes. He korero ma-
minga nana ; i whakakini mai
hoki ona kanohi, moku kia no-
hopuku. Kino, a. evil; bad; hateful; when
preceded by ka or kua, cor-
r7i2)ted ; damaged. kino, ad. with ill usage. I haere
noa atu nga herehere, ehara i
te mea i toia kinotia e te pakeha. kino, V. t. dislike ; hate. E kore
oti koe e kinongia, ina penatia
tau mahi 1 whakakino, v. t. pronounce bad;
treat with co7itempt. KiNGi, n. king. Kiokio, n. 1 the moon on the
36th day. 2 lomaria jjrocera ; a
fern. Kiore, n. rat; moitse. KiPA, n. sjjur. Kiporo, a. blunt-pointed. Kirea, n. land exhausted by Jre-
quent crojyping. Kirehe, n. dog. Kiri, n. skin; bark. Ehara i te
tu-a-kiri o te tangata nana i
inoi atu ; kahore, na te puku
nui. Kiri-ka ; fever. kirikiri, n. gravel. Kirihaunga, a. unsuccessfd in
fishing. Kirikiria, a. soiled. Horoia te
oneone o tou kaka; ka kirikiria
koe.
Kirikopuni
Kirikopuni, n. a kind of eel.
Kirikotea, a. fair in complexion.
KiRiMiNi, n. agreement.
Kiripaka, n. flint ; quartz.
Kiritai, n. sixice immediately out- side the fence of a jja.
Kirit6a, a. ivhite-skinned ; fair. He pakeha ia ; ina hoki he kiri- tea.
Kiritona, n. ivart; excrescence on the skin.
Kiriuka, a. unflinching. I wha- karongo kiriuka etahi.
Kiriwai, n. inner skin.
Kiri-whero, a. fl^orid in com- plexion.
Kita, ad. tightly ; fast. Mau kita taua maia i nga taura a taua hunga.
Kite, V. t. 1 see ; knoiv; jjerceive. Kua kite mai tana wahine i a ia e haere atu ana. (ii8) 2 find out; discover. Ka rapua e ratou he tikanga hei mamingatanga ma ratou i a Kae, a ka kitea.
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"whakakite, v. t. reveal ; disclose.
Ki"wa, V. i. shut the eyes ; wink.
kiwakiwa, a. gloomy; sad. He kiwakiwa no roto i a au.
whakakikiwa, v. i. ^-eep the eyes firmly closed. Ka whakakikiwa ona kanohi i te mamae.
Kiwei, n. loop or handle of a basket. Hapainga ki te kiwei.
Kiwi, n. afteryx; a bird. Kahu- kiwi, garment covered with kiwi feathers.
whakakiwi, v. i. look aside. Ka whakakiwi nga kanohi i runga i te peke.
I. K6, a particle used before pro- per names and personal pro- nouns, and also before common nouns when they are preceded by te or any of its compounds, to, toku, ta matou, &c. 1 to
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give emphasis, and hence fre- quently to denote the predicate. Ko koe tonu te wai i haere mai ai ahau. (169) — Ko takru potiki te tangata nei. (17) 2 to direct attention to the subject about which something is about to be said, when the words ' as for ' may be supplied in English. Ko Maketu pa, e tu kau ana. (81) — Ko te haerenga mai o Paoa, i haere mai i runga i a Kahu- nunu. (184) 3 to specify par- ticularly what has been already alluded to in a more general way ; and so also to indicate or enumerate the individuals signified by a dual or plural pronoun. Tera ano tetahi pa nui onamata, ko Maungawhau. (166) — NGa ingoa o nga waka nei na, ko te Arawa, ko Tainui, ko Matatua, ko Takitimu, ko Kurahaupo, ko Tokomaru, ko Matawhaorua. (69) — Ko Rauka- tauri ratou ko Raukatamea, ko Itiiti, ko Rekareka. (36) II. Ko, prep, with reference to future time. 1 to. Ko hea koe e haere na ? 2 at. Ko reira au tu ai, kia tae ake ano koe.
I. K5, a wooden implement for digging or planting, sometimes used as a weapon of war. Ka werohia ki te ko.
ko, or k6k5, v. t. dig or plant
with a ko. Me koko aku tinaku.
— ' Rahirahi, ko : matatoru, ha-
ruru tu.' koanga, n. sowing time. Take
koanga ; whakapiri ngahuru.
II. K6, n. gi7-l ; used only in ad- dressing. E ko ! — E ko ma !
III. Ko, n. 1 yonder p)lace. E haere ana ahau ki ko, i a Rewa ma. 2 distant point of time. A ko ake nei, hereafter.
Ko
IV. K6, V. i. jjut out the lips in
contempt. Ko ana nga ngutu. koko, V. i. make a rtimbling noise.
Koko ana toku manawa. koko, n. 1 jjrosthemadera Novce-
Zelmidi(e ; 'parsoti-hird. 2 net
for catching kehe. kok5, V. i. chmuit for the purpose
of keeping the guard awake in
time of war.
I. Kda, a. glad ; joyful. Ka koa te iwi ra ki te kai mana. (142)
II. Koa, ad. intensive. 1 indeed. Kihai koa i taro, ka puta atu ki te taua a Uenuku raua ko Toi. (66) 2 in entreaty. E hoa, kau mai koa ki konei. (120) — He aha koa ? What matters it 1
K6a, see ko"wa.
Koae, see kowae.
Koaha, a. abortive ; shed before maturity. He koaha te witi nei.
Koaka, n. 1 calabash. 2 coarse mat, made of flax-leaves. 3 to- tara wood of dark colour, but of inferior quality.
Koanii, n. cold.
Koangaumu, n. charm for depriv- ing one's enemies of strength. He ika koangaumu, a fish made use of in the ceremony of ' pure- waka.' I taona te ika koanga- umu, ma nga tangata nana te waka 6 kai.
Koangi, a. cool. Engari a konei e koangiangi ana te hau.
koangi, n. diarrhoea.
koao, koaoao. See ko"wao.
Koara, v. i. be sjMt oioen. Kua koara te rakau nei.
Koare, n. panax Edgerleyi ; a tree.
koareare, n. 1 root of raupo. 2 panax Edgerleyi ; a tree.
Koaro, a. inverted ; turned right round; inside out; upside down. Huri koaro, turn inside out. See also under Kowaro.
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KoS,tS,, n. spy-glass.
KoATi, n. goat.
KoS,u, n. graculus varius ; shag.
ko3,uau, n. a kind of musical in- strument played with the nose.
Kde, pron. thou. Dual, korua, Plural, koutOU. After the pre- positions a, o, ma, mo, na, no, ta, to, koe becomes u, and the preposition and pronoun are written as one word, thus, au, tou, &c.
Koe, koekoe, v. i. scream as a bird.
whakakoekoe, or -whakoekoe, V. t. tickle.
K6eae,n.afish; a variety of ^ramie trout.
Koeata, n. frst spirouts oj fern after the stalks have been burnt.
Koehoperoa, n. cuckoo ; the same as koekoea.
Koeke, n. 1 old man ; adult. 2 grasshojyper.
Koekoea, n. larger cuckoo.
Koeo, a. 1 offensive in smell. Kua pirau pea te kai nei, in a ka puta te koeo. 2 ivasting. He mate koeo.
K6era,a. 1 5roA;ew (of clouds). Ka koera te rangi ; meake ka rangi ataahua. ^ fearful ; frightened.
Koero, n. sickness.
Koetoeto, n. dry twigs. Tera he koetoeto, hei mea kora ma tatou.
Koha, n. 1 p)arting instructions. Tenei taku koha ki a koe, kei, hopu tou ringa ki te aka taepa, engari ki te aka matua. (48) — Heoi te koha, a taua tangata i te matenga, kia pai tatou te noho. 2 respect ; regard. He koha ki a Te WHerowhero i whakarerea ai te pakanga. 3 present ; gift. He koha tena naku ki a koe. 4 endeavour ; effort. Kia puta te koha. 5
Kohaha
deficiency. E wha te roa o te rakau; kahore he koha. 6 s2:)ot; scar; defect.
kohakoha, a. diminished. Ka ko- hakolia nga kai o te rua.
Kohaha, v. t. pt'epare fish for dry- in(/ by removing the bones.
kohaha, n. fish with the bones re- moved, ready for drying.
Kohaia, n. girl.
Kohamo, n. back of the head.
Kohanga, n. nest.
Kohanga-weka, a. disordered; ragged. Kua kohangaweka nga raupo i te hau.
Kohari, v. t. mash. Koharitia nga kapana.
kohari, n. mess of mashed food.
koharihari, v. i. be in pain. E koharihari ana a roto o toku puku.
Kohatu, see kovrhatu.
Kohau, a V. t. speak freqxiently oi what one intends or expects. /? V. i. sine} without an object, as when travelling alone, &c.; re- garded as a bad omen.
I. Kohe, V. i. talk nonsense ; jabber.
II. Kohe, n. 1 passifiora tetandra ; a climbing plant. 2 dysoxylon spectabile ; a tree.
kohekohe, n. dysoxylon spectabile ;
a tree. Koheka, see kowheka. Kohengi, or kohengihengi, n.
wind. Ka tika te kohengihengi
e ihi mai nei. Kohepi, n. flower of kohekohe. Kohera, see ko"whera. Kohere, v. t. pound fern root into
a cake. Kei te kohere aruhe a
Tatua ma. kohere, n. ccoke of pounded fern- root. Koheriki, n. 1 angelica rosafolia ;
a plant. 2 bidens p>ilosa ; a plant. Koherxi, n. a fish.
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Kohl, or kohikohi, v. t. collect ;
gather. kohi, n. wasting sickness. kohia, V. i. be emaciated. Kohi, n. 1 dark mud used for
dyeing black. 2 heavy rains in
early winter. Te kohi o Autahi. K5hia, n. jyassiflora tetrandra ; a
climbing plant. K6hi-a-kik6, n. wasting sickness. Kohihi, n. a bird. kohihi, V. i. dart along. KohikohikS, v. t. do irregularly,
a bit here and a bit there. Kati
te kohikohiko; me whakatepe
atu i konei. Kohiku n. 1 a kind of mat. Ka
takoto nga taonga mo Paoa, ko
te pueru, ko te kohiku. (190) 2
sjjit to roast birds on. 3 reflected
light. Kohine, n. girl. Anana ! ta te
kohine pai ! (170) Kohoho, n. solanum aviculare ; a
shrub. Kohoi, a. thin ; lean. Kohoka, n. spit for roasting birds. Kohoperoa, n. cuckoo.
I. Kohii, n. fog ; mist.
II. Kohii, or kokohu, a. somewhat concave ; bent or warped so as to become concave ; sheltered from wind, &c. Engari a konei, e koangiangi ana te hau, tena ko tua, he kohu rawa.
kohukohu, n. 1 chickweed ; stel- laria sp. 2 a kind of moss. 3 a kind of seaweed.
kohu, V. t. cook in a hangi any article co7itained in a hollow ves- sel.
III. Kohii. kohukohu, v. t. curse. Part of
the 'pure' ceremony for a newly- made canoe was called 'whaka- mama i te kohukohu ruahine.' (70)
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Koiri
Kohiia, n. 1 maori oven. 2 boiler.
Kohue, n. lioUer.
kohuehue, a. fat.
Kohuhu, n. pittosporuTn tenuifo- lium ; a tree.
Kohuhiitanga, n. head of a stream.
Kohukohu, see uiider Kohu.
Kohumu, n. land from which the fern, &c., has been burnt off.
kohumuhumu, a. shorn close. Kohumuhumu kau ana te mahu- nga o Te Puri.
kohumuhumu, v. i. 1 whisper. 2 m7C7")nur.
KohixngahiingS,, a. crushed. Ko- hungahunga ana tera, nakunaku noa ilio.
kohungahunga, n. infant.
Kohura, v. i. appear above ground, spirout lop). E kohura ake ana te tupu o te riwai i rare i te wlienua.
Kohiirangi, n. a parasitical plant.
Kohure, v. t. 1 tur^i up what is beneath the surface. Ka kohu- rea te oneone ki te puka. 2 take out the bones of birds, itc. Kohu- rehurea a tatou kukupa.
kohure, a. consincuous. Ka ko- hure a Paoa.
kohure, n. fireimod.
I. Kohuru, n. sapling.
II. Kohuru, V. t. 1 murder. Ka kohurutia aWahieroa eMatuku- takotako, ka mate. (54) 2 ill- treat grievously. E aue haere ana mo te kohurutanga e ana tamariki. (13)
Kohutuhutu, n. fuchsia excorti-
cata ; a tree. I. Koi, sharp. koikoi, a. 1 somewhat sharp. 2
prickly. koinga, n. jyoint; edge. -wha,'k.ak.oi,v.t. sharp en. WHaka-
koia .taku toki ki to hoanga.
II. K6i, con j. 1 wliilsf. Haere koe koi awatea. 2 for kei.
III. Koi, ad. 1 almost. Koi rarua ai koe ; you almost got into trou- ble. 2 not. Koi paruparu, koi aha ; no mud whatever.
Koia, ad. 1 expressing assent, it is so. 2 interrogatively, express- ing surprise, indeed ? — is it so ? 'E hoa,koTakakopiri.' 'Koia?' 'Ae, kua kite au : i tae ake ano ki Hauraki ra.' (147) 3 in in- terrogative sentences, giving em- phasis to a question. Ko taku hoa koia tau e patai mai na ? ( 1 4 7 ) 4 for ko ia, it is that. Koia tonu ta maua haku ki nga ta- ngata. Our ground of comjdaint against the men is just that. — Koia ahau te haere ai. That is the reason why I did not go.
koikoia.
whakakoikoia, v. t. instigate.
Koiata, v. i. throiv uj) a new shoot.
Koihi, a. verandah.
koihiihi, a. red^iced to splinters. Kua koihiihi te rakau.
koihiihi, v. i. thrill with fear.
Koihu, n.pittospoi'um tenuifolium; a tree.
Koikara, n. finger.
Koinaka, ad. expressing assent; contracted from koia naka. See koia.
Koinei, and koineki, ad. ex- pressing assent, contracted from koia nei and koia neki. See koia.
Koinga, n. a kind of shark. See also under koi.
Koingo, a. yearning ; fretting. E koingo ana toku ngakau ki toku hoa ka riro.
Koipuipu, a. 1 footsore ; blistered. 2 overcast with clouds. Ka koi- puipu te rangi.
I. Koiri, V. t. 2}la7it potatoes, &g.
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Kokomo
II. KSiri, V. i. 1 hend the body. 2 move to and fro.
koiriiri, v. i. writhe.
Koiro, n. conger eel.
whakakoiro, v. t. make crooked or torfiious.
Koitareke, n. Xeiv Zealand quail; coturnix Novk Zea- landice.
Koiwi, n. 1 skeleton. He ana koiwi. (155) 2 strength. 3 in- tensity. To te mate koiwi! 4 jjerson ; felloiu (contemptuously). Te koiwi kurapa! the idle fel- low I He pure koiwi ; food cooked as an offering to the spirits of the dead.
Koka, n. a coarse mat.
I. Koka, n. mother.
II. Koka, a. dried up. Kua ko- katia nga kumara.
Kokako, n. collceas cinerea, or Xew Zealand crow.
Kokari, n. new potatoes.
Kokau, V. t. plant in ordinary soil. Ka koia te kumara ki ro oneone kaore he kirikiri, he kokau tena.
kokau, a. roughly made; un- finished. Ta matou waka, he kokau; ta koutou, he mea ata tarai.
Koke, V. i. move forivards. Ka whanatu ka haere, ka koke te waewae.
K6ke, V. i. creak.
I. Kokeke, n. mussels taken f-om the shell.
II. Kokeke, v. i. wind about. Ko- keke atu kokeke mai nga piko o te awa.
KokewS,, V. i. ivander.
I. Koki, n. 1 a7igle ; corner. 2 small canoe.
II. Koki, V. i. move ahead as a canoe. Kokinga-waru, food of indifferent quality., such as is
eaten in time of scarcity, food not being plentiful in the eighth month.
I. Koki, V. i. sing in early morn- ing. Ka koki te manu ka haere maua.
II. Koki, n. bottle made from seaweed, or from the stomach of a shark. See kokihi.
Kokihi, V. i. shoot; begin to grow.
kokihi, n 1 tetragonia expansa; Neio Zealand spinach. 2 a shrub. 3 bottle made of seaweed.
Kokiki, n. fragments of wood and rubbish brought down by floods and washed up on the sea shore.
Kokiri, a v. t. dart; throiv or p^lsh any long body end fore- most. Kokiri tia te hoe ki uta. fB V. i. dart or rush forward; charge. Kokiri! kokiri!
kokiri, n. 1 spear. 2 body of men rushing forwards. Tokoiwa te kokiri a Rapata, kotahi te- kau ta Piki kokiri. 3 a fish.
I. Koko, n. shovel ; spoon. Te koko
o te pokohiwi, the shoulder- blade.
koko, V. t. take up with a shovel or spoon. Kokoa nga waro ki roto ki nga kete.
kokonga, n. corner.
■whakakoko, v. i. move sideways. WHakakoko ana te haere o te tamaiti kei kitea tana aporo.
II. Koko, a. rotten.
Koko, V. i. make a rumbling or
gurgling noise. Koko ana toku
manawa. Koko, n. 1 prostheiyiadera Xovck
Zecdandice, a bird. 2 net for
catching kehe. Kokohu, see under kohu. K5k5inako, n. anthornis mela-
neura ; bell-bird. Kokomo, see under komo.
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Kona
Kokomtika, u. veronica salicl-
/olia, &c. He kokomuka tu
tara whare ; a stay-at-home. Kokopa, see under kopa. Kokopi, see under kopi. Kokopii, n. 1 c/alaxias fasciatus;
a small fresh-water fish. 2 a
kind of eel. Kokoreke, n. coturnix Novoi
Zealandke ; a kind of quail, Ko- koreke pu-ohorere. Kokorimako, n. anthoi^nis me-
laneura ; hell-bird. Kokoromiko and kokoromu-
ka, n. veronica salicifolia, &c.;
shrubs. Kokoru, see under koru, Kokotonga, n south-ivest ivind. Kokota, n. a bivalve shellfish. Kokoti, see under koti, Kokouri, n. haziness caused by
smoke, tfec. Kokowai, n. earth from lohich
red ochre is procured by burn- ing; red ochre. Koma, n. 1 a kind of stone. 2
axe head, or other imjdement
made of this stone, Koma, a. pale; whitish. Komae, a. shrunk; blighted. Ka
komae noa te tupu o te kai. komae, n. jMtatoes, &c., withered
in the sun. Komam.a, v. i. run or/all thi-ough
a smcdl aperture; leak. K6m,anga, n. elevated stage for
storing food upon. Kom.aoa, a. bare of skin ; idcer-
ated. He komaoa kei te ma-
ngai. Komaru, n. 1 sun. 2 sail. K6m.au, v. t. keep fire alight by
burying it in embers. Me ko-
mau ta taua ahi. K6m6, V. i. 1 move the jaiv as in
eating ; close the mouth or lips.
Te komenga o nga ngutu. (153)
2 take food; eat.
kSme, n. food.
komekom.e, v. i. inove the lips as in speaking.
Kom.eke, n. pounded fern-root. E ruke ana i te komeke ki ta- haki. (190)
K6mem.e, a. 1 burst inwards; stove in. 2 thin and yielding ; easily cojnpressed as a calabash, ikc. 3 Contracted by cold. Ka whakakomemetia te ringa.
Kom.iri, v. t. 1 rub with the hand or fingers; separate the grain of maize by rubbing with the hand. 2 sort. Komiritia a ta- tou purapura.
Komiro, a. whirling; or moving spirally, as a current.
kom.ir6miro, n. ptetroica toitoi; a bird.
KoMiTi, n. committee.
K6m.6, or k6k6m.6, v. t. thrust in; put in; insert. Ka komo- tia te tata a Turi, ka ehua te wai. (hi)
kokom.o, n. contribution by ivay oj acknoivledgement on the part of people to whom a hakari is is given.
Komore, n. ornament for the ankle.
Komuhumuhu, see kohumu- humu.
Komurii, v. t. 1 rub off. Komu- rua nga tupu, nga weuweu. 2 make sujyple by rubbing.
Kom.utu, V. t. surprise; inter- cept. Kia tupato : meake ra ko- mutua mai tatou.
kom.utum.utu, n. a fish.
I. Kona, n. 1 that place, near or connected with the person spoken to. 2 that time. 3 that circumstance.
II. Kona, n. lower part of the ab- domen. (128)
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Konae
konakona, v. t. smeU.
konakona, n. 1 savour. 2 affec- tion.
Konae, n. 1 turning in a path. 2 small basket woven from strips of flax. 3 belly oi a fishing net; the same as ngake.
Konaki, v. i. feel affection for one who is absent.
konakitanga, n. corner.
Konana, a. slanting ; out of the pei'pe7idicular. Ka poupou te aho, ka rere te kupenga: ka konana, e kore e rere.
Konao, n. 1 maori oven. 2 diarrhoea.
Konapu, a. shining. Ka konapu mai, whero tonu.
Konattinatu, v. t. mix up. Ko- natunatua te huka ki roto ki te paraoa.
Konei, n. (implying nearness to, or connection with the speaker) 1 this place. 2 this time. 3 this circumstance.
Koneke, v. i. slide along. WHa- katakotoria he rango kia ko- neke ai te waka.
koneke, n. 1 sledge. 2 figure- head carved on the body of a canoe; the same as toiere.
konekeneke, n. mat with thrums made of strips of tlie flax leaf scraped only at intervals.
Konene, n. stranger ; wanderer ; person belonging to a tribe which has been broken up and scat- tered.
Konenehu, a. resembling dust. He ua konenehu.
Konewa, n. song heard in a dream, regarded as a bad omen. Te konewa, he waiata i te po, he mea mate.
Konewha, v. i. 1 close the eyes gradually, the eflfect of drowsi- ness. Ka konewhanewlia aku
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kanohi. 2 wander.
Koni, V. i. move; alter one's posi- tion. Me koni mai ki tenei taha.
Konia, n. canoe.
Konihi, a. 1 stecdthy ; avoiding ob- servation. E whakataka ana te ara konihi o Te Puhihuia ratou ko ona hoa. (170) 2 murdering by stealth. Mau tonu te konihi, te kohuru a Wai- kato.
Konini, n. fuchsia excorticata; a tree.
Kono, 1 small basket for cooked food. 2 be7td of a river. Kotahi kono ka tae ki te ngutuawa o Raparapa-ririki.
konokono, a. deep and narroiv, of a vessel ; opposed to karaha.
Konohi, a. 1 feeling strong affec- tion for an absent relative or friend. Ka puta mai te kono- hinohi aroha o te tuahine ki a ia. (32) 2 longing. He konohi no raua kia awe raua te whaka- porangitia.
Konohi, the same as kanohi.
Kononi, a. crooked.
Koniii, n. thumb.
Koniiini, a v. t. fold; double ; /? V. i. take a backward course. Ka konuminumi te auahi, ka hoki iho : said of a smoky chim- ney.
Konga, n. live coal; charcoal.
kongakonga, a. crumbled into fragments.
kongakonga, n. crumb; frag- ment.
Kongahu, n. stone.
Kongange, v. i. blaze. E kore e kongange te kanaku (R.)
kongange, a. weak.
kongangengange, v. i. turii on Jiinges.
Kongangi, v. i. creak. WHaka-
Kongehe ' 69
roncjo ilio ki nga papa o te waka ra, ka kongangi. (177)
Kongehe, a. feeble; tvithout strength. Kongehe noa ilio tona haere i te kawenga a te welii.
Kongenge, a sinking; exhausted. He mate kongenge, a death from disease, as opposed to a violent death.
Kongio, V. i. be shrivelled up. Kua kongio ke te kapana.
Kongohe, a. pliable. Aka ko- ngohe; the name of a climbing plant.
Kongu, a. cloudy. He rangi ko- ngu.
kongungu, n. small kumara.
Kongunu, a. broken half through.
Kongutu-awa, n. mouth of a river.
KooTi, n. court.
Kopa, a. mimbed, stiff. He kopa nga waewae.
Kopa, or kokopa, a. 1 bent. Kua kokopa noa te taupoki. 2 crippled; lame. 3 of the wan- ing moon. Kihai i kopa te ma- rama, kua kitea tona hapu. (148)
kopa, or kopanga, n. 1 angle; corner. Tenei ka noho i te kopa whare. 2 (kopa) native oven.
kopakopa, a. wrinkled; creased. He kopakopa nga rau o tenei otaota.
kopakopa, n. a species of jij^aw- tago.
■whakakopakopa, v. t. fold up.
Kopae, a. 1 lying sideways, or broadside on. 2 having the en- trance at the side. Ko tona whare, he whare kopae. (38)
kopae, n. 1 small basket for cooked food. Ka kohia te kai ki te kopae; ka ki te kopae, ka tapaea. 2 house ornamented
Kopehupehu
with carved work.
KopSkS,, V. i. be short of a thing; he in want.
KopS,ki, v.t. wrap; envelop.
kopaki, n. husk; envelope.
kopakipaki, n. maize.
K5pak6, n. back of the head.
Kopana, a v. t. 1 push. Kopana ana te ringaringa a tera ki a au. ^incite; urge, (iw.i.feel a desire. Katahi ka kopana ake te hinengaro ki te kai.
Kopani, v.t. 1 sMit to; of a lid or door fitting into an opening, but not sliding or turning on hinges. Kopania mai te tau- poki. 2 shut up ; close up. 3 enclose; shut in.
kopani, n. door or board closing the entrance to a kumara pit, etc.
Kopaopao, n. a kind of eel.
Kopapa, n. 1 small canoe. 2 sledge.
K5par3,, n. anthornis tnelaneura ; bell-bird, especially the female. The same as korimako. Iti te kopara, kai takirikiri ana i runga i te kahikatea.
Kopare, v.t. shade or veil the eyes.
kopare, n. shade for the eyes; veil.
Koparu, a. crushed; mashed. Kua koparu nga kapana.
Kopata, n. dew.
kopatapata, a. falling in drops.
Kope, or kopepe, a. 1 in a soft 7nass; pulpy. He mea penu nga kapana kia kope. 2 pliable.
kope, n. pistol; revolver.
Kope, v.t. wrap in leaves in pre- paration for cooking.
kopekope, v. i. shake or flap in the wind, as a sail. E kope- kope ana nga ra o te poti.
Kopehupghu, v.t. strike down;
Kopeka
smash. Akuanei koe tikina atu ai, kopehupehua ai.
Kopeka, v. t. 1 deceive. 2 ob- struct. 3 render useless; spoil.
"whakakopekapeka, v. t. hinder tvith unnecessary trijies.
Kopeke, a. cold.
Kopenupenii, v. t. crtijnjjle; crush.
Kopepe, V. t. fluch. Na wai taku hue i kopepe?
Kopepe, see under kope.
Kopere, n. sling, consisting of a string attached to a stick.
kopere, v. t. 1 sling. 2 throw violently. Ka koperea te waka e te au.
Kopeti, a. looped. Ka mahi ia i te whanake, kei te whakakopeti mai, ka taia he niahanga. (7)
Kopi, a. doubled together by means of a liinge or joint; shut ; closed.
kokopi, V. t. double together two parts of anything by means of a hinge; sJiut. Kopia iho te taupoki 0 te pouaka.
Kopia, n. kernels of karaka or corynocarpus Icevigata, prepared for eating.
Kopiha, n. 1 pit for storing pota- toes or taro. 2 pool of water.
Kopiko, V. i. go cdternately in op- posite directions. Kopiko mai, kopiko atu, kahore matou i kite i te ara.
kopikopiko, a. going cdternately in opposite directions. He ara kopikopiko.
Kopio, a. aback; filled with wind from cdiead.
Kopipi, a. 1 weak; frail. He ko])ipi te rakau na: kei whfiti. 2 flaccid; ivithered. Kahore e pai te hue na, he kopipi. 3 timid. He ngakau kopipi; e kore e manawanui.
Kopipiri, a. crowded close to-
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qether ; confined.
Kopiri, a. crippled; lame.
Kopiro, V. t. duck; put another person's head under water. Kua kopiroa te tamaiti e tona tua- kana.
kopiro, a. 1 steejMcl in water. He kaanga kopiro. 2 07i the same level; without rajnds. Ka haere atu ki te mutunga mai 0 te tutanga kopiro o te wai nei.
Kopiti, a. shut up; closed.
whakakopiti, v. t. close. Whaka- kopititia te waha.
Kopito, n. pain in the abdomen.
Kopiupiu, V. i. swing; oscillate; move to and fro. Kopiupiu noa ana te waka i te akinga a te ngaru.
Koporo, a. truncated; having the end cut off abruptly. He waka koporo, a square-sterned canoe.
Kopu, n. 1 belly; womb. Ka nui haere te man:iae ki tona kopu. (127) 2 a kind of mat used as an inner garment. Ko te kahakaha i waho, ko te kopu i roto rawa.
Kopu, a. Ifull; filled up. Kaore i tiketike ake te koputanga 0 te rua kai. 2 blistered.
kopupu, a. having the skin raised in blisters.
Kopua, a. deep>; of water.
Kopuha, n. small house.
Kopuhuri, n. arrijns salar, a fish ; the same as kahawai.
Kopiika, a. sjoongy ; shrivelled.
Kopiike, v. t. throiv iip the soil into hillocks preparatory to planting.
Kopuku, n. a closely-woven mat.
Kopiini, a. in a body; all to- gether. Kia kopuni te haere, k;iua e takitahitia.
Kopiipunga'wha, n. bulrush, scirpus lacustris.
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K6puputS,i, n. sponye. Kopiira, n. 1 jjotatoes or other
tubers used for seed. 2 old per- son. 3 a plant. Kopurepure, a. spotted; with
large siiots or patches. Kopurii, or kopurupiiru, a. 1
stiifl'i'd up. 2 J'usti/ ; moiddy. Kopurua, a. having the belly
sivollen; dropsical. Koputa, a. blistered. koputaputa, n. a fish. Koputoitoi, a. moist; spongy. K5putotarS,, n. chilomycter'us
jaculiferus; porcupine fisJi. Koputuputu, V. t. jmt up in
heaps. Koputuputua nga kai
ma te manuliiri. Kopu"wai, a. ^oatery. He kino
ena i-iwai, he kopuwai. Kopuwai-totara, n. chilomyc-
t ems jaculiferus ; porcupine jish. Kora, n. 1 small fragment, or
sjjeck of anything. Hokihoki
tonu tona ringa ki te mirimiri i
te kora i roto i tona kanohi. 2
spark. 3 fire ; fuel. ■whakakorakora, v. t. scatter;
distribute in small fragments.
WHakakorakorangia tetahi wa-
hi ma matou. Korae, v. t. anoint with red ochre
and oil. Koraha, a. 1 extended; open.
2 shallow. He tai koraha to
Manawaora. koraha, n. open country. K5rahi, a. large; extensive. Kia
penei te korahi o to tatou tako-
toranga. korahirahi, a. 1 thin. 2 some-
ivhat tra7isparent. He taewa
koraliii'ahi (of young potatoes.) Korahoraho, n. unfledged young
birds. Koraki, n. north or north-north- west wind.
Kore
K6rak6, n. albino.
korakorako, a. having light- coloured spots on the skin; freckled. (i8i.)
korakorako, n. demons oj evil infiuence; called also patu- paiarehe ; imagined to be white-skinned.
Korama, n. a shell-fish.
Koramuramu, v. t. eat at odd times, without waiting for meals. Kaua e koramuramutia ta tatou kai.
Koranga, v. t. raise; lift ^ip.
korangaranga, v. i. 1 ache; be in pain. E korangaranga ana toku manawa. 2 feel annoyed or vexed.
Korapa, a. disquieted tvith fear. Ka rere mai te tangata ki te wero, korapa noa toku ngakau.
koraparapa, a. crossgrained ; tivisted.
Korapii, v. i. shine. Te mea e korapu mai ra, ko ona mata.
(28)
Korara, a v. i. go in different directions; disperse. Ihaereto- puni tonu, kahore i korara. (3 v.t. beg.
K5rari, v.t. pluck or tear off a twig, &c.
korarirari, v. t. pull to jneces. He aha te rakau i korariraria ai?
korari, n. 1 flower stem of j)hor- miuyn tenax, or N.Z. flax. 2 the plant itself; phormium te- nax.
Koratarata, a. clear ; not turbid.
KorS-U, n. 1 cyathea medullaris ; a large tree fern. 2 young shoots of ferns. 3 turnip or other similar root.
I. Korg, ad. 1 not. E kore korua e ngaro ki kona. (46) — Kore kau noa ake i kitea tetahi ware.
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(158) Me i kore; almost. Me i kore kua tahuri to matou ■waka. 2 used as a suffix to nouns, and thus forming ad- jectives, signifying in each case the absence of the quality de- noted by the noun. WHaka- aro - kore, thoughtless. — ngoi- kore, weak, &c. kore, v.i. cease to he. Kua kore
te ika 0 tena wai inaiauei. korenga, n. non-existence; ab- sence; non-occurrence, (fee. He kitenga no matou i te korenga o te kai ki taua wahi i mahue ai. whakakore, v. t. 1 cause not to
be. 2 deny, korekore, n. the moon on the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd days ; the 23rd day being called kore- kore piri. 11. Kore, a. broken. Kua kore ke
nga papa o te whare. kore, n. fracture. Comp. pakore. korenga, n. broken place. Korea, n. small canoe. Korehe, n. 1 open country. 2
sandal. Koreirei, n. root-stock of raupto, or
typha angustifolia. . Koreke, n. coturnix Novce Zea- landue, or J^.Z. quail, called also kokoreke. He manu oho- oho te koreke. Korekoreko, a. dazzled. Ka ko-
rekoreko oku kanohi i te ra. Korengarenga, a. 1 overfloiving. Kovengarenga tonu mai te wai ki te taha o te kaainga. 2 soft; boggy. 3 crushed; mashed. (152) Koreparepa, v. t. sj)lit. Korepa-
repangia te papa. Korepo, n. shallow swamjJ. koreporepo, a. swampy. Korgre, n. gutter; taj); funnel; or anything to guide the pas-
sage of liquids.
Korero, a v. t. 1 tell; say. He aha ta tenei tangata e korero nei? 2 address. Korero tia tatou, e nga rangatira e noho nei; ko- rerotia tatou ! — He tangata ko- rero-whenua, a pieace-maker, said of a chief of great influence, (i V. i. speak ; talk. Ka whaka- korerotia ano e ia, a kua nanu te reo. (42.)
korerorero, v. i. talk much, or frequently.
Koreto, v.i. trickle down; weep.
Korewa, a. drifting about; adrift. Hi korewa tonu ai au, kaore e tukua te punga ki raro.
I. K5ri, n. 1 native oven. 2 small net.
II. Kori, or korikori, v.i. 1 move; wriggle. 2 bestir oneself. Ka tae atu te karere, katahi ka kori te rau-ma-whitu ra. (157) Sitse action in oratory.
korikori, n. a species of ranun- ctdus.
whakakorikori, v. t. move; shake.
Korihi, v. i. sing, as birds.
korihirihi, n. tide (R.)
Korimako, n. anthornis mela- neura ; bell-bird.
K5ripi, v. t. cut. I koripi ke mai te toki ki toku waewae.
koripi, n. diarrhoea.
koripi, a. vagabond. He porangi te tangata ra, ka tahi; he ko- ripi, ka rua; ke kurapa, ka toru.
Koriporipo, a. eddying.
Korirangi, n. 1 a mat orna- mented with white thrums of unscraped flax. 2 untwisted thrums of a mat.
Koriri, n. fruit of stunted growth.
Koriro, v. i. sprout. E koriro ake ana te tupu o te kapana.
koriroriro, n. a bird.
Koriti, a. cautious. Kia koriti,
Korito
koi rokohanga e te kohuru. Korito, n. 1 heart, or young im-
expanded leaves of a plant. 2
dark green opaque variety of
greeiisfone. Koriwhai, n. nestor jjroductus;
a bird.
I. Koro, v.t. desire; intend. 'Na wai te koronga ka tu ki roto ki Wliangara?'
koro, n. 1 noose. Nga koro o te rore. 2 tlie moon on the fifth day; also called Akoro, or Okoro.
korokoro, a. loose; slack. Koro- koro noa nga tau o te kakahu.
korokoro, n. 1 throat. 2 lam- prey,- geotria chilensis.
whakakoro, v.t. endeavour; in- tend. WHakakoro noa niatou, te taea Patangata.
II. Koro, n. p)6rson; man. E peliea ana te koro nei?
Koroaha, n. large curl of tattoo marks on the cheek.
Koroahu, n. steam.
Koroai, see koro'wai.
Koroama, n. a small fish.
Korohape, a. crooked.
Korohawini, n. cold.
Koroheke, n. old man.
Korohu, n. steam.
korohuhu, v.i. boil.
Korohunga, a. reduced to shreds.
Koroi, n. fruit of podocarpntjS da- crydioides.
Koroingoingo, a. puling ; whim- pering. He tangi koroingoingo.
Koroirangi, a. wandering.
Koroiroi, v. i. 1 wander idly. He aha tau e koroiroi nei, te haere ki te mahi? 2 be confused.
■whakakoroiroi, v.t. hinder. He aha tau ka whakakoroiroi nei i te mahi?
Koroiti, n. little finger, or toe.
KoROKA, n. cloak.
73 Koropa
K6r6ke, n person; fellow, ex- pressing familiarity or contempt.
Heoi, noho ana te koroke me
taua wahine. (135) Koroki, a v.i. speak; talk, (i v.t.
spaak to; tell. Nana ahau i ko- roki ki te haere. Korokio, n. veronica salicifolia;
a shrulj. Koromahanga, n. noose. Kia
ngaro rawa te upoko ki roto ki
te koromahanga nei. (19) koromahanga, v.t. tie in a bow ;
tie tcifh a sli2}-knot. Koromahii, n. steain. Me te ko-
romahu kapura te ahua. Koromaki, a. supjjressed ; stifled
(of feelings). koromaki, koromamaki, and
■whakakoromaki, v.t. 1 su]]-
press one's feelings. 2 be fodly
intent upon an object; ^jwrswe
tvith all one's mind. Koromatila, n. thumb; great toe. Koromaungaunga, n. barnacle. koromaungaunga, a. anxious. Koromeke, a. in loops, coils, or
kinks. "whakakoromeke, v. t. coil or
loop up. K6r6m.engem.enge, a. crumjjled;
curled up. K6r6mik6, n. veronica salicifolia,
ttc; shrubs. koromiko-taranga, n. veronica
parviflora. K6r6nae, a v.i. lie broadside on.
Kua koronae te waka ki uta.
ft V. t. drink out of the hand. koronae, n. stile. K6r6niike, a. crooked. Korongata, v.i. promise without
j^erforming. 'Ko Kauanuhea,
korongata ki te haere.' K6r6ngenge, a. benumbed. K6r6pa, n. food offered to the
atua and eaten by the tohunga
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in the ceremony of *pure.' Koropana, a v.t. fillip. /3 v. i. shoot up. Ka koropana ake te tupu 0 te kapana. Koropehu, v. t. 1 repress. He mate liiakai, ka taea te koro- pehu. 2 break. Akuanei koro- pehua ai to rakau. Koropeke, a. having the limbs
doubled up. Koropewa, n. ring ; loop; boiv. Koropiko, v. i. boiv down; kneel. koropiko, n. loop. Koropu, a. built with wroiight
timber. He whare koropu. Koropiika, n. gaultheria anti-
pjoda ; a shrub. Koropuku, a. concealed. He kino
koropuku. 2 swollen, Koropiipu, v. i. bubble up; boil. Te ingoa o te puna, ko Oringi, e koropupu ake ana i te whenua. Koropiita, n. hole. koroputaputa, a, full of holes. Korora, u. spJteniscus minor; pen- guin. Korori, or kororirori, v.t. stir
round. korori, a. twisted. He rakau ko- rori. KoRORiA, n. glory. Kororipo, n. tvhirlpool; eddy. K6rori"wha, a. haliotis virginica, a small species of sea-ear; called also marapeka, Korotaha, ad. askance. Ka titiro
korotaha te hoiho ki te ngaru. Korotangi, n. pit for storing pota- toes. Korote, v. t. squeeze ; crush. Apopo ia ka korotetia e te ringa patuki tuatara o te kainga o Te Wahi- neiti. KSrotiwhS,, n. spot. koroti-whatiwha, a. spotted. Kdrotii, a. desirous. E korotu ana ki te haere.
Korure
Korotupa, n. teredo navalis.
Korotiitu, v. t. melt down fat, &c. He wahine nana i korotutu.
Korou, n. 1 channel. Kia tika ki te korou. (R.) 2 energy ; spirit. Korou-kore, listless.
^OVOVL, v.t. purpose; desire. Ko te wahi tena i koroutia ai e au kia haere ki reira.
Koroua, n. old man.
K6ro"wai, n. mat ornamented with black twisted thrums.
Korowawa, n. a tish,
Korowhana, a. bent; bowed.
Korowhanake, n. steam.
Korowheowheo, a. bloiving in tvhirls or eddies.
Korowhiti, a. bent like a hoop.
korowhiti, a v. i. 1 spring ^ip suddenly from a stooping posi- tion. 2 whistle tlirough a bent finger. f3 y.t. jerk; give a sud- den impidse to. Na te pou koa i korowhiti i rere ai i te hau.
Koru, a. folded; coiled; looped. E koru ana te whakaheke : kia maro tonu.
koru, n.fold; bight; loop. Neke- hia mai te koru o te aho.
korukoru, n. wrinkle; looseness of the skin as in aged persons.
kokorii, or kokorutanga, n. bay; indentation of the coast.
I. Korua, pi'on. 2nd person, dual, you two.
II. Koriia, and koruarua, n. hole; pit. Ka rere iho taua wahine nei ki roto ki te koruarua. (13)
whakakorua, v. t. hollow out;
excavate. WHakakoruatia te
takotoranga mo te wai. Koruki, a. cloudy ; overcast. He
rangi koruki. Koriip8, n. lintel of a door. KoriirS, v. i. change; veer round
Ka korure te hau. korurerure, n. a bird.
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Kotua
KSriiru, a. cloudij.
KSriiru, n. Jigtire placed un the (jahle of a house.
Korurukii, a. cloudy.
Kota, n. 1 cockle-shell. 2 any- thing to cut or scrape with ; knife; plane, &c.
kokota, n. a shell-fish.
Kotae, n. alluvial soil.
Kotaha, n. 1 sli^ig. 2 part of a chief's head-dress. Ka mutu te heru e tia ana, kia herea te ko- taha.
kotaha, ad. sideivays, askance.
Kotamutamu, v. i. 1 open and close the lijjs repeatedly. 2 fash frequently. He aha te uira e kotamutamu nei?
Kotara, a. loosened; untied.
kotara, n. a tree.
kotaratara, n. 1 dance of triumph. 2 a plant.
Kotare, n. halcyon vagans; king- fisher.
kotaretare, n. 1 front lockoi haii*, left long when all the rest has been cut short. 2 stage pro- jected from the fence of a pa, and slanting upwards; the same as kahekoheko.
Kotata, a. split. Kahore tonu tena kia ngawha; ka kotata ano ia.
kotata, n. a bird.
Kotawatawa, n. a shell-fish.
Kote, V. t. squeeze out. Kua kote- tia te wairua ki waho.
Kotea, a. pale. Kotea tonu te moko; kihai i mangu. — He kiri kotea; an albino.
Kotengitengi, n. gentle wind.
Kotero, n. potatoes steeped in tvater.
Kotete, V. i. 1 whisper. 2 mu7-- mur; grumble. He aha koe i kotete ai?
kotete, n. shoot of a potato.
Koti, or kokoti, v. t. 1 cut. 2 in-
tercept. He taniaiti kokoti tau, a child born pi-ematui'ely. — He tau kokoti pu, a year in which ivinter comes on prematurely.
kotikoti, V. t. cut to pieces; cut frequently.
Koti, n. coat.
Kotiate, n. a lobed weapon of hard wood.
Kotihe, n. pogornis cincta; a bird.
Kotimutii, n. calabash with the small end cut off so as to form a bottle.
Kotingotingo, a. speckled.
Kotipo, n, jiurple potato.
Kotipu, v.t. cut short. Kahore ona tau kotipu. (i6o) He had no bad seasons, and tlierefore no scarcity of food. See under ko- koti.— Ka kotipu te ngarara, hei mate moku.
Kotiri, V. i. go or come one at a time. Kotiri marire te haere a te hanga ra.
kotiri, and kotiritiri, n. meteor. Me te kotiritiri ! said of a per- son going frequently to and fro.
Kotiro, n. girl.
Kotiti, v.i. move aside. E kotiti ana ki taku.
kotititi, v.i. wander about.
Kotiti, n. north wind.
Kotirurii, n. headache.
Kotiwhatiwha, n. spotted.
I. Kotokoto, n. 1 sheet of a sail. 2 sprit to extend a sail with. 3 projection. ^smaU potatoes. Ko- tokoto kau a tatou kai.
II. Kotokoto, v.i. 1 squeak. E ko- tokoto ana te kiore. 2 cackle.
Kotopihi, n. window.
Kotore, n. 1 lower end. Tamanga-
kotore, the youngest in a family.
2 anus. 3 white clay. kotoretore, n. a fish. i.K6tuSi,n. respect; regard. E kawe
ana i tana kotua ki a Te Aporo-
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Ko'wliaki
tanga. II. Kotiia, ad. with the hack toivards
one. E huri kotua ana te korero
a taua tangata. K5tuhi, n. arch formed by clouds
in the horizon; the same as
haeata. Kotiii, V. t. lace; fasten by lacing ;
interlace. Kotuia to tatou ra. Kotiiku, n. white crane; a bird.
'He kotuku rerengatahi i tetau.'
A proverb used of a visitor who
comes rarely. Kotuku-tawhiti, a variety of j)o-
tato. Kotukiitea, n. a variety of ^jo-
tato. Kotukiituku, n. fuchsia excorti-
cata; a tree. Kotumu, n. stuiyip.
I. Kotutii, a. a basket used for catching fish.
II. K5tutu, v.t. 7nelt down fat, &c. Kou, a. good. E kore e kou? koukou, n. 1 owl; athene Novcb
Zealandice. 2 a mode of wear- ing the hair. Kourea, n. pagrus unicolor ; snaj)-
per; a fish; the same as tamure. Kouaua, n. sjyrinkling rain. Koue, n. j^osts supporting the pae-
pae of a privy. Koue, V. t. scull; steer with a
IKiddle or oar. Kouka, n. 1 cordyline australis;
a tree. 2 root stock of raupo. koukauka, n. a fish ; the same as
kaha^wai. Kouma, n. breast-plate. Koumuumu, v. t. whirl round
and round. Kei koumuumua
tatou e te ripo. KourS,, n. crayfish. KouRA, n. gold. Kourii, n. 1 top of a tree. 2 head
of a river. K5utS,reke, n. New Zealand quail.
the same as koreke, &c.
Koutou, pron. second person plu- ral, ye; you.
Koutuutii, v.t. dip up. Koutu- utua he wai ki roto ki te peere.
Kowa, or kowavra, a. neap. He tai kowawa.
Ko"wae, v. t. 1 divide; part. Auaka e kowaea te mahunga, hei pango tetahi taha, kei uru- kehu tetahi taha: auaka e ko- waea hei mahora tetahi taha, hei piki tetahi taha. 2 pick out; set apart. Ka kowaea nga roi pai mana.
K6"wao, n. plot of fern land in a wood.
kowao, a. living in the ivoods; tvild. He tangata kowao te ta- ngata i pahuatia ai te whare.
ko'wao'wao, v.t. overgrow; choke. Kua kowaowaotia aku kai e te otaota.
Kowarowaro, n. a fish.
Ko'wata'wata.
Kei whakakowatawata te ra.
Ko"wera, see koera.
Kowiti, n. a fish.
K5wha, a v.t. 1 split open. 2 take out of the shell. Kowhatia he pipi ma tatou. /3 v. i 1 burst open; sjjlit. Ka kowha te rau- awa. 2 fash like lightning.
ko"wlia, n. 1 cockles taken out of the shells. 2 summer lightning.
Kowhai, n. sophora tetraptera; a tree.
kowhaiwhai, n. a pattern of scroll ornament.
Kowhaikura, n. a plant used to scent oil.
Ko-whai-ngiitu-kaka, n. clian- thus puniceus ; a shrub.
Kowhait§,u, n. a fish, the same as kaha'wai.
Kowhaki, v. t. pluck off; tear off. Kowhakiua ana tona maikuku
KoAvhana
Kui
lioi nlii. (24)
kowhakiwhaki, tem- off jnece by ■pirce. Kowhakiwhakia tetalii taro ma te kotiro.
kO"whaki, a. ready to drop off. K ua kowhaki nga papa i te ngau- iiga a te mate.
Kowhana, a. 1 bent; bowed. 2 springiHy up violently. Ka ko- whana i roto i te wahine ra te ngakau mate ki a Te Ponga hei tane mana. (167)
Kowhane, v. t. bend. Kaua e ko- wlianea; kia maro tonu mai.
I. KoTvlianga, n. nest.
II. Kowhanga, a. overcast with clouds. He ra kowhanga i wera- wera ai.
Ko"whao, n. hole. ko"whaowhao, n. basket ior iood.
E rima kowhaowhao uwhi. Kowharawhara, n. astelia Bank-
sii: a plant. Kowhatu, n. stoiie. Ko^vheka, or ko^whekawheka,
n. garment. I haere mai ahau ki
tetalii kowhekawheka hei takai. Ko'whera, v. i. 1 open; gape. Ko
te pipi, e kore e kowhera. — Ko-
whera ou ringaringa; (50) Loose
your hold. 2 burst forth. Ka
kowhera te uira i roto i nga keke
o Tawhaki. (53) Ko"wheta, v. i. writhe ; flounder.
Ka kowheta te hiku. (151) Ko-whete, or ko"whetewhete,
V. i. 1 whisper. 2 murmur. 3
scold. K6"whe"whe, a. 1 sjMt open. Ka
kowhewhe noa iho te waka, ka
puta te wai ki roto. (11 1) 2
shrivelled. Kowhio, V. i. whistle. Kowhiri, v. t. 1 select. 2 whirl
round. Kowhiria te manii kia
mate ai. Kovrhiti, a v.t. 1 pull up or out.
Kua kowhitia nga kumai-a a Te Raro. 2 pic^ out 0/ the shell, cockles, &c. 3 select. ^ v.i. 1 spring up> or out. 2 appear, as the new moon. Me kore e ko- whiti ake tetahi ra marama a ko ake nei.
kowhitiwhiti, n. grasshopper. 2 water-cress.
Kowhiuwhiu, v.t. /an; ivinnow.
ko'whiu'whiu, Vi.. fan.
Ko'whi'whi, n. pittosporum tenui- foliutn; a tree.
Ku, n. a game.
ku, V. i. 1 play at k%i. 2 be silent.
Kua, a verbal particle denoting that the action is completed at the time indicated. Katahi a WHakatau ka nanao ki te pito o tana taui'a, kua kuhua ra e ia ki nga pou o te whare. (62)
Kuai, n. a fish.
Kuaka, n. a bird.
Kuao, n. young of animals.
Kuare, see ku-ware.
Kuata, see ku"wata.
Kuenii, v. i. be assembled.
KuenejV. t. urge; p>ress. I kuene- tia i haere mai ai ahau.
whakakuene, v.t. beg. Hewha- kakuene ta matou ki a koe, ara he kakahu mo matou.
I. Kiiha, or kuhakuha, a. 7'ag- ged; tattered. Kua kuha noa atu te kaka nei.
kuha, n. fragtnent; scrap). He kuhakaainga; a scrap) of a dwel- ling place.
II. Kuha, v.i. gasp. Kuha, see ku"wha.
Kuhu, V. t. 1 thrust in; insert. Kuhua ana te taura ki nga pou o te whare. 2 conceal. E kuhu ana i te toki mo te hokinga mai.
kuhu, n. cooking shed.
kuhukuhu, n. pt^-.
Kui, n. (abbreviation of kuia) old
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woman, — a common mode of ad- dress, sometimes applied to a girl. E kui, kawea atu tetelii wai mo te manuhiri. (i68)
Kui, a. short of food. Kahore ana tau kui. (i6o)
Kuia, a. old woman.
Kuihi, V. i. speak in a low tone. Tohe noa au ki te tikanga o te korero, kihai i kuihi te waha.
KtJiHi, n. goose.
Kuika, v.t. desire. E kuika ana te turoro ki te kai mana.
KuiNi, n. queen.
KuiRA, n. 1 patchwork. 2 quilt.
Kuka, n. encuyyibrance ; clog. Com- pare kuta. Kuka-whare, soot.
Kukari, n. 1 young bird. 2 neio potatoes.
KuKi, n. cook.
Kiiku, V. t. 1 nip. 2 draw to- gether. Kukua te kete. 3 close. Ka kukua tona ringariuga.
kuku, n. 1 pincheis or tweezers. Te kuku o tona manawa. (164) that which had fastened ujjon her affections. 2 a large mus- sel.
kukukii, n. a mussel.
Kiiku, V. i. grate; move with vio- lent friction over a rough sur- face. Ka rongo a Kupe i te kuku o te takere o te waka. (116)
Kuku, n. pigeon; carpophaga JVo- vce Zelandice. Hehuahau kuku. (138). Aka-kuku, a climbing plant.
Kukume, see under kume.
Kukumoetoka, n. a mussel.
Kukupa, n. pigeon; carpophaga Novce Zelandice..
Kukurerewai, n. a kind of shark.
Kukuta, see under kuta.
Kukuti, see under kuti.
Kumanu, v. t. tend carefully ; foster. He poti na Uekahia, ma
Kupa
Rongotakutama e knmanu.
Kumara, n. ipomcea batatas ; sweet potato, old varieties of which are parakaraka, toroa- rtiahoe, and waiha; varieties recently introduced are kura- rangi, tukou, torowhenua or maukura, and "waina.
Kumarahou, n. 1 jiomaderris el- liptica; a shrub. 2 quintinnia serrata; a tree.
Kumara-kai-torouka, n. olearia furfuracea : a shrub.
Kumata, n. a fish.
Kume, or kukume, v.t. 1 pull; drag. Ka nanao ia ki te pito o tana taura katahi ka kumea. (62) 2 j^ull out; stretch. Taka- hia ana e Maui te iwi-tuaroa, kumea ana te whiore, ka haere he kuri. (26) 3 draw away to a distance. Ka kumea e Maui te whenua kia roa. (20)
Kum.ete, n. wooden bowl or trough.
Kumi, n. 1 a measure of ten fathoms. 2 a huge fabulous rep- tile.
Kumikumi, n. beard under the chin ; singular or plural. 'E kore e oraora nga kumikumi o Hau- matangi.'
Kumore, n. headland; promon- tory.
Kumil, n. anus.
kum.ukumu, n. trigla kumu; gurnard; a fish.
■whakakum.u, a. timid; reluctant. E whakakumu ana toku ngakau, e kore ahau e haere ma te waka.
whakakumu, n. a creeping plant.
Kune, or kukune, a. plump; filled out to roundness.
Kiinikuni, a. dark. Kia kuni- kuni ka puta te marama.
Kungongingongi, n. a name for the kahawai. (R.)
Kupa, V. i. belch; throw up wind
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frotii tlie sto)nacIi.
Kupa, n. mildew.
Kupae, n. a fish.
KupapS,, V. t. 1 stoop. I kupapa mai te tahae, koia hoki te kitea ai. 2 (/o stpaUliiJy. 3 be neutral ill a (|uancl.
kupapapapa, n. snhph^ir.
Kupara, a. comjdetely blackened (of moko covering the skin).
kupara, n, dogskin mat black throughout.
Kiiparu, n. zeusfaber; John Dory ; a tisli.
Kiipenga, n. 7iet.
Kupere, v. i. flow swiftly.
Kupii, n. word; sentence; mes- sage.
kupukupu, V. i. speak frequently. E kupukupu ana tenei tangata kia patua te maiiuhiri.
Kura, n. \. red feathers. Nui atu te kura o tenei kainga i te kura o Hawaiki. (74) 2 taiaha, adorned ivith red feathers. Me tango ki te kura mahora, na katahi ka horahia, na ka raau te rongo. (166)
kura, a. red. He whare kura, « house with timbers wrought and painted. Akakura; metrosideros sca7idens.
kura, V. t. redden; dye red. Te kuranga o Hunakiko. (113)
Kura, n. school.
Kurae, or kuraenga, n. head- land.
Kuranuipaka, n. dickso7iia an- tarctica; a tree fern.
Kiirapa, a. idling ; trifling ; havifig no object. Te koiwi kurapa ! the vagabond I
Kiirapae, n. treasu7'e lit u^wn ac- cidentally.
Kurapapa, a. flat roofed.
Kurarangi, n. a variety of ktt-
Kutao
KurS,rttrS,ru, a. perple.red.
Kura"wher6, n. 7'ed garment.
Kureherehg, a. wrinkled.
Kure, V. i. cry like a sea-gull. 'Kure haere ana i; Karoro tipi one.'
Kiirehii, v. i. doze.
kurehu, a. iiidistinctly seen. Ku- rehu ake i a au e haere ana i kona.
Kiiri, n. 1 dog. 2 any quadruped.
Kuripaka, n. dicksotiia antarc- tica; a tree fern.
Kuril, V. t. 1 strike with the fist; thum]). E kuru ana ia i te rau- po. 2 2)elt; strike with some- thing thrown. Kurua ki te ko- whatu.
kuru, n. 1 bloiv with the fist 2 mallet; p)estle. 3 an ornament of greenstone. He kuru pou- namu. (153) 4 tongue on the end of the body of a canoe, which is embraced by the paihau, or sides of the haumi.
Kuriihunga, n. a fish.
Kurumatarerehu, n. tattooed man.
Kiirupae, beam; joist; sleeper.
Kuriipatu, n. upj)er hem of a mat.
Kurupei, n. clod.
Kurupopo, n. rotten; worm-eaten (of timber).
I. Kurutete, v.t. exchange.
II. Kurutete, a. stunted. Kiirutoitoi, a. stunted. Kiirutote, a. stunted. Kiita, kukiita, or kiitakuta, n.
a water-plant. Kuta, n. enc^imbrance ; clog; as
old and infirm people on a march.
Ruia atu te kuta kia ngahoro
atu. Kutai, n. a mussel. kutaitai, a. of a disagreeable taste. Kutanga, n. handful. See ktiku. Kutao, n. cold.
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Kutere, or kuteretere, a. soft:
nearly liquid. Kutete, V. t. urge on. Kei te ku-
tete a Pita kia awe te mutu te
mahi. Kiiti, kukiiti, v.t. draw tightly
together ; purse up. Aua e kutia
ou ngutu. kukuti, n. a kind of 7iet. kutikuti, n. scissors. kutikuti, v.t. cut with scisso7's. Kiitu, n. 1 louse. 2 vermin of
any kind infesting human beings. kutukutu, n. 1 maggot. 2 ver- min of any kind. 3 speckled
variety of greenstone.
Kuvraha, n. entrance; doorway.
Ku"wai"wai, a. wet. Katahi ano te kuwaiwai o te ara nei.
Kuware, a. 1 ignorant. 2 low in the social scale. 3 held in no estimation.
KuTvata, v.i. long; yearn; love; desire. Ka kuwata noa te nga- kau ki te tangata ka ngaro.
Ku^weto, n. a bird.
Kuwha, n. 1 thigh. 2 connexion hy marriojge.
Ku-wharu, n. 1 a grub. 2 a shell- fish.
Ku-whewhe"wliewhe, a. ^:)mc- kered; wrinkled.
M
I. Ma, conj. and: used 1 to con- nect numerals. E rua tekau ma wha. 2 to connect points of the compass. Tonga ma uru, south-tvest.
II. Ma, prep. Ifor; in the sense of Ho be possessed by' or 'fo be acted on by,' &c. He kai ma te manu- hiri. (187) 2 by; after a future verb, active in form but passive in signification Ma wai e kawe nga tohu ora ki uta? By whom will be conveyed, kc, which is equivalent to ' Who is he that will convey,' &c. 3 by means of; in consequence of. Ma te kino o te ara e kore ai tatou e tae. Conditional sentences with in- transitive verbs are sometimes exj)ressed in this way. Ma roto hoki kia ora, ka pai te korero. If the inner man is refreshed the talking will be agreeable : literally By the inner man being re- freshed, &c. Mana e haere e pai ana. If he should go it will be well. 4 by way of I ma hiwi
mai ra, i ma te Kowhai, te ara
o Kaiwhatu e. Ma, a. white; pale; clean. "whakama, a v. t. make white, &c.
/8 wi.feel abashed; be ashamed;
be shy. Ka nui rawa te wha-
kama o Paoa. (187) Ma in the names of streams is an
abbreviation of manga. Ma-
kakahi, Ma-karoro, for Manga-
kakahi, &c. Maata, n. 1 deep swamp. 2 a
small bird. Maati, n. match.
Maatu, V. i. go. Maatu ki te moe. Mae. maemae, a. ivithered. Maemae
noa nga tupu i te I'a. Maea, v.i. 1 emerge. Kua maea
te parera. 2 be taken out of the
ground, as a crop; be gathered
in. maea, a. listless; as the eyes, &c. Maehe, n. the month of March. Maeke, a. cold. He wiri nona i
te maeke. Maeko, a. lazy.
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Maeneene, .-i. soft to ihe touch ; smooth, lie kakaliu maeneene.
Maero, n. channel for water ; race.
maero, a. emaciated; lintless; iccak.
Maeuo, n. mile.
Maewa, v. i. wander. Mana te iwi e maewa noa.
Maha, a. many.
Maha, a. gratified by the attain- ment of a desired object. Ka maha hoki pea, ka kitea te wahi i kimiliia mai ai e ratou. (121)
Mahake, a. small. He kuri ma- liake.
Mahaki, n. cutaneoios disease.
Mahaki, a. 1 mild; meek. He ta- ngata mahaki. 2 calm; quiet. Ka mahaki te hau.
Mahaku, pron. lengthened form of maku ; for me.
Mahana, a. warm.
mahana, n. day.
Mahanga, n. snare. Me te weka ka motu i te mahanga. (171)
mahanga, v. t. ensnare. Maha- ngatia te manu hei kai ma ta- tou.
Mahanga, n. twins.
Mahara, n. 1 a portion of the in- testines. 2 thought; memory; recollection. In the plural it sometimes stands for mind.
mahara, v. t. think upon; remem- ber; recollect. Ka maharatia nga korero a Pahaka, ka pouri au.
maharahara, v. t. think frequently of; have much in one's thoughts.
Maharo, v. i. wonder ; compare miharo. '
Mahau, n. porch; verandah.
"whakamahau, n. j^orch; veran- dah.
Mahau, pron. lengthened form of inau,ybr thee.
Mahe, n. sinker for a fishing line.
Mahonge
M3<hda, a. 1 cleared aw<i]i. Kii:i
niahea mai te ua. 2 free from
obstruction; clear. Katahi anu
ka mahea te reo. maheahea, a. perceiving iudia-
tinctly. E maheahea kau ana,
kaliore e rongo. Maheno, a v. i. be untied. [3 v. t.
ujiiie. Mahenoa te kirehe. maheno, n. island. Maheu, a. scattered. Kei te ma-
heu noa ake aku mea. Mahi, V. t. work at. Kei te mahi
a Turi i tana mara. — Ka mahi
rapea te pepeha nei; as the
])7'overb 2mts it. (94) raahi, n. 1 work. Ka kite ra
koutou i te tini 0 aku mahi. (18)
2 abundance. Kua tomo te waka
i te mahi a te ika. (21) mamahi, a. hard working. Mahia, n. sound. Me te whai
tonu atu te waka ra i te mahia
o te waha o te kuri ra. (121) Mahihi, n. facing boards on the
gable of a house ; the same as
maihi. Mahihore, a. peeled off. Kua ma-
liihore te hiako o te kapana. Mahimahi, n. 1 a water-plant. 2
elmocarpus Hookerianus ; a tree. Mahiti, V. i. 1 spring; leap. Ka
mahitihiti haere te au ; he papa-
ku. 2 be spent; be exhausted.
Kua mahiti nga harakeke mote
whare.
I. Mahiti, n. white mat covered with the long hair from dogs' tails: the same as kahuwaero.
II. Mahiti, v. t. sort; sejMrate ac- cording to size, quality, kc.
Maho, a. floating. E whakamaho kau ana i runga i te wai.
Mahoe, n. melicytus ramiflor2is; a tree.
Mahoe"wao, n. a tree.
Mahonge, n. a variety of ti para,
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a species of cordyline, with nar- row leaves.
mahonge, a. lazy.
Mahora, a. 1 spread out; hence of food spread out or served up before guests. Kua mahora te kai ma te ope? (59). 2 exposed to view. Me tango ki te kura mahora; (166) of a taiaha orna- mented with red feathers, used on occasions of peace-making. 3 lank; drooping. He upoko mahora, a head of lank hair. 4 scattered. Kua mahora rikiriki tatou.
Mahore, a. peeled. Ka mahore te rakau.
Mahu, a. cicatrized; healed. Kua mahu te hiako o toku waewae.
•whakamahu, v. t. heal a wound.
Mahu, a. gentle. Kia mahu to tatou haere. — Ata tahu i te ahi, kia mahu te ka.
Mahua, a. raised up ; lifted. Me ko kia mahua ai nga pakiaka.
mahuahua, v. i. rise up; be forced up. Kia kiki waenga- nui, kei mahuahua nga ko- whatu.
Mahtie, a. 1 left; left behind. Kua mahue atu na i a koe a WHa- katau. (59) 2 forsaken. He kainga mahue. 3 applied to anything extraordinary, per- haps as not ordinarily attain- able. Mahue rawa te atawhai o te pakeha! 4 with passive termination, be p)ut off; be left. Tena! mahuetia nga kakahu!
(152)
whakamahue, v.t. 1 cause to be left. 2 fnish. Haere noa te tangata nei; kahore ano kia whakamahuetia tana mahi.
Mahukihuki, n. part of the cere- mony of removing the tapu from kumara grounds.
Maiangi
Mahuna, see i. mahunga.
Mahunii, a. burnt. 'Whatu ma- hunu; whatu marara,' was part of a karakia performed over pieces of kumara which were buried in the path of an ap- proaching enemy, that, when tliey shoiild tread on the spot, their legs might be burnt, and they be put to flight.
Mahunu, n. young shoots ofpteris aquilina.
I. Mahiinga, 1 hair of the head; lock of hair Ko nga mahunga o Paoa, kino iho; na te whiu- nga 0 te whanake i whakakino. (193) 2 head.
II. Mahunga, a. mealy. He ka- pana mahunga.
■whakamahunga, v. t. make trial of a new crop.
Mahura, a. uncovered. Ka ma- hura te umu.
Mahurangi, n. inside of a ku- mara.
Mahurehure, v.t. cut to pieces. He mahurehurenga ra koe naku ; a, ka tu mai ano tou ringa?
Mahiiri, n. young ti'ee; sapling.
Mahiiru, a. quieted; set at rest. Ka mahuru iho o ratou wha- kaaro.
mahuruhuru, n. a fish ; a variety of moho.
Mahiita, v.i. 1 jump. Mahuta atu ki tarawahi. 2 land from a boat, &c.
Mai, ad. hither; totvards the per- son speaking. Ka kitea mai e haere atu ana; 'E! he manu- liiri e haei^e mai nei.' (79)
I. Mai, n. podocarpus spicata; a tree.
II. Mai, n. mussels taken out of the shpUs.
Maia, a. brave; bold.
Maiangi, a. raised up. Kua mai-
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Makariri
an,i:;i tonei pito o to r;i,k;iu.
Maiao, u. abscess.
Maiaorere, n. a kind of mat; aorrrr.
Maiengi, a. 1 raised up. ^ faint from Jiunger.
Maihao, n. finger.
Maihe, n. fence.
MSihga, n. sinker for a fishing- line.
Maihi, n. facing of the f-ont gable of a house, often ornamented with carving. He whare maihi, e tu ana ki ro pa.
maihi, v. t. 1 finish the gable of a house. 2 embellish. He korero i mahia e te ngutu, i maihitia.
Maihi, a. uneasy in mind.
maihi, n. a shell-fish.
Maika, ad. quietly. Me noho maika ki te kainga.
Maikaika, n. orthoceras Solan- dri; a plant.
Maiki, v. i. remove; depart. Heoti ano, ka maiki ia i tera wahi. (122)
Maikoiko, a. lazy.
Maikuku, n. nail of a finger or toe; claw; hoof. Kei te mai- kuku pango nei te rahi; a say- ing for anything very small.
Maikuku-kareware'wa, n. a shell-fish.
Maimai-aroha, n. token of affec- tion.
Maimoa, n. ;je^; fondling.
m.aim.oa, v. t. clierish; take care
of whakamLaimoa, v.t. make imich
of; sheiv great attention to. Na
ta koutou whakamaimoatanga i
taua hunga kohuru. Maioha, v.t. greet affectionately.
Maioha tonu mai, ko Te Kani-
a-takirau anake; m.aioha, n, tokeii of regard. Maioio, a. weakly. Tena ko tenei,
lie I'akaii tipu hou, he rakau rea liou, lie maioio.
MS,i6r6, n. 1 embankment for de- fence; earthivork. 2 ditch for fortification; covered ditch. Tera tetahi pa nui onamata, he mai- oro nunui nga maioro. (166)
Maipi, n. a wooden weapon, the same as hani, and taiaha.
Maire, n. 1 song. Tenei te maire i rongo atu ai au. (108) 2 san- talum Cunninghamii; a tree. 3 olea Cunninghamii or lanceo- lata; trees.
Maire - ta"whake, n. eugenia maire; a tree.
Mairehu, n. small basket for cooked food.
Maitai, a. good; beautiful. An obsolete word.
maitai, n. iron.
Maitiiti, n. young moM ; youth.
Maka, v. t. 1 throw. E maka ana i nga kai ki te moana. 2 ^;?;-^; place.
makamaka, v. t. throw about. Makamaka whana, dance the tvar dance.
miakamaka, a. Tawhiti maka- maka; a kind of trap for rats,
etc.
Maka, a. shy ; wild. Koia ano
te maka o te parera. Makahi, n. wedge. Makahuri, n. large stone. Makaka, a. bent; crooked. Makaka, n. 1 carmichoilia sj).; a
shrub. 2 a water-plant. makakaka, n. polygonum avicu-
lare : a plant. Makara, n. head. makarakara, a. savoury. Comp,
kakara. Makari, a. small. Makari noa
ake nei ano te rahi. Makariri, n. 1 frost; cold. 2
winter.
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makariri, a. culd.
Makaro, v.i. 1 he dimly visible. I kite atu au e makaro ana i konei. 2 sheio oneself at a dis- tance, or indistinctly. Koi ma- karo mai nga tangata o tena wahi ki te manuhiri, koi aha. 3 he out of siffhf; he lost. Kua makaro taku toki.
makaro, ad. dimly; indistinctly.
1 kite makaro aliau i a ia i To- komaru.
makarokaro, a. very small.
Makatikati, a. galling ; irritat- ing. Ko te korero nei, ko te pa me tuku ki a ia, makatikati ana i a au.
Makatiti, n. a variety of taro witli pale green leaves.
Makato, a. inclement. Te tau makato, he tau katopo, he tau matao, hau, ua.
I. Makau, n. sjyouse; wife or hus- band. Me hoki ki to makau tupu.
II. Makau, a. at loicest ebb. Kua makau te tai.
Makawe, n. hair of the head; locks of hair. Topea nga ma- kawe o te porokaki.
Makekehu, a light-haired. Titiro atu ahau, ko Hiria; te ahua makekehu o te mahunga.
Makenii, n. track; trace. Kei ona makenu tapuae tonu e haere ana.
Makengo, a. tvet.
Makere, v. i. 1 drop; fall. I makere toku kakahu i te ara.
2 die. Kua makere te tupa- paku. 3 get down; alight; go down. Ka makere taua tangata ki te wai.
vrhakamakere, n. remnant. Ka- hore he wliakamakere o te iwi neil
M^kerg-whatu, a. falling heavily
(of rain). He ua makerewhatu.
I. Maki, n. 1 invalid; sick per- son. 2 scar.
makimaki, n. cutaneous disease.
II. Maki, v.i. have the trouble of a thing. Mari ano kia u mai te poti, te maki haere ahau ki te tiki.
Makini, a. gapped; jagged. Makinokino, a. disgusted.
I. Makiri, v.t. take the bones out of pigeons, &c., preparatory to preserving.
II. Makiri, a. false; imfounded. He korero makii'i, tipatipa whe- nua nei.
Makitaunu, v. t. 1 handle mis- chievously. He aha tau e ma- kitaunu i aku meal 2 tease.
Makiu, a. very numerous. Tua- uriuri whaioio, makiu, makiu.
Mako, n. 1 lamna glauca; a species of shark. 2 tooth of the same, worn as an ear-ornament.
makomako, n. aristotelia race- mosa; a tree.
Makoa, a. ctt the lowest ebb. Ka makoa te tai. Compare pakoa.
Makolia, n. soft slaty rock.
makohakoha, a. smooth. He tangata ringa makohakoha ; a man not fond of ivork.
Makoha, a. expanded; untied. Kua makoha te kawe.
whakamakoha, v.t. cause to ex- pand, itc.
Makoi, n. cockle-shells.
Makoi, v.t. deal deceitfully tcith. Ka tikina ka makoitia te ta- ngata.
Makoko, a. lazy.
Makokorori, n. caterpillar.
Makona, a. having the appetite snfisjied.
Mako^wha, see makoha.
Maku, pron. 1st person singular, with preposition ma for me.
Maku
See ma. Ka maku te wlienua;
tlie land ivill become mine. Maku, a. wet; moist. Kei maku
koo i te ua. makuku, a. someivhat moist. Makiihea, a. starved; suffering
from loant of food. Makuku, a. indolent; inactive.
He tangata makuku; kaore e
keukeu e aha. MakiirS,, a light red. makiirakura, a. glowing; red- dish. Ka makurakura te ata. Makurii, a. 1 trickling in fre-
qnent drops. 2 shewing much fruit; having the fruit set. Ka-
tahi te makuru o to hue! Makuriihau, n. a kind of moss
used as a scent for oil. Makutu, v.t. bewitch. Kua ma-
kuturia a Korokai e Tohitapu. Maku"ware, a. regardless: un-
■mindfd. Mama, a. light; not heavy. Mam.a, v. i. ooze through small
apertures ; leak. Ka mama ake
te wai i te pakai'u nei. Mam.ae, a. ni paiii. whakamamae, a v.t. cause to feel jJciin. f3 v. i. begin to be in
pain. Mam.aha, n. steam. Mamaika, n. a plant. Mamaku, n. cyathea medullaris;
a tree fern. mam.aku, v.t. prepare timber in
a particular way with the adze.
Ka oti nga pou nei te mamaku. Mamangi, n. cop)rosma Baueri-
ana; a shrub. Mamangii, a. black. See mangu. Mam.ao, a. distant; far away.
Katalii ka hoea e Turi, ka ma-
mao ki waho. (iii) Mam.aoa, n. steam. Mamaru, n. 1 sun. 2 sail. Com- pare komaru.
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Mam.6, n. dog with short bristly hair. E toru nga mame nana i kai aku liipi.
Mam.inga, v.t. impose upon ; play tricks upon. Kua mohio te wahine ra na WHakatau i maniinga. (42)
Mam.6re, a. tuithout accoynp)ani- ments or appendages ; bare. He rakau mamore; a tree without branches. — He tangata mamore ; a childless man.
Mana, pron. 3rd person singular with preposition ma; for him; for her. See m.a.
Mana, n. 1 authority. He ranga- tira whai mana a Hongi. 2 in- fluence. E kore e ora te tangata i te mana o taua puhi ra. (175)
mana, a. effectual.
whakamana, v.t. give effect to. Ka whakahau ia i tona iwi kia haere ki te whakamana i te tutu a Manaia. (117)
manamana, v.t. give poioer to; enable. Na nga pu i mana- manangia ai nga tangata ki te taua.
■whakamanamana, v.i. rejoice; exiolt.
Manaaki, v.t. shew respect to; enter-tain. E kore taua tangata e manaakitia e NGapuhi.
Manaeka, n. a garment.
Manahau, or manamanahau, a.
1 cheerful. Ka manahau te tu o te tangata. 2 exulting ; elated. Ka manamanahau te WHaka- tohea ki tana atua e haere mai ra.
Manakanaka, a. apjn-ehensive ;
anxious. Ka manakanaka au
ki aku hoa ka riro ra. Manako, v.t. 1 like. E kore au
e manako atu ki tera kainga.
2 set one's heart on. He manako te koura i kore ai; there are no
Manakura
crayfish because you set your heart on them.
Manakura, n. a plant used as a scent foi' titoki oil.
Manamanahau, see manahau.
Manana, a. bent. Manana kau ana nga waewae.
manana, n. fishing-rod.
manana, v. i. give a signal by raising the eyebrows; wink; nod. Manana mai ana ia ki a au.
Manapau, n. a tree. (i6)
Manatii, n. jjlagianthus betulinus; a tree.
Manatunga, n. keepsake.
Manauhea, a. 1 zveak ; in ill health. Ka manauhea a roto i a au. 2 reluctant. No roto te ngakaukore, ka manauhea to haramai.
Manauri, a. sunburnt. Ka ma- nauri tou kiri i te ra.
Manawa, n. 1 belly. 2 heart. 3 breath. Ka he toku manawa; / am out oj breath; or / am out of heart.
whakamanawa, v.i. have con- fidence.
Manawa, n. avicennia tomentosa; ma7i(/rove.
Manawa-kino, a. internally un- easy.
Manawa-nui, a. stout-hearted; patient ; forbearing.
Manawa-pa, a. 1 grudging. 2 loth; reluctant. E manawapa ana ahau ki te korero, kahore hoki he mea hei hoatutanga maku ki a ia. 3 regretfid. 4 apprehensive. Kihai matou i manawapa ki o matou whenua kei riro. Bin suspense; anxious.
Manawa-popore, a. 1 parsimoni- ous; stingy. 2 considercote for others.
Manav7a-rau, a. internally un- easy.
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M§,nawS,reka, a. joleased; satis- fied. Katahi ano au ka mana- wareka, ka riro mai hoki te utu o toku kakahu.
Manei, n. Monday.
Manene, n. importunate; asking again and again. Kaore e tika i a koe nga korero na, e manene na koe ki a tera.
manene, v. t. tighten a lashing by tivisting.
Manene, n. stranger ; one living in a strange country.
Mania, n. 1 plain country. 2 a kind of tussock.
Mania, a. 1 slipjoery. 2 sliding readily over another object. 3 feeling a jarring sensation; set on edge. Ka mania oku niho. tingling. Ka mania nga taringa.
maniania, a. noisy.
Manihi, v. t. make steep. Me manihi a kona kei eke mai te poaka. — Katahi ka manihitia to matou haere ; then we marched in even file.
Manihira, n. a small fish.
Maninohea, a. 1 disgusted. Ehara i te hanga te maninohea o roto o toku puku i te mahi a te ta- ngata ra. 2 offensive; repul- sive.
I. Mano, a. thousand.
II. Mano, n. inner part; heart. Kei aua noa atu, kei te mano o te whenua. — He wai mano- whenua; a perm,anent spring of water.
Manoao, n. a tree.
Manono, n. coprosm^a grandifolia ;
a shrub. Manowhenua, n. the mainland ;
the interior. Manu, v.i. float; be launched. Ka
manu te teretere a Paoa. Manii, n. 1 bird. 2 boy's kite. I. Manumanu, n. collar-bone.
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II. Manumanu, ;i. rotten. whakamanu, v.t. disbelieve. I
wliak;iiii;uiu ;iu ki nga korero
mai. ■whakamanumanu, v. t. treat
ivitli co)ttt'inpt. Manumanua, a. rotten, of timber,
etc.
Manuheko, n./iHliy; nasty. Manuhiri, n. visitor; guest. Manuka, n. leptospermuin scopa-
rium or ericoides; shrubs, or
trees. Manukaniika, n. anxiety; rnis-
(living. Maniikawhaki, v. t. entice hy
stratagem. Manunii. whakamanunu, v. i. act or sjjeak
contemptuously. Manga, n. 1 hrancli of a tree, or
of a river. 2 hrooh; water- course; ditch. 3 dredge for
kakalii, &c. mamanga, v.t. handle roughly;
claw. Manga, n. barracoota ; thy r sites
atun; a fish. Manga, n. i-emains of food after
a meal. Ki te kai te tangata i
te manga a te ruwahine, ka he
ia i te ra o te riri, o te kauanga
wai ranei. Mangaeka-tatara, n. a kind of
garment. Mangai, n. mouth. Mangaingai, a. slow; moving
heavily. Mangaingai ana nga
waewae ki te haere. Mangaro, a. mealy. Mangeao, n. tetranthera calicaris;
a tree. MangemSnge, n. lygodium arti-
culatum; a climbing fern. MS,ngenge, a. benumbed. mangengenge, a. gritty. E ma-
ngengenge ana te piki.
MS,ng6o, v.i. itch. Tu porangi noa ana ki te rakuraku i te inangeo. (77)
Mangere, a. lazy. Mangere ho- nia, excessively lazy.
Mangi, a. weakened; unnerved; the effect of grief, hunger, &c. Kei te mangi noa au ki taku tainaiti ka riro.
Mangiongio, n. chilblai7i.
Mango, n. shark; dogfish; muste- lus anta7'cticus.
Mangohe, a. soft. He mangohe noa te powhatu nei.
Mango-pare, n. 1 hammer-headed shark; zygcena malleus. 2 a pattern of carving.
Mango-tipi, n. a pattern of carv- ing.
Mangii, mamangu, or mangu- mangu, a. black.
mangumangu, or mamangu, n. ink.
Mangungu, a. 1 closely knitted, or tvoven. 2 broken off. Ma- ngungu noa tona waewae i te takanga i runga i te hoiho.
mangungiingu, a. gritty ; grat- ing.
Mao, V. i. leave off raining. Kia mao akuanei, ka haere tatou.— He pata whakamao, a clearing sliotver.
Maoa, I a. 1 cooked. 2 ripe. 3
Maoka, J ulcerated.
Maomao, n. 1 ditrema violacea; a fish. 2 a variety of johormium tenax with very dark edges.
Maomaoa, n. first fruit of a ku- mara-ground. I haere ki te kawe i te maomaoa ki a Ue- nuku. (107)
Maonga, a. the same as maoa.
I. Maori, a. 1 properly, of the normal, or usual kind. Tangata maori; man of the Polynesian race, as opposed to the white-
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skinned European. Kuri maori; dog, as distinguished from other large quadruj^eds. Kaipuke maori; sailing ship, as opposed to steamers. Rakau maori; timber of inferior descriptions. Wai maori; fresh water. 2 native to New Zealand.
whakamaori, v. i. render into tlie Maori language.
II. Maori, v.t. observe; take notice (perhaps used only in calling at- tention to a fact.) Maori koe kahore he kai o tenei wahi.
Maota, a., fresh-grown ; green.
Mapara, n. 1 resin of the kahi- hatea tree. 2 ivood saturated toith resin. 3 comb.
Mapau, or mapou, n. myrsine Urrillei; a shrub or small tree.
whakamapau, v. i. turn brotvn, or red. Ka whakamapau te tupu o te kai.
Mapere, n. a species of gahnia.
Mapi, n. map.
Mapii, V. i. 1 whiz; hum. 2 sob ; siqh. 3 pant. Tangi ana te mapu i te omanga. 4 shout.
Mapiia, a. bearing abundance of fruit.
mapua, n. black shag ; a bird.
Mapunapuna, a. rippling.
Mapiinga, n. large shag.
Mapura, n. fre. Compare ka- pura.
Mara, n. p/o;! of ground under cultivation; farm.
I. Mara, n. a term of address to a in;in. E mara!
II. Mara, a. prepared by steeping in fresh ivater. He koura mara. — Kahore i mara ta taua koura.
Marae, n. enclosed space in front
of a house; yard. Marahea, a. of low degree. Marake, and marakerake, a. 1
bare; baLL 2 exposed to view;
public.
MarS,nia, a. 1 light; not dark. 2 t^rinsparenf. Marama kehokeho te moana. (6o) 3 clear sound- ing; loud. 4 easy to under- stand.
maramarama, a. somewhat light.
Marama, n. moon; month.
Maramara, n. chip; splinter; small piece.
Maranga, v. i. rise up. Maranga tatou, e ta ma, ka ao te ra.
Marangai, n. 1 east wind. 2 gale of ivind with rain. 3 heavy surf
Marapeka, n. haliotis virginica, a small species of sea-ear : called also korori"wha.
Marara, a. scattered; separated. Kua marara ke nga tangata ki a ratou mahinga.
mararara, a. rather scattered.
■whakamarara, v. t. scatter.
Marari, n. a lish; a variety of granite trout.
Maratata, n. polypodium Bil- lardieri; a fern.
Maratea, n. a fish.
Marau, w. fork.
Mare, v. i. cough.
mare, and maremare, n. cough; pddegm.
Marea, a. many ; midtitudinous.
m,arearea, n. a fish; the same as inanga.
Mareherehe, n. trouble.
Marena, v.t. marry.
Marere, n. 1 kumara used in cer- tain ceremonies previous to jylanting. 2 the first kumara planted with due ceremonies by the tohunga.
Marere, v. i. 1 drop ; fall (of solid bodies). 2 be given. E kore e marere atu aku kai. (187) 3 die. Kua marere taku tamaiti i te po nei. 4 let oneself down; get down.
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MS,r§wa, a. raised uj), Nawai i r.iro, a ka marewa ki runga iiiaiui ai. (155)
Mariao, n. ulcer.
I. Marie, a. quiet; appeased. Kua marie tona ngakau. See ma- rire.
whakamarie, v.t. appease; pro- pit iafc.
II. Marie, it is good. Marie ano kia haere mai koe. (199)
Merino, a. cahn. Ana ra e hoe aiaiiei: kia niarino te moana.
marino-to, or marino-tokitoki, very calm.
Maringi, v. i. be spilt.
maringiringi, v. i. be sjnlt little by little.
Maripi, n. knife.
Marire, a. q^iiet; gentle; appeased.
marire, ad. 1 quietly; gently. 2 deliberately ; carefully. He mea taliu marire toku whare i wera ai. 3 thoroughly ; quite. He ui pai marire taku ui.
Mariri, a. tranquillized ; cdlayed. Na ka mariri nei te ngakau 0 Rangi raua ko Tawhiri. (6)
mariri, n. imripe fruit of tawa. Compare koriri.
Maro, a. 1 stretched otU; stiff. Ka maro a raua aho. (25) 2 hard; solid. Ka maro te paru o tenei wahi; me kau tu. 3 un- yielding; headstrong. 4 going on one's coiorse. Kia maro te haere.
maroro, a. 1 somewhat stiff, &c. 2 strong. E kore pea koe e maroro aianei. maro, n. fathom, measured with
the arms extended. "whakamaro, v.t. extend, &c. Maro, n. girdle, or apron; worn
by females. Marohi, n. 1 common fern; j)teris aquilina. 2 fern-root. Ka ngiha
te ahi marohi. (18S)
Marohirohi, a. 1 dispirited; tveary. E marohirolii ana ahau i te roa o te ara. 2 strong.
Marokau, a. single; tminarried ; of females.
Maroke, a. dry. Maroke ki toku korokoro.
■whakam.aroke, n. eaves of a building.
Marokopua, n. girdle, or apron; worn by females.
Maroniii, n. married wonianwhose liusband is absent.
Maroro, see under m.ar6.
Maroro, n. exoccetus speculiger; fying-fsh. 'He maroro kokoti ihu waka' a proverbial saying for one who falls into the hands of a hostile war-party.
■whakamaroro, v. i. be quick.
Maroro, a. tvasted; destroyed. Kia maroro katoa ai te whenua o Tane i a ia. (6)
Maru, a. gentle.
m.arii, n. lej)tosp)ermum ericoides; a tree.
Marii, n. 1 ])Ower; cmthority. Na te maru i a ia, koia matou i mataku ai. 2 shield; safeguard. Ko ia to matou rangatira, hei maru mo o matou whenua i reira. 3 a water-plant.
m.aru, a. 1 shaded; sheltered. Ka marumaru tenei kainga i te rakau. 2 proof against rain.
■whakamarumaru, v. t. shade; sh elter.
Maru, a. 1 briiised; crushed. 2 killed. Kua maru ke nga poaka te tukituki. 3 cooked. E mau- ria mai na ko te mea torouka, ko te kete maru. Mariia, n. pit; valley. Marviaia, n. head. Mariiao, n. datvn of day. Mariiaroa, n. the name of the
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second month.
Marumaruaitu, v.i. appear sud- denly. Na te marumaruaitu o taua tangata ki runga ki a au, na reira au i oho ai.
Marurii, n. iveakness; sickness. Ina hoki ka tukua mai e ia tenei maruru hei mea e pe ai nga keretu o te raara, ara o te nga- kau.
Marutuna, a. had; tvorthless.
Mata, n. 1 heajy. Na tonu te mata manu a Turei te tiketike. 2 car ex terethiscula ; a plant.
I. Mata, n. Iface. 2 eye. 3 edge. 4 point. 5 medium of com- munication with a spirit. 6 charm. He mata tawhito te karakia a Tamure. (172) 7 lyiesh of a net. 8 a fish.
matamata, n. 1 poi^it; extremity.
2 headland. He kino no nga matamata i hoki ai te waka ra.
3 source. Nei nga matamata o te awa. 4 young of nauhuri ; a fish.
II. Mata, a. raw; uncooked; un- ripe; green. He mata nga kai nei.
Mata, n. 1 flint., quartz, or ob- sidian, used for cutting. Homai he mata kia haea ki taku kiri. — Mata-waiapu, stone found at Waiapu, near the East Cape. • — Mata-Tuhua, obsidian found at Mayor Island. — Mata-kau- tete, saw-like weapon, made of sharks' teeth fastened to a wooden frame. 2 lead; bullet.
Mataaho, n. window.
Mataara, v.i. watch; keep awake. He kai-mataara; a ivatchman.
Mataati, a. first procured. Ka- wea te mea mataati ma te ra- ngatira.
Mataeo, n. north-ivest wind.
Matahae, n. divergent stream irom
the main channel of a river.
Matahanahana, a. blushing; (jloiving.
Mataharehare, a. offensive. Naku te kupu i mataharehare i roto i ta matou korero i te po nei.
Matahi, n. tlie first month of the Maori year; properly called 'matahi o te tau,' and known by the appearance of the Pleiades on the eastern horizon shortly before sunrise, which occurs about the 15th of June. — Ma- tahi-kari-piwai ; the twelfth month. See under piwai.
Matahiapo, a. p7'ecious; p7-ized.
Matai, v. t. seek to obtain by arti- fice; contrive to get without directly asking. Tau mahi he matai: kaore koe e whakama?
Matai, n. j)odocarpus sjncata; a tree.
Mataika, first perso7i taken or killed in fight. Kei a au te mataika.
Mataitai, a. tasting of salt; brackish. He mataitai te wai o tenei kainga.
mataitai, n. 1 fish. Kai tonu ia i te mataitai 0 taua roto. (78) 2 salt pjrovisions.
Matakahi, n. wedge. Iti te ma- takahi; paoa atu ano; na, pota- pota noa.
Matakana, a. 1 wary; on the look o'iit. Me matakana nga kanohi i enei rangi e takoto nei. 2 shy; distrustfd. Ko nga mea matakana, me whakarata.
Mataka'wa, a. 1 distasteful. 2 disliking.
Matakeke, a. hating ; hearing ill- feeling towards one. Me pena rawa korua ko to taina, me ma- takeke rawa?
Mataki, or matakitaki, v. t. look at; inspect; watch. Ka
Matakite
mea kia inatakitaki ia ki taua
puhi. (175) Matakite, n. oiie who foresees an
event. matakite, v.i. practise divina- tion. Katahi ia ka tuhi i tona
atua, ara ka matakite, hei titiro
i tona aitua. (175) Matakokiri, n. meteor. Matakoma, a. swollen. He ringa
matakoina. Matakorero, n. preface. Matakil, v.i. he afraid. Pass.
matakuria, he feared. E kore
ia e matakuria e ana pononga. mataku, a. \ fearful; afraid. 2
inspiring fear . 3 incompatihle.
He kai mataku te kumara i te
aruhe. whakamataku, v.t. terrify. Matakupenga, n. fat tvhich covers
the intestines. Matakurae, n. headland. Matakupu, n. preface. Matamata, see under mata. Matamata-huia, n. linujn mono-
gynuni: a plant. Matamata-raupo, n. a variety of
the fish called moho. Matamoe, n. a kind of eel caught
in rivers. Matamua, a. 1 first. Kua oti
noa ake ra hoki i a ia tana mahi
matamua te whakarite e ia. (14)
2 elder. Ae, e o maua matamua,
ka tika. (12) Mataniii, a. ojien; ahove-hoard. Matanga, a. understanding; ex- perienced. Na nga matanga i
haramai, i tapahi. Matangaro, a. Te kaho mata-
ngaro, the batten next to the
ridge-pole. Matangata, n. a univalve mol-
lusk. Matangerengere, 1 henumhed;
cramped. Ka matangerengere
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toku ringa. 2 grieved; vexed- 3 (isliarned.
Matangi, n. wind.
Matangohi, n. first person killed or taken in war. Kei a au te matangohi. (119)
Matangiiruguru, a. 1 numbed. Ka matangurunguru oku ringa- ringa i te kopeke. 2 disap- pointed; mortified. Haere ma- tangurunguru atu ana.
Matao, a. cold. Kia matao nga kumara ka kainga ai.
mataotao, a. cool.
I. Mataora, a. living ; alive. Kia kite mataora matou i a Tupe.
II. Mataora, n. wedge. Matapihi, n. windoiv. Matapiko, a. stingy. Matapo, a. blind. Matapopore, a. watchful over;
careful of. Kia matapopore ki nga kai, kei hohoro te pau.
Matapouri, a. gloomy; sad.
matapouri, n. a species of duck.
Matapiina, n. source of a river.
Matara, a. 1 untied; tmtwisted. Kua matara te taura. 2 dis- tant. Kia matara atu te tura- nga mo te whare.
Matarahi, or matararahi, a. large.
Matarau, a. having many points ; hundred-pointed.
matarau, n. 1 forked spear for catching fish; grains. 2 net fastened to a hoop for catching tarakihi.
Matarehe, n. a kind of eel.
Matareka, a. pleasant.
m.atareka, v.t. like; he fond of. He mea i matarekatia, na reira i okaka ai.
Matarekereke, a. bemimhed.
Matarere, n. forerunner ; har- binger. Kua riro te matarere, a te Manihera.
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Matariki, n. a north-east sea
breeze. Matariki, n. Pleiades; the sign
of the first month. Matariikuruku, a. 1 benumbed.
2 annoyed. Ko ia na toku
matarukuruku. Matata, a bird; the same as toe- toe. Matata, v. i. 1 be split; gape. Kua
matata te kakau o te toki. 2
open. Me kore e matata tona
waha ki te whakaatu mai i etahi
whakaaro ke e puta ake i roto i
a ia. Matata, v.t. 1 carry on a litter.
He mea matata te tangata ra.
2 defend with a pad. He mea
matata ki te raupo kei tata ki
nga kowheka. matata, n. a shrub. Matataau, v. i. move aside. Ma-
tataau koe ki tahaki, he pouri
i a matou. Matataki, v.t. challenge. Com- pare taki. Matatara, n. dam for water. Matatau, a. looking steadily, or
constantly. Kia matatau mai
koutou ki a matou. Matata"wha, a. oj^en. Kua ara
to tamaiti, kua matatawha nga
kanohi. Matatea, v. i. become fair (of
weather). Te matateatanga i te
rangi nei, ka haere mai nei
maua. Matatengi, a. thick. Kia penei
te matatengi o te kakahu. Matatira, a. in a row. Matatira
tonu to ratou tu. (38) Matatoua, a. dimrned. Ka ma-
tatoua nga kanohi i te tiroha-
nga. Matatu, V. i. begin to flow. Ka-
tahi ano te tai ka matatu mai. Matatu, a. wakeful, E kore e
moe; matatu tonu, kei horo te pa.
Matau, V. t. 1 know ; be ac- qiiainted with. 2 understand. ^ feel certain of.
whakamatau, v.t. 1 make to know; teach. WHakamatauria ahau ki te reo Maori. 2 make trial of Kua whakamatau ahau i tera kai; ehara hoki.
Matau, pron. for matou, we.
Matau, n. hook.
Matau, a. right; on the right hand. Kei te taha matau te ara.
Matauru, v.i. begin to floiv (of the tide).
Mata"wai, n. fountain-head.
Matawaia, a. filled with tears. Kua matawaia ona kanohi.
Matawero, n. charm for killing a taniwha.
Mate, a. 1 dead. Ka patua nga tohunga, ka mate. (56) 2 ex- tinguished. Ka mate te ahi. (25) 3 cut or otherwise pre- ^xwec/ for building, &c. Kamate nga rakau mo te whare o NGa- tikahungunu. 4 sick; ill. Kua mate; kahore i mate rawa. (45) 5 in want of anything. 6 over- come with admiration, &c. Mate noa ake ki te pai o te wahine ra. (167) — Ka mate i te wha- kama. (187) 1 calmed down. Ka mate te moana. 8 moving slowly; slack. Tai mate; slack water. 9 With passive termina- tion, m.atea; be needed.
mate, n. 1 death. He ope tangi mate; people on a visit of con- dolence. 2 sickness. 3 danger.
■whakamate, v. t. 1 j)ii< to death. 2 cause to be sick.
Matenui, v.t. 1 desire earnestly. 2 sheiv attention to. Kia mate- nui koe ki toku teina.
Matenga
Matenga, n. he(td.
Matengatenga, a. 1 benumbed; cr((mj/f;({. 2 aching. Ka ma- tengatenga toku tuara. 3 dis- ffusted. Haere matengatenga atu ana. 4caiisin(/ jHmi. Kianunui te tao, kia matengatenga ai. (ii8)
Matengi, a. three. (R.)
Mateoha, a. loving; fond. He mateoha tonu ki a raua i haere talii tonu ai raua.
Materoto, n. miscarriage; abor- tion.
Matewai, a. thirsty.
Matia, n. spear.
Matihao, n. finger; clatv.
Matihe, v.i. sneeze.
I. Matika, n. fish-hook.
II. Matika, v. t. carry on a litter.
III. Matika, v.i. rise up. Kua ma- tika mai nga tangata.
Matikara, n. 1 finger. 2 fish- hook.
Matike, v.i. o-ise from a recum- bent position.
Matiko, v.i. 1 descend. Matiko iho ki raro. 2 run.
Matikiiku, n. iiail of a finger or toe; clatv; hoof.
Matimati, n. toe.
Matipou, n. myrsine Urvillei; a tree. See mapou.
Matire, and matiretire, n. 1 icand used in the ceremony of 'pure.' He rau kei runga, he kawa : kahore he rau, he matire. 2 small stick or twig baited with a tvorm, for kokopu.
Matiro, v. t. beg for food.
Matiti, n. 1 p>eg ; wedge, for tight- ening anything. 2 a dry branch of a tree, frequented by birds and resorted to for the purpose of catching them.
Matitore, a. sjMt. Kua matitore te rakau.
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Mato, n. deep .s7vamp; deep valley.
matomato, a. 1 cool. He wai niatoniato, he liohonu. 2 green; groiving viyoronsly.
Matoha, a. 1 untied; undone. 2 lost.
Matohu, n. mark.
Matoke, a. cold.
Matoro, v.t. woo; pay addresses to. {131)
Matorii, n. crowd. Ko tetahi, hopu noa ai i waenga parae; ko tetahi, tiki tonu ai i roto i te matoru tangata.
matotorii, a. thick. Kia mato-
toru nga toetoe mo te whare. . Matoru, a. benumbed.
matorutoru, a. bemimbed.
Matou, pr. rve, excluding the per- son addressed.
Matou, n. fruit of drimys axil- laris, or horopito.
Matii, n. fat.
Matiia, ad. first. Matua ano te- nei e hanga.
matua, and matiiatua, a. im- portant; large; abundant. He matua te ika o 'tera kainga.
matua, n. 1 main body of an army. 2 plural of m.atua, 2:iarents.
Matua, n. 1 parent, and more especially y«^Ae?-. Ko te matua o Tawhaki i mauria matetia atu, ko te wahine anake i haere ora. (46) — plural m.atua. 2 division of an army ; company ; plural matiia. Ko nga matua a nga tuakana, he maha ano nga tangata. (10 1)
Matuakore, n. a tree.
Matiiakumara, n. geranium dis- sectum ; a plant.
Matiiatua, n. a kind of eel. See also under m.atiia.
Matukii, n. bitter^i, a bird ; called also matuku-hurepo.
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matuku-moana, n. a bird fre- quenting the sea-shore.
matukutuku, n. 1 a bird. 2 a species of moss.
Maturuturu, v. i. trickle in droits; distil.
Matutu, a. 1 convalescent. 2 remedied. Ka matutu te mate o te turoro.
I. Mau, n. 2^'>^oductions of the earth. He mau pal nga mau o tenei kainga.
II. Mau, v.t. 1 carry. E mau ana i nga hoe ki te waka. 2 take up ; lay hold of (followed by ki). Ka mau a Tutanekai ki ona kahu, ki tana patu. (133)
III. Mau, a. 1 fixed. Ka toia a Tainui, kaore i paneke ; te mau- nga iho ano, mau tonu. (75) 2 continuing , lasting. Ka riro i nga tama a Rangitihi a Roto- rua ; mau nei, mau nei, a whaka- tupuria noatia nga mano ta- ngata nei i reira. (io3)^Kia mau! stay! 3 confined; re- strained. 4 o.vertaken. Katalii ka whaia; mau rawa atu ki Te Hoe. 5 seized. Te taenga ki Turanga ka mau i a Piki. 6 Ka mau te wehi! How dread- ful!
whakamau, v.t. 1 fasten; fix. 2 be intent ujjon. He waliine e whakamaua ana; a woman ivho is run after.
■whakamau-mahara, v. i. serve as a memorial. He mea tika tenei ma tatou, kia whai whaka- mau-maharatanga mona.
Mau, pron. 2nd person singular with preposition ma; for thee. See II. iria.
Maua, pron. we two; excluding the person addressed.
Mauahara, v. i. cherish ill feeling, or hatred. E mauahara tonu ana
taua tangata ki a au. Mauatara, a. ow one side. Maui, a. left; on the left hand. Ka tae ki te pekanga o te ara, me haere ki maui. Mauiui, a. wearied. Ka mauiui oku pokohiwi i te amohanga i te wahie. mauiui, n. that on which one has
laboured. Mauka, a. d7y. Maukoro, n. carmichoilia austra-
lis ; a shrub. Mauku, n. 1 hymeno-phyllum of various species. 2 co7'dyline jyumilio ; a plant. maukuuku, n. a plant. Maukilra, n. a variety of kumara;
the same as torowhenua. Maum.au, v. t. tvaste. Ka raru- raru nga rangatira 0 te Arawa mo te maumaunga i a ratou kura. (79) m.aum.au, ad. to no purpose. Mau- mau kake noa ahau ki runga ki te maunga. See m.au. Maunu, n. bait.
Maunu, v. i. 1 be drawn from belt, sheath, <fec. Maunu te paraoa, kua motu te upoko. (102) 2 com,e out; be loosened. Ka maunu te kakau o te toki. 3 be taken off, as clothes, &c. Ka maunu nga kakahu ka rere ki te wai. 4 set forth; emigrate. Ka maunu taua hunga, ka whai haere ano i a raua. (68) 5 be- gin to ebb (of the tide). Maunga, n. 1 inountain. 2 see
under iii. m.au. Maungarua, n. rat. Mauranga, n. from 11. mau. Maure, n. the mooii on the ttvelfth day. Me te maure ka puta ake i te pae. (167) Maurea, n. 1 a spiral shell. 2 a kind of tussock.
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Mauri, n. 1 heart- seat of fear, &c. Ka oho taku mauri i te puhanga o te pu. 2 poles of mapou used in the 'pure' cere- mony, sometimes called toko- mauri. 3 sacred offering. Ka taia [te karangu] e te tohunga ki te mauri. 4 the riioon on the twenty-ninth day. 5 totara timber, of dark colour, and not lieiivy; in request for canoes.
Mauru, n. north-west wind.
Maurii, a. quieted; eased. Ka mauruuru te mamae ; the pain is somewhat eased.
"whakamauru, a v.t. 1 quiet; appease. 2 heej) steady. Puritia te taura hei whakamauru. /3 V. i. subside. E whakamauru ana mai te tangi o te pu.
Mau-tara-kini, a. held by the 2)oint, or by one end.
Maute, n. fii-e.
Mauvrha, n. small bushes; brush- ivood. Ka ngaro ki ro mauwha.
Ma^vake, n. south-east sea breeze (perhaps peculiar to the district south of the East Cape).
Ma'welie, v. i. be separated. Ka- tahi ka mawehe a Rangi raua ko Papa. (4)
Mawera, a. 1 broken into separate masses, as clouds. He mawera te rangi; he uapo. 2 uneasy in mind. Ka nui toku mawera. Compare pa"wera.
Mawete, a. untied. Kua mawete te kawe.
Ma"whai, n. sicyos angulatus; a plant.
Mawhaki, a. broken. Kua ma- whaki taku ngira.
Mawharu, n. the rnoon on the thirteenth day.
Mawhatii, a. hanging in curls; covered tvith curly hair. He upoko mawhatu.
Ma"whe, u. faded in colour.
Ma^whera, a. open.
ma'whera, n. mouth.
Ma"wheto, a. untied; loosened.
Mawhiti, v. i. 1 leap; skip. 2 es- cape.
niawhiti"whiti, n. grasshopper.
Ma"whiti, n. ichite dogskin mat ; the same as mahiti.
I. Me, conj. 1 if; generally imply- ing the reverse of the condition expressed. Me he manu kua rere noa atu. (16)— He tika me i te tohe tonu ki te karanga. (148) — Often in the form 'me he mea,' if the case were that, &c. Me he mea na te tangata tenei mahinga, e kitea te wha- riki o te waka. 2 as if; like; as it were. Me he kawau pu te ahua. (138) — Rite tahi me tenei. 3 after penei, pena, and pera, not translated.
II. Me, prep, with; denoting con- comitance or concurrence in time; often to be rendered by and. Ka puta te hau, te ua, te whatitiri, me te ngaru katoa o te moana. (93) — Kei te kai ano ratou, me tana tikanga ano o aua rangi 0 mua ra; me te kai, me te tangi. (94)
III. Me, verbal particle, forming an imperative future. When used with a transitive verb, the verb frequently has a passive signification. Me hoe rawa ki te au o te moana. Let [our canoe] be paddled away to mid- ocean. (21) — Ae, me haere ke atu au. Yes, I had better go away. (10) — The following usage also is not unfrequently met with. Kati me he purupuru i nga korero. Leave off inter- fering tvith freedorti of speech.
Mea, n. 1 thing. Ko te mea tenei
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i korero ra aliau ki a koe. 2 a pronoun or substitute for another noun; sometimes to be rendered by 'o?ie,' and some- times not to be translated. Tirohia mai tetahi kowhatu, hei te mea nui. — He mea whakairi ki runga noi ai. (ii). — Te mea kaha o ratou, ko Pitaka. 3 such a one; mea ma, such and such persons.
I te mea, when. Ki te m.ea, in case that; if. Me he mea, if the case ivere that. Me te mea, as if it were; like. Mo te mea. No te mea, Ta te m.ea, because.
m.ea, v. t. 1 do ; deed with. Often as a substitute for a more de- finite word. Meatia te mea nei. 2 cause; make. Nana ano i mea kia pa ia. (i6) 3 say. Ka mea atu a Manaia, 'Kau mai; kahore he wai.' (120) '^intend; ivish. I mea hoki ratou kia tiro- hia paitia ia. (193) 5 think. Ka mea a Ha, ka mate ia. (96) 6 to denote lapse of time, when it may sometimes be rendered, yo on. Me te rere haere te waka ra, a te Arawa ; mea, mea, a, ka taka kei waho o Maketu. (74) — Mea kau ake, very soon; imme- diately.
m.eam.ea, a. Tama meamea; son by ff slave-ivife.
Meake, ad. (mea ake) soon. See ake.
Meatingia, a passive of mea.
Meham.eha, a. lonely; solitary. Mehameha kau ana tenei whe- nua.
Mehemea, conj. if. See under I. m.e.
Meho, -A. false. He meho! Fudge! a contemptuous contradiction.
Mrhua, n. or V. t. measure.
Mei, prep, nccurduty to; judging by. Mei te ahua.
Mei, n. the month of May.
Meiha, n. major.
Meinga, ] passives of mea.
Meingatia, f See mea.
Meka, a. true. Only in the ex- pression, He meka, he meka ! True., true!
Mekam.eka, n. chain.
Mekari, ad. ivithin a little. Me- kari tatou mate.
I. Meke, v. t. strike with tlie fist.
II. Meke, n. pounded fernroot. Meko, V. t. witlihold; refuse to
fiive. Ka meko te tangata nei
i tana waka. Mekore, ad. within a little. Me-
kore e tahuri te poti. Memeha, v. i. be dissolved; pass
aivay. Kua memeha ke te hau-
papa i te whitinga o te ra. Memene, see under 11. mene. Memenge, see under menge.
I. Mene, v. i. be assembled. Kua mene mai nga tangata o te kai- nga. Compare m.ine.
whakamene, v. t. call tofiether.
II. Mene, menemene, memene, V. i. s]le^v tcrinkles. Ka memene ona paparinga; he smiles.
Menge, memenge, a. 1 shrivelled; tcitliered. Ka koroheketia, ka memenge nga ringa, nga uaua. 2 rvrinkled. Titiro ai au ki te paparinga o te tangata, ki te memenge. (Of the wrinkling of the cheeks in smiling.)
Mere, n. a stone weapon for hand to hand fighting, sometimes called meremere.
Merekara, n. miracle.
Merengi, n. vielon.
Meroiti, a. small; inconsiderable. He meromeroiti kau te mate.
Metararahi, a. great.
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M6t6, a. putrid. Ka metoa nga
tawatawa. MiERK, n. honey. Mier6, v. i. become powerless; be
exhausted. Ka powharu Wai-
kato, ka miere Taiiranga.
I. Miha, n. distant descendant. Tupu rawa i te miha, katahi ka ngakia tona mate.
mihamiha, v. i. beyin to grow, as hair.
II. Mih§,, V. i. tvonder. Mihar6, v.t. tvonder at; admire.
Pass, miharotia, be regarded with wonder or admiration.
miharo, a. causing wonder. He mahi miharo te mahi a te pa- keha.
Mihi, v.t. 1 sigh for; lainent. No reira i mihi ai a Tuau ki ana tamariki me tana wahine. (i 1 1) 2 greet. Mihi atu ana, mihi ana mai; ka mutu te mihimihi, ka ui. (122) 3 acknoivledge an obligation.
MiHiNARE, n. missionary.
Mikara, n. kiiife.
Mikimiki, n. for mingimingi ; leucopogon fasciculatus, a shrub.
Mikd, n. areca sapida; New Zea- land palm-tree.
Mimi, V. i. make water.
mimi, n. urine.
Mimiha, n. 1 a black bituminous substance found in the sea. 2 whale.
Mimira, see under mira.
Mimir6, v.t. draw together the sides of a canoe. Koia i ki ai au kai mimirotia to tatou waka inaianei. See also under miro.
Mimiti. See under miti.
Mina, or ininS,niina, a v.t. have a longing for. Minamina ana taku kaki ki t6 kai reka. /? v. i. have flavour. Minamina auahi; taste of smoke.
MIro
Minaka, v.t. desire. E minaka ana taku waha ki te kai nei.
MinS, V. i. be assembled.
whakamine, v.t. assemble.
MixiTA, n. minister.
Mingi, n. 1 cyathodes acerosa; a shrub. 2 leticopogon fascicula- tns; a shrub.
Ming6, a. curled ; curly.
mimingS, a. shrivelled up.
mingomingo, a. crisped; frizzled.
Mira, n. 7nill.
Mira, n. Mira-tuatini, a saw-like weapon made of sharks' teeth fastened to a piece of wood.
miramira, n. uvula.
miramira, a. at a red heat. Ka roa te kainga a te ahi, na, mira- mira kau ana te rino.
miramira, v. t. give promineyice to. Naku i miramira te korero na.
m.imira, v. t. fasten on the haurni or bow-piece to the body of a canoe.
■whakam.ira, n. lower portion oj a fsliing-line, protected by a thread wound tightly round it.
■whakam.iramira, v. t. make much of; treat tvith deference. He mea whakamiramira naku taku ta- maiti; kei a koe ka tonoa.
Mira, v. t. tend carefully ; cherish.
Miri, n. a mat like the korowai, but of a coarser description.
Miri, v.t. 1 rub. 2 shell maize; separate the grain from the cob. 3 pass close to ; touch in passing. Kia miri kau to tatou waka i te taha o te toka.
I. Miro, n. podocarjius ferruginea, a tree.
II. Miro, v.t. spin; twist. Miroa he alio hi ika ma tatou.
miro, n. 1 thread. 2 whirling
current of water. m.iro, a. whirling; moving in
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spirals. Ehara i te au miro nei toxia au; engari he tika tonu.
mimiro, v.i. move swiftly. Haere, miroia, kia tere te haere.
miromiro, n. petroica ioitoi, a small bird.
Miti, v.t. lick; lick up.
mimiti, a, 1 dried up. Kua mi- miti te wai o te repo. 2 swal- lowed up; exterminated. E! ka mimiti toku iwi, akuanei pea ka mate hoki ko au.
Mo, prep. 1 for; on account of. Ka kawe nei a Tinirau ki te rapu utu mo tana tamaiti. (38)
2 /o7' the benefit of; for the use of. NGa aruhe hei o mo te taua. (40) — Ka wahia i te tu- ngaroa he ara whakaputanga mo tana tamaiti ki waho. (52)
3 for, i.e., to hold, etc. Me raranga he kete mo nga kai. 4 against; in p7'eparation for. Kia angiangi ai te poho o te tangata mo te turanga i te aroa- kapa o te haka. (166)
M5a, n. 1 dinornis of various species; extinct birds. 2 a kind of stone. 3 bed or raised plot in a garden.
■whakamoa, v. t. lay in a heap. WHakamoaina nga powhatu.
"whakamoamoa, v.t. economise; husband.
Moana, n. 1 sea. 2 roof of a kuiaara rua.
MSanarua, v. t. repair a mat hy iveaviiKj a fresh jjiece. Kua tawhito te remu, kua wera ranei tetahi wahi, ka moanaruatia; ka natia houtia a runga o te wahi i ora, a taea noatia te whiri.
Moari, n. a kind of siving.
mSariari, v.i. 1 escape narron-ly. Ehara i te hanga tou moariari i te hinganira o te rakau na. 2
be alarmed at sudden danger of another person.
M5ata, a. early in the morning. Kia moata ki te whariki mo te kainga nei. (192)
Moata, n. mortar.
Moe, a v.i. 1 sleep. 2 dream. /S v.t. marry. I whakaaro ia kia moe ia i a Te WHatuiapiti, hei tane pai mana. (165)
■whakamoe, v.t. 1 put to sleep. 2 close the eyes. Ka whaka- moea nga kanohi, ko te tangata ia e ara ana. 3 give in mar- riage. Ko taku tuahine ra kia whakamoea ma taku hoa taka- tapui, ma Tiki. (135) 4 recite genealoofies or other traditional lore. He tangata whakamoe tau; a man who has knowledge of the seasons.
momoe, a. 1 of a drowsy habit. 2 keeping the eyes closed. Nana ano i momoe noa; na, ka mate tera iwi. (62)
moenga, n. bed.
Moeahii, n. melicytus ramiflorus ; a tree. Te tino motumotu mo tatou, ko moeahu.
Moehewa, v.i. dream.
Moemiti, v. t. praise.
■whakamoemiti, v. t. praise. Ka kite a Paoa i reira i te kuku o Waiau, ka whakamoemiti ki reira. (196)
Moemoea, n. dream.
Moenanu, v.i. talk in one^s sleep.
Moenga, see under moe.
Moeone, or moeoneone, n. a kind of grub.
Moetitoro, v. i. sleep ivakefully.
Moetoropiiku, v. i. sleep wake- fully.
Mohani, n. fern-root.
mohanihani, v.i. chafe.
Mohe.
momohe, a. flaccid. Heoi ka
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momohe rapea ona tuatara. (154) Moheke, n. thick fern-root. M6hi, n. 11 fish.
Mohio, V. t. understand ; recognize. Mau e whakahua atu i tou ingoa, a ka mohio mai ia ki a koe.
mohio, a. 1 wise; intelligent. 2
suspicious. Me pehea ra ka
whiti ai au, ina hoki e mohio
tonu ana te iwi nei. (132) whakamohio, v. t. 1 teach; catise
to understand. 2 hint one's
meaning in a song. Mdho, n. 1 a bird. 2 a fish, of
which tliei'e four varieties, viz.
taha - I'angi, matamata - raupo,
upokokawa, and mahuruhuru.
3 blockhead. 4 trouble. Ko te
moho tena. ■whakamoho, v.i. steal softly on
any one. Me ata whakamoho
atu. momoho, a. lucky. M6h6a, ad. to the present time.
I a au ano i Poihakena, a mo-
hoa noa nei toku mate. M5hoao, a. wild. mohoao, n. man of the woods;
barbarian. Kahore he kupu a
te mohoao. (139) Mohokii, pron. for moku. Mohoririwai, a. shrunken; weak;
(of tlie eyes). He kanohi moho- ririwai. Mohu, V. i. smoulder. Ka ka
mohu te kakahu. M5hu, a. selfish; stingy. Mohiinga, a. crushed; pulpy. mohiingahunga, a. crumbling;
mealy. Moi, V. i. turn sour; ferment. Na
te werawera i moi ai a tatou
kai. Moihi, V. i. stand on end, as hair,
&c. MSimoi, v. t, call a dog.
Mokorahi
M5ioio, a. groiving weakly. Mo- ioio ana te tupu.
Moiri, a. susj)ended over. Ka moiri te ra ki te pae.
Moka, n. 1 end; extremity. Kei tera moka o te pa tona whare. 2 a kind of caterpillar.
w^hakamomoka, a v. i. go stealth- ily. Kia ata whakamomoka atu kei oho nga parera. /? v. t. 1 seek in a stealthy inanner. Ma tatou e whakamomoka he wahi ruru mo to tatou waka. 2 rvay- lay. I haere mai te Hauhau ki te whakamomoka pu ma ratou.
M5ka, n. muzzle for the mouth of a beast.
"whakamoka, v.t. muzzle. WHa- kaniokatia to kuri.
M5kai, n. captive; slave.
mokamokai, and mokaikai, n. 1 bird or animal kept in con- finement. 2 dried human head; anything kept as a curiosity, he.
Mokarakara, a. savoury.
Moke, n. solitary person. He moke taua tangata, e noho ana ko ia anake i tona kainga.
mokemoke, a. solitary ; lonely.
Mokehu, n. tvhite claystone.
Mokenu, n. trace.
Moki, n. latris ciliaris; a fish.
mokimoki, a. a plant used as a scent for oil.
Moki, or mokihi, n. raft gene- I'ally made of flags or rushes.
Mokinokino, a. lotvering; threat- e7iing. He rangi mokinokino.
Moko, n. 1 tattoo marks on the face or body. 2 lizard.
mokomoko, n. lizard.
Mokomokorea, see mokorea.
MokopiinS,, n. 1 grandchild ; child of a son, daughter, nephew, niece, &c. 2 descendant. Ko Tawhaki, he mokopuna na Maui.
Mokorahi, a. great. Me he mea
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i mokorahi ake nei te liaix nei, kari ana tera i roto i te wliare.
mokorahi, n. extent.
Mokorea, and mokomokorea, a. scatce; solitary. Ka haere ka mokomokorea te tangata. Compare morea.
Mokori, a word denoting satis- faction. Mokori ano ; it is well.
MokoAvhiti, v. i. jump.
Mokti, pron. first person singular with the preposition mo, for me. See mo.
Momi, v.t. suck; suck up.
M6mipu, a. small. Momipu te kaitaka i te paraikete.
M6m.6, n. 1 ojfsjyring. He momo no Hinematioro. 2 race; breed.
M6m.6e, see under m.oe.
M6m.6hangS,, n. remnant. Kia ata kai i nga kai, ka whanatu hoki ka momohangatia.
Mom.ohe, see under mohe.
Mom.oka, see under m.oka.
MomSna, a. fat; rich; fertile. He whenua momona.
Moraono, see under mono.
M6m.ori, see under m.ori.
MSmote, see under mote.
Mom.oto, see under moto.
M6m.otu, n. see under m.otu.
Momotu, n. firehrand.
Mona, n. knot of a tree.
Mona, pron. third person singu- lar with preposition mo, for him; for her. See m.o.
Mona, n, 1 scar; trace. 2 decay in stoi'ed kumara.
MonarSa, a. loiterinq. Ehara i te hanga te monaroa o te ta- ngata nei; ka kitea pea e ia te kore, ka hoki mai.
Monehti, n. young sprout of fern.
monenehu, n. a kind of kumara.
monenehu, a. almost out of sight. Ka whakamonenehu te waka.
MoNi, n. money.
M6nia, and moniania, a. set on
edge. Ka monia aku niho.
moniania, n. Jear. Ka heme te moniania o te patu.
Monimoni, v. i., be consuined. Monimoni noa nga kumara o taku rua i te kiore.
Mono, V. t. 1 plug ; caulk. Kei te mono i te pakaru o te waka. 2 disable by means of charms or incantations. Ka mutu te teka, ka maranga ko te mono.
momono, v. t. disable by incan- tations.
monomono, a. odorous.
monomono, n. odour.
Monoao, n. dracophyllum subula- tum ; a shrub.
Mong^amonga, a. crushed; broken to pieces.
M6re, n. 1 tap-root. 2 a fish. 3 headland. 4 a variety of kauri timber in which the wood is reddish ; perhaps from the root.
moremore, v. t. make bald or bare; strip of branches, &c. Kua moremorea tera taha o te rakau.
moremorenga, n. end; extremity. Te moremorenga o te ihu. — Te moremorenga o te poho; the lower end of the breast-bone.
Morea, n. remnant. I haere mai au, tenei herehere, kia kite i enei morea kawana.
morearea, a. 1 lonely; dreary. Kaore au e noho i konei i te morearea i a au. 2 sorroicful. Ko tera kua mate; ko te mo- rearea kau ki nga hoa noho. 3 apprehensive ; alarmed. 4 ex- posed to great danger.
Morehu, n. survivor.
Morere, v. i. swiiig.
M6re"wa, a. afloat. Kia morewa atu to tatou waka ki waho.
Mori.
Morikarika
morimori, a. shorn of brandies. He ra,kau morimori, e kore e taea te piki. — Morimoringa kai; removal of the '■tupu'' from crops.
whakamomori, v.i. cominit sui- cide^ or any other act of despera- tion. Ka haere rawa i konei ki te whakamomori ki te moana, kia kainga e te taniwha. (27)
Morikarika, a. 1 abominable. 2 detesting.
Moririwai, a. 1 shrunken. 2 of keen sight.
Moriroriro, v.i. 1 be almost out of sight ; be just visible. Mo- riroriro kau ake i roto i te wai. 2 become estranged. Kei te mo- riroriro tatou.
Morohe, n. fragment ; very small piece.
Moroiti, a. small.
M6r6ki, ad. expressing continu- ance, in the phrase, Moroki noa nei ; (165) quite up to the present time.
whakamoroki, v. i. remain un- moved; repress one^s feelings.
M6r6riki, a. small.
Mor6r6hu, n.flea.
Moriinga, a. on high; lifted up. Kua morunga mai te ra. — A ka morunga ake taua whare. (21)
Moruru.
morururtt, n. odour of human sweat.
morurururu, a. surfeited. Com- pare ngaruru.
Mote, v.t. suck. E kore e motea te u o te koka i te nui o te mate.
mote, n. water. Kia maha nga kai ki te mote.
momote, ad. 1 clandestinely. Kua pau te rahui a Pahe te kai momote. 2 greedily ; inordi- nately. 3 severely. He toko-
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maha nga tangata o konei e ngaua momotetia ana e te mate.
Motea, a. ivhite-faced.
moteatea, a. 1 fearful ; faint- hearted. 2 scrupulous ; hesi- tating. Ka moteatea au ki te patu i taua tangata.
Motengi, a. placed aloft. Kia motengi te kai ki runga, kei pau.
Motete, n. small piece; fragment.
Moti, a. consumed ; scarce. Tuku rawa matou ki a matou kai kua moti.
whakamoti, v. t. destroy ; extir- pate.
MotihetihS, n. a bird.
motihetihe, a. having the hair standing on end.
Motiro, V. t. beg. He tangata motiro te tangata nei.
M6to, or momfito, v. t. strike with the fist ; box.
moto, n. bloiv with the fist.
Motohe, a. 1 obstinate. Katahi te iwi motohe ki te haere. 2 irresistible. He motohe te ro- ngoa i homai nei.
I. Motoi, n. ear-ornament made of greenstone.
II. Motoi, V. t. beg. I. M6tu, a. 1 severed. Katahi
ka tikina rawatia ki te putake tapahi mai ai, ka motu. {42) 2 jmrtially severed; woimded by a cut. Kei motu koe i te toki na. 3 set free by severance ; escajyed. Me te weka ka motu i te mahanga. (170)
motu, n. 1 anything isolated, as an island ; clumj) of trees, &c. 2 c^it ; wound.
m,otum.otu, a. divided into iso- lated portions ; appearing like islands. E ! ka motumotu ra- pea te whenua e haerea ana e Te Ponga ma. (171)
Motu
motuinotu, oi- momotu, n. Jire-
hrand. momotu, V. t. sever; separate.
Motuhia atu etahi ma NGati-
awa. II. Motu, a. cold. He wai motu. Motuhake, a. separated. Motuhanga, n. from mSmotii,
see under m.otu. Motiihanga, a. mealy ; floury.
He roi motuhanga. M5tuhi, n. unj)leasant smell, as
from a fire in-cloors. m.otuhi, a. nauseated ; sxirfeited. Mou, for mau, see iii. Mau. moumou, for miaumau. Mou, pron. 2nd person singular
with preposition mo, ybr thee. Moua, n. back of the neck. Moumouranga, n. 1 betrothal.
2 connexion by marriage. Mounga, n. 1 half-burnt stick ;
firebrand. 2 (for maunga)
mountain. 3 (for maunga,
from m.au) circumstance of be- ing fast,. &c. MSuti, n. 1 decoy kaka. 2 cat's-
cradle ; a game. Mowai, V. i. 1 become moist ;
water. Ka mowai toku waha.
2 become smooth or calm, as the
sea.
I. Mowhiti, n. ring ; hoop. Karu mowhiti, eyes tvith rings, i.e. spectacles.
II. Mowhiti, v.i. (formokowhiti) juinp.
Mu, n. the game of draughts.
Mua, n. 1 the front ; the fore part. 2 former time. Ki mua ; i mua, &c. ; before ; first. Ko te kauae o tona tupuna kua riro mai koa i mua atu. (19) Ki mua i ; i mua i ; hei mua i, &c.; in advance of; previous to. He ingoa ano to taua awa i mua atu i to ratou taenga ki
102 Muremure
reira. (123) A mua, henceforth.
mMSingSi, -A. first-born ; elder. Ka
whakanuia ake tana tamaiti mu-
ringa, ka whakaititia iho ana
muanga. (103) MuERA, n. mule.
Muhore, a. unsuccessful in fish- ing, &c. Muhu, V. t. jnish one's rvay through
bushes, &c. He ara muhu, a
path along which one has to
pusli one's way. ■whakamuhu, v. t. lead into a
thicket. Miihukai, a. absent; inattentive.
Ka mahi te taringa muhukai,
e kore e rongo ki tetahi mana
kupu. Mui, V. t. swarm round; infest.
Mui noa, ohu noa te tuiau. m.uim,ui, n. small potatoes. Muka, n. 1 prepared fibre of New
Zealand flax. 2 unexpanded
shoot of nikctu {areca sapida). Muku, and mukumuku, v. t.
tvipe; rub. Mumuhau, n. eddy wind. Ka
puta te mumuhau, ka tahuri te
waka. Miina, v. t. tell or sjyeak of pri- vately. Te wa i munaia atu ra
ki ona tangata. (170) MiinS,, n. ringivorm. Miinga, n. areca sajnda; New
Zealand palm. Mura, m.umura, muramura,
V. i. 1 blaze. Ka mura te ahi.
2 gloiv ; sJioiv a brilliaAit colour.
Te rata e mumura ^tu ana i uta
nei. (113) Murei, v. t. plunder. Hoki atu
koutou, ka murei. Muremure, v.t. return to a thing
frequently. muremure, n. 1 a grub ; the
same as moeone. 2 one who
sponges on others; trencher-
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friend. Murere, a. clever ; knowing.
I. Muri, n. 1 the rear; the hinder part. 2 subsequent time. Ki muri ; i muri, &c., afterwards. — Ki muri i, after; subsequent to. — A muri, hereafter.
muringa, a. youngest. Tana ta- maiti muringa. (12) He muri- nga, or muringa iho ; after- wards; at length.
II. Muri, n. breeze. Murikokai, n. back of the head. Muringa, see under i. muri. Miiritai, n. sea-breeze. Muri-wai, n. backwater.
Muru, V. t. 1 loipe; rub. 2 pluck off leaves, &c. ; gather. Ka noho ki raro, kei te muru whanake, kei te whiri taura. (150) 3 2)lunder. Ka murua te kainga o Tipitaha. 4 wi2?e out; forgive. Murunga hara, forgiveness.
Mutu, a. 1 brought to an end abruptly; left off. Ka mutu
ta matou mahi. 2 cropped; hav- ing the end caU off ; mutilated. He ringa mutu. — Ka mumutu oku ringaringa. 3 come or gone without exception. Mutu katoa mai nga tangata ki te kawana- tanga ; kahore he rerenga.
mutu, V. t. cut short. Me mutu i konei.
m.utu, n. 1 perch^ being part of an appai'atus for snaring birds. 2 spear thrown towards a war party by way of a challenge.
mutumutu, v. t. crop off append- ages^ as hair, brandies, &c. Ka- tahi ka mutumutua e te tuahine.
(42) whakam.utu, v. t. 1 leave o^ff.
2 cause to be left q/f. ■whakamutunga, n. youngest son.
Na te kaha o te whakamutunga,
nana i tango ake, ana, ka whai
whenua. (29) Miituwhenua, n. the moon on the
30th day.
N
NS,, ad. 1 used to call attention at the commencement of a nar- rative, or of a particular stage in a narrative. Na, tenei ano te take i haere mai ai a Turi ki tenei motu. (107) — To intro- duce some new element into a narrative; or to introduce an emphatic statement to which especial attention is desired to be drawn. 2 denoting position near, or some connexion with the person spoken to. Ko te wai heru tena na; ko te wai whakaata tenei na. (54).
Na, prep. 1 by ; made by; acted on in any way by; the verb ex-
plaining the character of the action being in the active form. Na wai koe i homai ki konei? (38) begotten by. Na wai koe? (57) 2 possessed by; belonging to. Na Ihenga tena kupenga. 3 by reason of; on account of. Na te kino hoki i mahue ai te whenua. (82) — Na I'eira i tika ai ta ratou heke mai. (68) 4 by way of I haere na uta.
Na, V. i. be satisfied, 'i'angohia tenei kakahu kia na ai tou nga- kau.
•whakana, v.t. satisfy.
Naenae, n. mosquito.
Naeroa, n. mosquito.
Nahaku
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Nahakii, for naku, by me; be- longing to me, (Sic. See na.
Nahau, for nau, by thee; belong- ing to thee, &c. See na.
Nahau, a. quick. Compare nga- hau.
Nahea, a. long (in time). Ka na- hea te ngaronga atu o Moka.
Nahinahi, n. convolvulus sejnu^n ; a plant.
Naho, a. hasty in speech or action. He waha naho.
Nahu, nanahu, a. rf;ell executed. Nanahu ana tera te whakairo o te hanga nei.
Naihi, n. knife.
NS,ka, ad. denoting position near or connexion in some way with the person spoken to. I te ara nui naka.
Nakahi, n. serpent.
Nake, n. belly of a net.
Nakinaki, n. a plant.
Nakii, pron. first person singular with preposition na, by me ; be- longing to me, &c. See na.
Nakii, nanaku, v.t. dig ; scratch.
naku, n. basket made of strips of flax.
nakunaku, a v. t. reduce to frag- ments. Nakunakua te wahie. /? V. i. be broken to pieces; be crushed. Patua rawatia, ko- hungahunga ana tera; naku- naku noa iho.
Nama, n. debt.
Namata, n. ancient times; gene- rally written with the preposi- tion as one word, as inamata; nonamata.
Namii, n. small fy.
•whakanamunamu, v. i. appear like a speck in the distance. Hoki rawa mai, ehara, kua whakanamunamu kau mai nga ra 0 te waka. (71)
namunamu, n, blistering plaster.
Namunamua, n. flavour im- parted to food by something with which it has been in con- tact.
Nana, v.t. tend carefully ; nurse.
Nana, preposition na with per- sonal pronoun of third person singular. See na.
Nana, n. eyebroiv. Ka hiia tera nga nana, ka riri.
nana, v. i. only in imperative. Look' Behold!
nana, a. in a passion; raging. Nana noa ana ki te tutu whare mana.
Nanahi, n. yesterday; generally written with the preposition as one word, as inanahi, &c.
Nanahu, see under nahu.
Nanakia, a. outrageous ; fierce. Ka mate korua; he nanakia te iwi nei. (46)
Nanaku, see under naku.
Nanao, see under nao.
Nanapi, see under napi.
Nanati, see under nati.
Nanau, see under nau.
Nanawe, see under nawe.
Nane, n. dog.
nanenane, n. 1 rotten kumara. 2 goat.
Nanea, a. 1 copious. 2 satisfying. He kai nanea.
I. Nani, n. brassica campestris ; tcild cabbage; ivild turnip).
II. Nani, a. noisy. Ko wai te iwi 6 nani mai ra? Compare nga- ngi.
Nanihi, a. distant. Kua nanihi
noa atu te haere a Titore. Nano. •whakanano, v. t. discredit. Ha !
to whakanano ki taku korero! N9,nu, a. 1 mixed; confused. 2
indistinct; inarticulate. Kua
iianu te reo. (42) nanu, v. i. murmur; express dis-
Nao
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ap2yointment, or dissatisfaction. Ka tahi, ka rua, ka toru nga kiore, ka pau aku kai: ko te nanu e waiho i a au. — Moe- nanu, talk in one^s sleej).
whakananu, v. t. mix; confuse.
Nao, nanao, v. t. handle; feel tvith the hand; take hold of. Katahi a Kupe ka nanao iho ki tana taha, ka whiua atu ki te wai. (no)
naonao, n. small moth; midge. Kei te pokai naonao te ahua.
vrhakanaonao, v. i. ap-pear like a speck in the distance.
NS,pe, 1 weave. 2 jerk. Ka mau te ika, napea, kia kaha te nape. 3 say falteringly ; missay. Pa- wera tonu tona papa ki te na- penga o tana karakia tohi. (17)
nape, n. fishing line.
NS.pi, nanapi, v.i. cling tightly. Kia mau te nanapi ou ringa- ringa, kei taka koe.
Natl, nanati, v. t. 1 pinch or con- tract, as by means of a ligature, &c. Nanati i te kaki; throttle; strangle. 2, fasten raujio on the walls of a house. Tokohia nga tangata i natia ai te whare nei. 3 restrain ; stifle. Kaua e natia taku korero.
natinati, nanati, a,, pinched; con- stricted. Ka natinati toku koro- koro.
Natu, nanatii, v. t. 1 scratch. He kararehe natunatu. 2 stir up ; mix. Ka natua te kai ki te hinu.
Nau, preposition na with pro- noun of the second person singu- lar, by or belonging to thee.
NS.U, v.i. coTue. Nau mai.
nau, n. lepidium, oleraceum; a plant.
naunau, v. t. take tip. Kihai i taea te naunau.
naunau, a. angry.
whakanau, v.t. refuse. E kore niatou e ahei te whakanau atu.
"whakananau, v.i. be angry.
Nauhea, n. vagabond.
Nauhiiri, n. a fresh-water fish.
Naumai, a. welcome!
naumai, n. guest. Waiho au kia mahi ana i taku mahi; ko aku naumai kia tae mai ki a au.
Naunau, see under nau.
Naupata, n. a shrub.
Naupiro, n. a shrub.
Nawai, ad. denoting regular pro- cess of time, and always followed by a. Nawai i tata, a ka ma- tara atu ki tawhiti. (121). After having been near for some time they came at length to be a long distance off. — Nawai, a ka awa- tea; at length, or in due course, day dawned.
Nawe, nana'wS, v. i. 1 he set on fire. Meake nawe to kakahu. 2 he kindled or excited (as feel- ings). Nanawe ake ana te aroha i a au ki taku potiki. 4 be un- moveable. Toto noa nga tangata o era wahi i a koe; kaore, kei te nanawe ano.
■whakanS,nS,w6, a v. i. loiter ; dawdle. E whakananawe atu ana ki muri; e kore e hohoro te haere. /? v.t. fasten. He tau mo te patu hei whakananawe ki te ringa mau ai.
nawe, n. scar.
Ne, ad. interrogative, giving em- phasis to a question, request, or proposal. Ka haere au ki te tiki ahi, ne? (23) / will go to fetch some fire; shall II
I. Nehe, n. rafter of a house. nehenehe, n. forest. ■whakanehenehe, v.i. quarrel.
II. Nehe, n. 1 a^icient times. 2 used like a proper name for any
ilehera
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N'o
elderly man. E nelie!
Nehera, n. ancient times. He koi-ero na nehera.
Nehu, n. dust.
nehu, v.t. bury.
nehunehu, a. dusky.
•whakanehu, v.t. reduce to lyow- der.
Nehiitai, n. spray from the sea.
Nei, ad. denoting position near, or some kind of connexion with the speaker. E koro, haria nga toki nei. (50) — Te po nei; last night. Often used in relative clauses. Te tohunga e tarai nei i te waka.
Neinei, v. i. stretch forwards in readiness to fly. E neinei ana te pane o te parera.
■whakaneinei, v. i. stretch for- wards. Kei te whakaneinei te kaki ki te parua o te kohanga.
neinei, n. dracophyllum, latifo- lium; a shrub.
Neineikura, n. cyathea Smithii; a tree-fern.
Neke, v. t. or v. i. move. Neke atu koe ki ko.
■whakanekeneke, v. t. cause to move along.
neke, n. roller on which a canoe is dragged.
Neke, n. snake.
Neko, n. a mat.
Nekuneku, y. i. decline, as the sun. Ka nekuneku te ra; e kore tatou e tae.
I. Nene, int. calling attention.
II. Nene, and nenene, v. i. he saucy. Kia ata nenene; tena a Ngapuhi ka tata te whai ringa- ringa.
whakanene, v. i. 1 jest; sport.
E whakanene mai ra nga tama-
riki. 2 quarrel. Nera, n. nail. Neti, n. a small dart used in play.
Ne'wha, oi' nene"wha, v. i. 1 close the eyes in sleep; doze. 2 set, as the sun. He ra ka newha.
Niao, n. 1 gunwale of a canoe. 2 rim of any open vessel.
Nihi.
ninihi, a. steep.
ninihi, v. i. move stealthily ; steal aivay.
"whakaninihi, v.i. move stealthily. Ka whakaninihi i runga i nga kauaeroa.
Niho, n. tooth. Niho kai waiu; milk tooth. Niho tapahi ; front tooth. Niho kata; eye tooth. Niho pu, or niho purakau ; double tooth. Niho waha, or niho hawa; broken tooth. Niho tunga; decayed tooth; toothache.
■whakanihoniho, v. i. 1 groiv in the shape of teeth. WHakaniho- niho ana te rea o nga parareka nei. 2 quarrel. Kei te whaka- nihoniho nga tamariki.
Nikau, n. areca sapida; Neiv Zecdand palm,.
Niko, V. t. form into a bight or coil; tie. Me niko mai te whakaheke.
Niko, n. tvild cabbage.
Nini, or ninia, v. i. glow. E ninia te taha o te rangi, ka wera te Tihi-o-Manono. (61)
Ninihi, see under nihi.
Niu, n. certain small sticks used for purposes of divination.
Niwha, n. ba^b of a fish-hook.
■whakani"wha, v.t. furnish with a barb.
N6, prep. 1 fmm; of; belonging to. a as part to the whole. He tikitiki no tona mahunga te harakeke i Otoi? (141) (^ as inhabitant to country. No hea koe? No konei ano. (23) — No tawhiti tenei tira, no Piako. (188) y as parent to child. He
^OB.
lor
ijoi
niatua nona a Paka. S as dwel- ling-place to inhabitant. Ehara i a koe tenei kainga; noku ano. (79) e as clothes to wearer. Nona nga kakahu i tahaetia nei. 2 of past time, a from; froin the time of. No reira ano te ahua matemate oku, a mohoa noa nei. /3 at; in; on. No te ahiahi ano ka haere a WHa- katau. (61) — No te tatanga ki te hokinga, katahi ano te ika ka kai ki tana matau. (loi) 7 adverbially, from the tim,e that; at the time that; when. No ka oria e te hau. (10 1) 3 until.
No te mea ; y'rom the fact that; because, Kaore ano i kitea noatia, no te mea i rite ki a ratou te kiri te ma. (179) — No reira; nokona; nokonei; there- fore; teller ef ore. No kona hoki te whakataukitanga iho a Toi. (63) — No hea, interrogatively, is often equivalent to a decided negative. No hea e mana, no hea e aha? it was of no avail whatever. (99)
Noa, a. 1 free from 'tapu,' or any other restriction. Ka hurihia te hurihanga takapau, ruahine rawa, kakahi rawa, ka noa. (22) 2 luithin one's potver. Kia noa katoa ai i a ia ratou. (8) 3 of no moment. He mea noa ano.
noa, ad. 1 without restraint. Ka oti te tuku kia haere noa. 2 of oneself; sijontaneously. Nana ano i momoe noa. (62) 3 with oneself. Hua noa, kaore ano koe i whakaaetia atu. (194) 4 gratuitously. He mea homai noa nana taua moni. 5 at ran- dom; ivithout object. Ka rere te wahine nei ki tana haere noa atu. — Ka noho noa iho a Ma- naia. (117) Q fruitlessly. To
noa, to noa; te taea. (76) 7 intensive, and to be rendered by quite, altogether, (fee, ac- coi'ding to the context. E takoto mai nei ano aua kura, a tae noa mai ki tenei ra. (74) — Ehara enei wahine i konei; no tawhiti noa atu. (146) 8 already. Kua u noa mai ia i runga i tona waka a Ruaeo. (76) 9 just; merely. Kia iti noa nei.
NShinohi. a. small; pi. nonohi.
Noho, V. i. 1 sit. Tae atu ratou, ka noho ki raro. (172) 2 stay. Ka ahiahi, ka noho tahi ki a Paoa, (189) 3 dwell; live. Kei tona pa ano e noho ana. (189) 4 cohabit. Ko ta Tamatiriwa, ka noho i a Hituri. (114) Pass. nohoia, 1 be inhabited ; be sat ujjon, &c. Katahi ka nohoia taua wahi. 2 be ke2'>t or cele- brated. Ka nohoia te purenga o Manaia. (13)
nohoanga, n. seat.
Nohoku, a lengthened form of noku.
Nohopuku, V. i. 1 be silent. 2 fast.
Nohou, a lengthened form of nou.
Nohu, n. a fish with poisonous spines, like a porcupine fish, but reddish in colour.
ndhunohu, a. impalatable; nau- seous.
N6i, V. i. be elevated; be high ujj. Apopo ka pou i te kai nei, kia rokohanga mai kua noi ki runga. (142) — Te maunga e noi mai, rere!
■whakanoi, v. t. hang up; elevate, WHakanoia nga tuna ki runga ki te pataka.
nonoi, a. 1 urgent. Kia nonoi te mahi ka takirua ai te tangata. 2 disfigured, Nonoi mai ana
Noke
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Numi
nga paparinga o te koroke nei.
N6ke, n. earth-ivorm.
nonokS, v. i. struggle together ; ivrestle.
Noko, n. stern of a canoe.
Noku, preposition no, with per- sonal pronoun, 1st person sin- gular. See no.
NonS,, preposition no, with per- sonal pronoun, 3rd person sin- gular. See no.
Nonahea, ad. interrogative, of time past, from what time; at what time; when. Used with the indefinite past tense, and followed by ai, Nonahea kou- tou nei i u mai ai ? (122)
Nonaianei, ad. of time past, to- day; just now.
N6nS,kuarS,, ad. a little ivhile ago.
NonamatS,, ad. a long time ago.
Ndn3,nahi, ad. yesterday.
Ndnaoake, ad. the day before yes- terday.
N5naoakeniii, ad. three days ago.
Nonapo, ad. last night.
Nona'whea, the same as nona- hea.
None, V. t. consume; waste. Ko nga mea anake a nga Maori e nonea ana e ia.
Noni, a. crooked; bent. Nau i whakanoni te rarangi.
noni, n. 1 bend; turn. Tera te wai kei te noni o te taiepa. 2 fish-hook. 3 oil.
Nonokura, a. red.
Noti, nonoti, v. t. pinch or co7i- iract, as with a band or liga- ture. Ka rongo ki te mamae o nga taura, kua nonoti tonu ra i waenganui o te puku. (152)
Nonoti i te kaki ; throttle. Ka rere mai ki a au ka nonoti i toku kaki.
whakanoti, v. t. 1 dratv together with a cord, as a bag, &c. 2 cover fire with ashes, to prevent it from burning quickly out.
Nou, preposition no, with per- sonal pronoun '2nd person sin- gular.
NowEMA, n. JVovember.
Niii, a. 1 great. E nui ana te ngaru ; e kore e puta te waka. 2 suiierior ; of high rank. Kihai i hanga ake tana wahine ; he rangatira nui no tenei whenua. (196) 3 ma,ny. He nui te tangata o roto o taua pa. (166) Plural nunui. Hemaioro nu- nui nga maioro. (166)
nui, ad. in public.
nuinga, n. jmrty ; people. Ka hoki a Paoa ki ona hoa, ki tona nuinga. (196)
Nuka, V. t. deceive. E nuka ana mai koe ki a au.
Nukarau, v. t. deceive. Kei nu- karautia tatou.
Nuke, a. crooked; humped. Ka nuke tona tuara.
Nuku, n. rvide extent. Kei te nuku o te whenua nga mahi- nga kai. — Ko Matahorua te waka nana i toro te nuku roa. (109)
nuku, V. t. or v. i. move. Nuku- hia te pou nei ki tawhiti.
Numi.
nuniinii, v. i. disappear behind. Inamata kua nunumi ki tua o te toka ra. (170)
numinumi, a. ashamed.
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NQ
I. NGa, art. plural of te, the.
II. NGa, V. i. bi-eathe, generally connected with manawa. Ka nga te manawa ; he breathes. Tukua kia nga toku manawa ; alloio me to take breath.
whaka,nga, v. i. take breath.
NGae.
ngaengS,e, n. heel.
NGS,ehS, V. i. rustle.
ngaehe, n. tide. Kua tokari te ngaehe.
NGaeke, v. i. crack; tear.
NGaeki, v. i. yield to the touch ; c/ive way. Ka takahia te pvi- korukoru, ka ngaeki noa.
ngaeki, n. sivamp.
ngaekieki, v. i. overflow. NGa- ekieki ana te tai nei, huri ana mai ki waenga parae.
NGae6, n. a fresh water shell- fish ; unio.
NGaere, v. i. quake ; oscillate as a bog. Ka ngaere a raro o te whenua.
NGaeroerS, n. young eel.
NGahangaha, ^.frivolous. WHa- kangahangaha noa nei ki te korero. Compare hangahanga.
NGahae, v. i. 1 be torn. Ka ngahae toku kakahu. 2 dawn. Ka ngahae te ata. (iii)
ngahaehae, a. torn into strips.
NGahau, a. 1 infected by ex- ample. 2 brisk ; hearty.
ngahau, n. 1 force of example. 2 heartiness. 3 dance.
Whakangahau, v. i. lead by ex- ample; encourage.
NGahghg, the same as ngaehe.
NGahengahe, a. tvasted; tveak. Kua ngahengahe noa iho oku iwi, kua koroheke.
ngahengahe, n. forest. Compare
nehenehe. NGahere, n. forest. NGahi, ngahingahi, v. i. be
pjunished.
NGahiri, n. 1 Imm of many voices. WHakarongo ki te nga- hiri. (190) 2 abundance of crops. Kia kaha te mahi ; he ngaliiri kitenga kotahi.
NGahoahoa, n. headache.
NGahoro, v. i 1 drop) off or out. Ka ngahoro nga kai o to kete. 2 be abundant. Kua ngahoro te hua o te paukena.
ngahoro, a. friable. He oneone ngahoro.
ngahoro, ad. and upwards. E rua rau ngahoro ; tivo hundred and ujncards.
NGahiia, v. i. sivarm ; ajjpear in great numbers.
NGahue, \". i. sivarm ; appear in great numbers.
NGahurii, a. ten.
ngahuru, n. 1 the name of the 10th and 11th months, the 10th being ngahuru-kai-paenga, and the 1 1th simply ngahuru. 2 har- vest time. Taihoa tatou e haere ki reira, hei te ngahuru ; kia rupeke te kai ki te hapoko. (189).
NGaingS,i, n. a shell-fish ; the same as kokota.
NGS,i6, n. 1 myoporum Icetum ; a tree. 2 a small grub.
ngaio, a. 1 deliberate ; thorough. 2 restless.
ngaio, V. i. look carefdly.
whakangaio, v. i. sport ; make- believe. Ehara i te whakapu- puni pononga, he whakangaio
NGaiore
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NGao
nana. (133)
NGaiorS, n. a fish ; the same as inanga.
NGakau, n. 1 bowels ; viscera. 2 heai't ; seat of the affections. E awangawanga ana te nga- kau. — Oranga ngakau, comfort. Haere koutou, e hoki ki to tatou matua, hei oranga nga- kau mona. (184) — -He whare ngakau ; a house built in order to get wp an expedition to avenge the death of some one.
"whakangakau, v. i. bear malice; entertain a malicious desire. E tama, e tama, whakangakau rawa koe ki te patu i a au ?
NGakaukore, a. disinclined ; hav- ing no heart for doing a thing.
NGakauniii, a. hearty ; eager.
NGake, n. middle of a fishing -net made with smaller meshes than other parts.
NGaki, v. t. 1 clear from weeds ; cultivate. 2 avenge. Ko wai hei ngaki i tou mate 1 — NGaki mate ; take vengeance. Ka ta- huri mai ki te ngaki mate mo tona whakairinga ki runga ki te whare. (66)
ngakinga, n. clearing ; plot of cidtivated ground.
NGakihi, n. 1 patella; a shell- fish. 2 rock-oyster.
NGako, n. 1 fat. 2 white crystal- lized lime-stone.
ngakongako, a. crumbled to pieces. Compare kongakonga.
■whakangako, v. t. make game of. Ka marama akuanei te tuhituhi, e kore e whakangakotia.
NGakoikoi, n. a fish.
NGaku, n. strip; shred.
ngakungaku, a. reduced to shreds. NGakungaku noa iho ta matou kai. See nakunaku.
NGakuru, v.i. 1 drop off ov out.
Compare ngahoro. 2 be set, as fruit. Ka ngakuru te pititi.
NGami.
whakangami, v. t. swallow up.
NGana, v.i. be eagerly intent. Kei te ngana a Kupe ki te ta- patapahi i nga kawekawe. (no)
ngana, a. applied to the sixth and twenty-second days of the moon's age ; the former being called Tamatea ngana, and the latter, Korekore ngana.
whakanganangana, v. i. make ado.
ngangana, a. red. He rakau nga- ngana te totara.
I. NGanga, v. i. make a noise. Kati te nganga.
II. NGanga, n. 1 stone. 2 hail. 3 dregs; refuse.
NGangahii, a. sharp.
ngangahu, v. i. 1 distort the fea- tures. Kahore aku korero ki a tera; ko oku wliatu i ngangahu, a heoi ano. 2 dance. Ko reira ia pai ai te rere ki mua nga- ngahu ai. (167)
NGangana, see under ngana.
NGangara, see under ngara.
NGangarS,ngi, n. a variety of potato.
NGgangare, see under ngare.
NGangau, see under ngau.
NGangengange, a. pierced through.
NGangi, n. cry of distress ; noise. Taro kau iho, kua ngaro noa iho te ngangi; ko te tai anake e aki ana. (93)
NGao, n. 1 palate. 2 prominent part; roughness. Meake waru- hia nga ngao o te rakau. 3 sprout; shoot. Heoi te roa o te ngao.
ngaongao, n. a shell-fish,
•whakangao, v. t. put Jorth ; sprout. E whakangao ana i nga
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NGata
rau, NGS,oki, v.i, creep; crawl. E
iiji^iioki mai ra te turoro. NGaoko, V. i. 1 feel a tickling
sensation ; itch. Taukahore te
iigaoko o te tuiau. 2 move
slightly; stir. Te ngaoko te
aha, ko te tumu kau ano ki a
ia. (15) whakangaoko, v. t. tickle;
anuise. Korero i ta korua wha-
kangaokooko. Go on with yotir
entertaining talk. NGaore, n. a fish; the same as
inanga. ngaore, a. succulent; tender. He
ngaore te tupu o te mara. NGaotu, n. a method of working
timber with the adze. He ngao-
tu tenei tarai. NGapii, v. i. 1 oscillate or undu- late, as swampy ground. Ka
ngapu te repo i te takahanga.
2 stretch for tear ds, ready to run.
Ka ngapu nga tangata ki te
oma. NGara, ngangara, v.i. snarl. ngarangara, n. anything small.
A matou ngarangara korero. NGara, pron. they; them. I ki
atu ano au ki a ngara NGarahii, n. 1 charcoal. 2 any
black pigment. Z war-dance. Kei
te tutu ngarahu te taua. ngarahu, v.i. take co^msel; be
thouglitful. He ngarahu he i
mate ai te taua. •whakangarahu, v.t. devise; plot. NGarahii-taua, n. 1 war-dance.
2 a shell-fish. NGarara, n. reptile; insect.
I. NGare, n. family ; number of people connected by blood. Me te ngare o te WHanau a Kai, me te ngare o Rotonga me te ngare o Hinetu.
II. NGare, v.t. 1 send. NGarea
mai he tangata hei tiki i a au. 2 urge.
ngangare, v.i. qiiarrel. Kihai i;i i puta mai; penei kua nga- ngare ke.
NGareliS, n. forest (transposed from ngahere.)
NGarehu, the same as ngarahu.
NGaringari, n. song to make people pull together. Ko matou kei te hapai i te mea taimaha, ka tika ma matou te ngari- ngari.
whakangari, v.t. tease.
Ngaringaria, n. shame. Ka mate au i te ngaringaria i te pakeha- kore.
I. NGaro, a. 1 hidden; out of sight; abseyit. Kua ngaro te ra. (47) 2 missing; lost. I haere tahi ano koutou, ka ngaro nei ia i to koutou hokinga mai nei. (95) 3 unintelligible; not per- ceived. Kei te ngaro tonu i a au to korero. 4 passed into any- thing. Kua ngaro ki roto ki te mahanga. (151)
ngaromia, v. pass, be destroyed. "whakangaro, v.t. put out of sight; destroy.
II. NGaro, n. 1 fy (transposed from range) 2 roller used in dragging a canoe, &c.
NGarii, n. 1 ivave of the sea. 2 corrugation. Me te mea ko nga ngaru o tona takapu.
ngarungaru, a. ro-ugh with waves.
NGarue, and ngaruerue, v.i. shake; move to and fro.
■whakangarue, v.t. shake.
NGarurii, a. 1 surfeited. 2 af- fected tvith headache.
ngaruru, n. cookia sulcata; a shell-fish; the same as toitoi.
NGariirii, a. abundant.
I. NGata, n. snail; slug; leech.
II. NGata, a. 1 app>eased; satis-
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NGei
fied. Kihai i ngata te puku riri o Waikato ki no;a tangata o taua pa nei. (i66) 2 dry. Ka ngata te wahie nei i roto i te kapura.
NGata, adv. with diffictdty; to little purpose. He tamaiti ako ngata; a child sloiv to lem-n. He wahine patu ngata ; a woman who ]nits u]) ivith much ill treat- 7nent.
NGatahi, ad. together.
NGatahure, a. one.
NGS,tatS,, a. split; chapt. Ka ngatata toku waewae.
NGatatahi, ad. together.
NGate, v.i. move; shake.
NGateri, v. i. vibrate ; shake. NGateri ana te whenua i te ta- ngi o te pu.
NGatete, v.i. 1 crackle. 2 move.
NGau, V. t. 1 bite; gnaw. E ngau ana te kuri i te wheua. 2 gall ; hurt. E ngavi tonu ana te mamae i roto i oku iwi. 3 plunder. I te ngau pea i te kainga o Te Tawa.
ngau, V. i. only with adv. ke, as ngau ke; transgress.
■whakangau, v. t. Mi7it with dogs. Ka mau a Ihenga ki nga kuri hei whakangau kiwi (78). 2 cause to be struck with a weapon. Ka takiritia mai te taha i roto i te wai ra; katahi ka whaka- ngaua atu ki te patu e haua mai ra ki a ia. (91).
ngangau, v. i. make a disturb- ance.
NGaueiie, v.i. shake.
NGa"waki, v.i. bend the knees. Kua ngawaki atu nga turi ki raro.
NGa"wS,ri, a. 1 so/t. He oneone ngawari. 2 supple. 3 moving easily ; quick. Kia ngawari te hoe. 4 accommodating ; kind. 6
obedient. •whakangawari, v. i. move quickly. Wahi iti te whaka- ngawaringa atu, kei Rawaki.
(144) NGS,weki, v.i. creep. NGavri, v. i. 1 go. Ka ngawi
noa te tangata ki tawhiti. 2
squeal; hold. Na wai te kuri
e ngawi mai nei. NGawiri, a. ten. NGawha, n. 1 boiling spring. 2
bulrush. NGS."wha, v.i. 1 bu7'st open. Kua
ngawha te upoko. 2 overflow
banks. NGa"whS,ra, v.i. crumble. NGa-
whara noa te kamaka nei i te
akinga o te wahie. NGa'whariki, n. boilitig spring. NGawhere, v. i. break up; crum- ble. E kore e ngawhere te ko-
whatu nei. NGawhe"whe, a. torn; worn out.
Kua ngaAvhewhe toku kakahu. NGS,whi, V. i. suffer jyenalty.
Akuanei nei ka ngawhi koe. ngawhingawhi, a. torn; worn
out. NGe, n. 1 noise. 2 thicket. Ka
noho ki roto ki te pirita, ki te
nge, ki te hurupi. NGe, 1 a prefix to certain pro- nouns, as nge-au, nge-ona, &c.
without modifying the meaning.
2 suffix to certain adverbs, as
pea-nge, koa-nge. NGehe, and ngehengehe, a. 1
soft; flabby. 2 weak. whakangehengehe, v. i. 1 be
fatigued. 2 counterfeit sickness. NGehingehi, n. small bag in
which titoki seeds are squeezed
for the purpose of extracting the
oil. NGei, n. a fish. ngeingei, a. stretching Jorth.
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NGoki
whakangeingei, v.i. stretch forth.
Ka whakangcingei te kawei o te
hue. NGSne, n. scrofulous wen. whakangenengene, v. i. muffle
oneself uj). WHakaiigenengene
ana te tangata ra ki roto ki toua
kakahu. NG6ng6, a. weary; tired. Kaore
au i tae atu i te ngenge. NGengere, see under ngere. NGengeri, see under ngeri. NGengero, see under ngero. NGengeti, n. a shell-fish. NGSre, a. passed by; not served.
Tokorua o maua i ngere. ngerengere, n. 1 jyroperty ; goods.
2 part of the fortification of a pa. Katahi ka tomokia te pa, ka horo tetalii ngerengere. (66)
3 a disease, said to be peculiar to the neighbourhood of Taupo, characterized by numerous swel- lings over the body, and the loss of the extremities.
ngengere, v.i. growl.
NGeri, n. 1 chant recited in launching a canoe, &c. 2 a rough kind of mat or cloak.
ngengeri, v.i. grunt.
NGero.
ngeronggro, a. very many. He tini ngerongero.
ngengero, n. blue shark; the same as tuatini.
NGeru, n. cat.
NGetS,ngeta, n. worn-out mat.
NGetg.
ngetengete, v.i. 1 m.ake a click- ing sound with the tongue. 2 express s^irjjrise or regret. Com- pare ketekete.
■whakangete, v. t. urge on a horse.
NGia, V. i. seem. E ngia ano i tawhiti koe, ina te rangona taku karanga.
NGihS,, V. i. burn. Ka aliiain, ka ngiha te ahi. (139)
ngiha, n. fre. Tahuna te ngiha.
ngihangiha, a. full. NGiha- ngilia noa te awa i te rakau.
NGihongiho, n. small potatoes.
NGio, a. extinguished. Kua ngio te kora.
ngingio, a. ivithered; shrivelled; wrinkled.
ngingio, v.i. laugh. Ka ngingio noa nga tamariki.
NGiRA, n. needle.
NGitSi, a. fast ; frm ; secure. Pa- tua te whao kia ngita.
ngita, V. t. bring; carry. NGitaa atu te mea nei.
whakangita, v. t. 1 make fast. WHakangitaia mai to kuri. 2 empty oiU. Me waiho kete ra- nei nga kai, me whakangita ranei?
NG6eng5e, v.i. scream. Katahi ka werohia te tui ra, ka tu ; te ngoengoetanga, katahi ka ra- ngona e nga wahine nei. (137)
NGoetoeto, n. a kind of eel.
NGohe, or ngShengohe, a. 1 sup2}le ; soft. Kawea nga aka nei ki te wai kia ngohengohe ai. — Ngohengohe ana nga papari- nga, of the cheeks in laughter. 2 strong; active, ^pliable; obe- dient.
ngohe, n. strength; activity.
ngongohe, a. withered ; flaccid.
NG6hi, n. 1 fish. 2 troop or com- 2)any of fighting men.
NGohiwe, n. a kind of eel.
NGSi, n. 1 strength; energy. Hore he ngoi, he aha. 2 toj)- knot.
ngoingoi, n. old woman.
NGoikbre, a. weak.
NGoiro, n. 1 conger vulgaris ; conger-eel. 2 young eels.
NGoki, V. i. creep.
NGgongengonge
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NGgongengongg, a. crippled.
NGongi, n. water.
NG6ng6, a V. i. 1 waste aivay ; become thin. E ngongo ana oku waewae i te mate. 2 sail close to the wind. NGongo tonu to tatou poti. (i V. t. suck through a tube.
ngongo, n. sick jjerson.
NGongohau, n. jib.
NGongore, see under ii. ngore.
NGongori, see under ngori.
NGorangSrS,, n. s7ncdl kumara.
I. NGore, v. t. entice. He ngore i te tu})ua, me ata ngore marire.
II. NGorS, a. 1 soft ; flaccid. 2 having the edge turyied ; wire- edged.
ngore, n. a kind of mat.
ngongore, a. blunt; without a barb (as a fish-hook).
ngorengore, n. yoking eel.
NGori, ngongori, a. loeak; list- less. NGongori kau; kaliore he kaha.
ngoringori, n. a small black eel.
NGoro.
ngongSro, v.i. 1 snore. NGo- ngoro ana te ihu o te poaka. 2 utter exclamations of surprise or admiration. Ka tangi te ngongoro a te iwi ra ki te ahua o te tangata ra.
NGoronga, n. a shell-fish.
NGorungoru, a. very soft. Pepe ngorungoru ; mashed thoroughly.
NGotangota, a. crtished to atoms.
I. NGote, n. small potato.
II. NGote, V. i. suck. Kahore e ngote te tamaiti nei.
whakangote, v.t. suckle; caiise to ftack.
I. NG6t6, n. head.
II. NGoto, v.i. 1 strike deep. Kia ngoto te hoe. 2 p)enetrafe. Kai te mata ngira tonu Te nffotonga
NGuturi
Aue te mamae i !
ki roto ra. NGotu. ngotungStii, or ngongStu, n.
firebrand; half-burnt stick.
NGoungou, a. thoroughly ripe; well cooked; soft. He hanga ngoungou noa.
ngoungou, n. 1 live coal. 2 a fashion of wearing the hair tied up in a knot at the forehead.
NGouruuru, a., few. NGouruuru kau ake nga rakau i mahue.
NGu, n. 1 squid. 2 animalcidce in the sea. 3 tattoo marks on the upper part of the nose.
ngungu, v.t. gnaw.
whakangungu, v. i. refuse to speak.
NGii.
whakangungu, Y.t. fend; ivard off. WHakangungu- rakau; a closely-woven mat, worn to de- fend the person from missiles.
NGuha, v.i. rage; snort.
NGiinu., n. worm.
ngunu, a. hump-bchcked.
NGunguru, see under nguru.
NGupS,ra, n. a small fresh-water mussel.
NGuru, ngungiiru, v. a suppressed groan, grunt. 2 rumble.
NGutii, n. 1 lij). 2 vessel.
whakangutungutu,
grumble at; scold. He aha tau e whakangutungutu mai na koe ki a au? /i v. i. be stubborn.
NGutu-awa, n. mouth of a river.
NGiituhore, a. wasteful.
NGutiikaka, n. a pattern of ornamental painting.
NGutuk3,o, n. a fish.
NGutiikura, n. a pattern of carving or ornamental painting.
NGuturi, n. a fish.
1. 1 utter sigh, or
rim of a
a V. t.
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Ohu
I. O, n. provision for a journey. Kei te liao inanga, kei te rou kakahi, liei o ki te Taiapu. (157)
II. O, V. i. 1 find room; he capable of beiny contained or inclosed. Ka tomo te kaipuke; e kore e o nga pouaka. 2 get in; im- plying difficulty or reluctance.
III. O, plural of to.
IV. O, prep. 1 of; belonging to; used in speaking of parts of a whole, names, qualities, feel- ings, places occupied, houses, land, inhabitants, water for di'inking, kc, medicine, clothes, parents, and other relatives (ex- cept husband and wife, also children and descendants with their collaterals), superiors ; also of the derivative nouns of adjec- tives and intransitive verbs, and of those of transitive verbs when they are used passively. Te ngutu o te ana. — Te ahua o taua ngarara nei. (156) — ^NGa tangata o te kainga o Te WHa- ta. — ^Te toanga o enei tangata. (156) — Te tahunga o te Arawa e Raumati. (93) Compare a prep. 2 from (place). NGa tangata e haere ana o Rotorua ki Taupo. (149) — (time). O reira mai ano a mohoa noa nei. 3 at- taching to. Kahore he manuka- nuka o te haere.
V. O, int. in answer to a call, to shew that the call is heard. Hence
O, V. i. answer. Kihai rawa i o
mai. whakao, v. i. answer. Oati, n. oath. OATi, V. i. swear.
WHAKAO ATI, V. t. adjure ; cause to sivear; put one on his oath
Oha, V. t. greet.
Oha and ohaoha, a. 1 generous. He tangata oha. 2 abimdant. Ka rahuitia nga pipi, ka oha.
oha, n. 1 relic; keepsake; any- thing which serves to keep a de- parted friend in remembrance, Haere mai koe, te oha o nga tangata-matua. 2 dying speech. WHakatau-oha, make a dying speech.
Ohia, v.t. 1 long after. Ko te ngakau e ohia ake ana ki taua mea. 2 approve. Kahore he tangata i ohia mai ki taku karanga i tainahi, ko te tunga tera mo nga hoiho. 3 think on the spur of the moment. He whakaaro ohia noa ake naku.
Ohiti, a. cautious; on one's gttard. Kia ohiti koutou ki nga korero a tera tangata.
whakaohiti, v.t. warn.
Oho, v.i. 1 start from fear, sur- prise, &o. 2 wake top from sleep. Oho noa ake au i te moe, e wha- kahengi mai ana ia ki a au. 3 begin sj^eaking.
whakaoho, v.t. startle; rouse.
Ohoeka, n. jmnax longissimum ; a tree ; the same as horoeka.
Ohoku, for oku.
Ohomauri, v.i. start suddenly.
OhSnga, n. anything tvhich may serve to connect an incantation with the person on whom it is intended to take effect; as a lock of his hair, anything which he has touched, &c.
Ohorere, v. i. start suddenly.
Ohu, v.i. stoop).
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Ohua
ohu, n. comjjany of volunteer tvorkers. Ka mahara a Manaia kia tuturia he tangata hei ohu waru mo ana tao. (117)
ohu, v.t. 1 do by aid of a coin- pany of volunteer workers. Me ohu to mara, kia hohoro ai. 2 beset in great numbers; sur- round. Ka ohua koe e matou.
Ohua, n. the moon 071 the four- teenth day.
Oi, V. i. 1 shudder. Te mea i oi ai taku kiri ko te inahi a Kereopa. 2 grow. I nga rangi ra o taku oinga.
Oioi, V. i. 1 shake. E tata koe ki uta, e oioi te ika, e rere ki te taha katau. (36) 2 shetv re- luctance to move. Ko te karakia a enei tangata, oioi noa ai.
whakaoioi, v. t. shake; agitate.
I. Oi, V. i. shout. Ka tangi te oi.
II. Oi, n. soft mud. Me hoe rawa ki ko; he oi tena wahi.
Oike, n. the moon on the twentieth
day. Oka, V. t. j)rick; stab. oka, n. 1 knife; dagger. 2, rafters
for a kiimara jnt. okaoka, v.t. st7-i]) off. Okaoka-
ngia he peha mo ta tatou ahi. Okaka, v. i. feel a longing. Okana, n. orgaii. Oke, V. i. 1 struggle; wi'iggle;
tvrithe. 2 ptit forth all 07ie^s
streyigth. Okea ururoatia. 3 be
eager. E oke ana te tangata
ra ki te haere. oke, n. a kind of shark. okeoke, a. restless. Ka okeoke
tonu te turoro, ka mate. okeoke, n. 1 sick person. 2 oven. Oketopa, n. October. Okioi, n. a bird; the same as
hokioi, and hakuai. Okioki, v.i. rest; pause. Hoake
tatou ki te tauraata okioki ai.
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whakaokioki, v. t. cause to rest. Okd, n. woode7i bowl, or other
open vessel. okooko, v.t. carry in the ar7ns,
or in the lap or fold of one's
garment. Ma wai e okooko te
tamaiti? Okoro, n. the 7noo7i 07i the 5th
day; also called koro and
akoro. Oku, 1 preposition o with per- sonal pronoun, first person
singular, of me. See iv. o. 2 ^ plural of toku. Okiioku, &.few. Compare ouou. Oiua, V. i. run. Pass, omakia, be
run for. Omaki, v. i. move swiftly ; fly. E
omaki ana te kapua o te rangi. Oino6ni5, n. melon. whakaomoomo, v.t. attend a
sick person, Omiitu, or omutu'whenua, n.
the 7noon on the oOth day. OnS,, preposition o with personal
pronoun, third person singular;
of him; of her. See iv. o. Onamata, of or f'om aiicierit
times. See o and naniata. Onanahi, of or from yesterday.
See o and nanahi. One, n. beach. oneone, n. earth; soil. Onekura, n. red soil. Onematiia, n. loa7n. Onepu, n. sa7id. Onetea, n. 1 white soil; 2 white
sa7id. OngwS,, n. 1 a kind of dark grey
stone. 2 any implement made
of the same.
I. Ono, a. six.
II. 6n6, v.t. plant. Kei te ono riwai NGaitawhiri.
Onoi, v.i. 7nove. E kore koe e
onoi mai i te tumu? OngadngS,, n. nettle; urticaferox.
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or 11. ni(st7'(tlis.
ongaonga, a. rough; prickly. E ongaonga ana te mea nei, tara- tara tonu.
whakaongaonga, v.t. goad; ex- cite. Te kanikia whakaonga-
^ onga. (158)
Onge, a. scarce. He onge no te kai i maliue ai tera walii.
ongeonge, a. 1 scarce. Ka onge- onge nga kai, kahamuhamu i nga puka. 2 lonely. Ka ongeonge pea te tangata kotahi.
onge, n. a bird.
Ope, V. t. 1 scrape up; scrape to- gether. Opea mai te kapura ki waho. 2 scratch the head, &c.
ope, n. troop); mnnber of p)ersons moving together.
Opi, a. terrified. Opi ana tera au
_ i te mataku.
Opunga, n. a kind of conglomer- ate stone.
OpiirS, a. jned; varied with jyatches of colour ; in patches. He opure te mara a Hare.
I. Ora, a. 1 alive. 2 xvell in health. 3 safe; escaped; recovered. E, kua ora a Raumati. (102) 4 satiated; satisfied with food. ' Te ora iti o Kahutore'; luxuries, as opposed to necessaries.
ora, n. slave. Kei hea nga ora
wahine? oranga, n.food.
II. Ora, n. wedge. oraora, v.i. shake; wag. Heoi
ano; oraora kau ana ko te hiku ^ kau. (160) Oraiti, a. escapiiig with difiiculty.
Ka tangi raua mo te oraititanga
o tona teina. (50) Oranoa, a. escaping tvith difficulty.
Oranoa matou i te tahuritanga
o te waka. Orapitd, a. escaping narrowly. Ore, v.t. 1 bo7-e. 2 search out
Ota
srcrrt/y.
oreore, v.i. shake.
oreore, ad. very dry. Pakupaku oreore.
OrSa, n. a kind of eel.
6ri, a v.t. cause to wave to and fro. Ka oria e te hau. fi v.i. move. E ori mai ana te tupa- paku, kua tae mai tona wairua ki konei.
ori, n. 1 had iveather. Ka roko- hina e te ori ki Tokomaru, ka noho. 2 2^'^^y of disease. He ori matou na te mate nei. 3 place where jjeop)le have been car- ried ofi' by disease. Kaua e noho i runga i te ori, kei piri mai te mate ki a koe.
whakaoriori, n. song chaunted over a child, by a person hold- ing the child in his arms.
Or5, v. t. sharpen on a stone ; grind. Kia oroia taku toki, ka haere ai au ki te mahi.
OrokS, ad. for the first time. Ki- hai i oroko kumea, kua puta kei waho o te ana. (160)
Orongonui, n. the moon on the 28th day.
OrSpapa, a. all alike, without ex- ception. Ka oropapa nga kino o te kainga nei i te kainga nei te whakarite.
Or5ta, a. 1 voracious; destructive. E tama, he autaia koe, he oro- ta. 2 exterminated; utterly con- sumed. Orota ana tera te ta- ngata whenua i te patunga a te taua; kahore he morehu.
Orii, a. boggy. E oru ana te whenua.
oru, n. 1 bog. 2 deep hole. 3 sting-ray.
Ota, a. green; uncooked.
ota, V. t. eat in a green state. I otaina e matou nga kumara.
ota, n. sawdust.
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Otaota, n. herbs in general ; iceeds ;
litter. Tarakea atu nga otaota. Otane, n. the moon on the 27th
day.
I. 6ti. 1 finished, with a verb in the infinitive to denote the oper- ation which is finished. Kua oti te waka te tarai. 2 with atu or mai, gone or come Jor good. Ka oti atu a Hajiiri ; e kore e hoki mai.
•whakaoti, v. i. finish.
whakaotinga, n. youngest child of a family. Ko Pehi to niatou whakaotinga. See heoti.
II. Oti, ad. interrog. then. E kore oti koe 0 haere?
Otiia, conj. hut; but on the other hand.
Otira, conj. hut; hut indeed; but at the same time. Nona ano taua kainga; otira no matou katoa.
Oturu, n. the moon on the six- teenth day; also called turu.
Ou, 1 jii-eposition o with personal pronoun, 2nd person singular ; of thee. See o, prep.
Ou6, n. 1 a variety of phormium tenax, with leaves of a brown colour. 2 the moon on the J/ih day.
Ouenuku, n. rainbow.
OuMU, n. oven.
Ouou, a. /ew.
6wa, n. thzvart of a canoe.
Owhanga, n. nest.
Owhiti, a., see ohiti.
I. Pa, v. t. (pass, pangiaorpakia).
1 touch. Kua pa atu nga ringa ki aua pohutukawa, ana, nga- horo noa iho. (74) — Kahore te turoro nei e pa kai. — -Kua pa to tatou waka ; said of a fishing- canoe, when the sinker of one of the fishing-lines had touched the liead of a fish, and bad luck was therefore anticipated. — Ka pate upoko o te tai; or, ka pa te tai; the tide has reached its highest.
2 liold perso7ial communication ivith; accost. Nonanahi ia i pa mai ai ki a au. 3 afi'ect. Kei pangia koe e te mamae. 4 reach one's ears. Ka pa te karanga a te tangata nei, 'Ko te Kahurere- moa.' (148)
whakapa, v. t. 1 catise to touch. 2 touch. 3 tell privately. Te- kaha ko Hemi, whakapakia ana ki te wahine. — make secret sug- gestions. E whakapapa haere
na koe ki te rakau ra kia tukua ki raro. Whakapa-he, accuse; bring a charge of tvrong-doing against any one ; a modern ex- pression.
II. Pa, V. t. (pass. paia). 1 block •up; obstruct. He aha ra te ara nei i paia ai? 2 Ka paia te huaki; the assault is made.
whakapa, v. t. close up.
•whakapakanga, n. youngest in a family. To matou whaka- pakanga ; our youngest bi'other. (10)
pa, n. 1 stockade ; fortified place. Te ingoa o tona pa ko WHaka- rewa. (182) 2 werr for catching fish. 3 anything wherewith an oj^en place is blocked up; barri- cade; screen, ^fat covering the imvards of animals.
III. Pa, V. i. be struck. Roa noa atu ratou e epaepa ana i a ia, kihai hoki i pa. (16).
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IV. Pa, n. a term of ac[diu.s,s. T;iuLi luai, o pa !
Pae, n. 1 horizon. Ka puta te ra i raro i te pae. — Kia ngaro te tu-a-pae whenua. (21) 2 region; direction. Kei wliea te pae ki toku matua? (136) 3 horizontal ridges parallel to one another. 4 stej) in a ladder or staircase. 5 transverse siij^i^orts of the karaho or floor of a canoe. 6 i)ereh; rest. He pae koau. — Te pae mo taku pu. 7 gums. 8 circumference measured by the 'maro' with the extended arms. He rakau nui, e toru te pae ; a large tree, measuritig three fathoms in circumference. — Pae tahi hamama te rakau nei ; this tree is over one fathom in cir- cumference. 9 ropes by which a seine is hauled, the upper and lower ropes being called respec- tively pae-runga., and fae-raro.
pae, V. i. 1 lie across. He aha te mea e pae mai nei i te ara? 2 lie on one side ; and so 3 he collected together ; lie ready for use. Kua pae nga rakau mo te whare. 4 he laid to the charge of any one. Ka pae nei hoki na korua te tupa- paku nei. 5 he cast on shore. E pae ana tera i uta, kua mate. (93) Pass, paea, in the same sense. I paea te kaipuke ki NGunguru.
pae, V. t. surround with a harder. Paea mai nga parua o te umu, kia hoki mai ai te mamaoa ki roto.
pS.pS-e, V. i. he driven hroadside on shore. Ka papae te waka, akuanei ka pakaru.
paenga, n. 1 2^i(^<^^ where any- thing is laid on one side or across. Hence 2 margin of a
culii\atiuu, being the pai't to which the weeds are thrown. 3 place w/iere pits are constructed for keeping kumara, ikc. Kei te paonga rua a te Raharaha.
whakapae, v. t. 1 lay across, &c. Me whakapae te rakau nei hei arawliata. 2 accuse falsely. Ko te take i haere mai ai ia, Ik; whakapaenga ki te rua kumara na ona hoa. (136) 3 besiege.
paepae, n. 1 threshold; door-sill; or anything similar. 2 vessel to hold anything. 3 dredge for fresh-water crayfish. 4 ujjper curl of moko on the cheek.
PS,ekura, n. lost property : so called from the red feathers (kura) which were dropped into the sea by Tauninilii, and afterwards picked up on the shore by Mahina. Ko te pae- kura kite a Mahina. (74)
Paemanii, n. collar-hone.
Paepaeroa, n. mat with a broad ornamental border.
Paerangi, a. coming from a dis- tance. He tangata paerangi.
Paeroa, n. wind which Mows along the shore.
Paetara, a. Kaho paetara, hatten fastened to the uprights of a house to keep them in place; waU-p>late.
Paetiiri, n. tattooing on the thigh.
Paewae, n. threshold.
Paewai, n. 1 a kind of eel. 2 hatten on the inside of the joint hetween the rauawa and the body of a canoe. 3 drifttvood. 4 paewai o te rangi ; water hori- zon. Mehemea ka tino mai'ama te paewai o te rangi.
Pae"whenua, n. dock; rumex sp,
PahS,k9,, n. calabash.
Pahakg, v. i. bask.
whakapahake, v. i. bask. E
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wliakapahake na i te ra.
Pahaki, n. denoting small rela- tive distance. Kei pahaki tata atu e takoto ana; lying a little hoijond.
Pahauahana, v. t. anoint loith red ochre and oil.
Pahao, V. t. enclose in a net; shiU in.
paiiao, n. basket used for catching fsh.
Pahau, n. heard.
Pahekg, v.i. 1 s?ip. Kei paheke koe. 2 have a runni^ig issue.
pahekeheke, a. slippery.
Pahemo, v. i. 1 j^coss by ; pass on. Kua pahemo te ope o NGati- porou. 2 pass on one side; miss. Kahore i tahitahi ki taku waewae; i pahemo.
Paheno, v.i. 1 co7ne untied. Kia niau te hotiki, kei paheno. 2 slip away ; escape. WHai noa, whai noa, paheno tonu atu.
Pahengahenga, n. geniostoma ligustri/oliuju ; a tree.
Pahengihengi, a. bloiving gently. He hau pahengihengi.
Pahi, a. gloomy; disquieted. Ka pahi tona ngakau.
Pahi, n. purse; tvallet.
Pahi, n. company of travellers ; number of persons in a body. Ko hea te pahi e haere nei.
Pahia, v.t. slap. I pahiatia pea te tamaiti nei, ina ka tangi.
Pahihi, v.i.fow in driblets. Pa- liilii ana te rere.
Pahika, a. 1 2)assed on. Kua pahika atu nga tangata o Toko- maru. 2 extending to greater length. Pahika ake taku rakau i tau.
Pahikohik5, n. bow fence, made of sticks with both ends stuck into the ground; any make-shift fence.
Pahiwihi"wi, a. xhueven. Mamae ana au i te pahiwihiwi o toku moenga.
pahi-wiht-wi, n. a fish.
Paho, a. soaring.
•whakapaho, v.i. soar.
Pahoahoa, n. headache; giddi- ness; stxqior.
PahokS,, and pahokShoka, n. screen or shed made of branches with the butts stuck into the ground.
Pahore, a. 1 scraped off; abraded. Kua pahore te hiako. 2 having the skin rubbed off. He rongoa mo te pahore o toku waewae. 3 dented.
Pahu, n. alarum, made of stone or wood, formerly used in time of war.
Pahu, v.i. burst; explode. Kaa- nga pahuliu; popped corn.
Pahtia, pahuahua, v. t. plunder. Kua pahuatia te kainga o Taka.
PS,huhu, v.i. slip off. E mau ana te whakaheke; e kore e pa- liuhu.
Pahiinu, v.i. burn.
pahunu, w. fire.
Pahupahii, n. fester.
PS,hunga, n. crumb.
PS,hure, v.i. 1 pass by. Kua pahure ke nga waka i te ata.
2 come in sight; appear. Ta- ngohia te mea e pahure mai na.
3 escape. Me te manu motu i te mahanga; ehara, ka pahure. (64) 4 be accomplished.
"whakapahure, a v. t. cause to pass by; fS v.i. be nearly gone by.
PS,i, a. 1 good. 2 ]Aeasant.
pal, v.i. be pleased; be willing; assent. Kihai ia i pai mai ki ta koi-ua korero. — Pass, paingia, be liked; be aj^j^roved of. E koi'e e paingia tenei kainga.
whakapai, v.t. 1 make good;
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set in order. 2 pronounce good;
praiae. Whakapai-ruaki, feel
nausea. whakapaipai, v. t. adorn. whakapaipai, a. ornamental. PaiS,ka, n. 1 root of a tree. 2
weapon made from a root. (155) Paierg, n. bundle. E liia iiga
paiere raupo? paiere, v. t. make itp into bundles.
Paieretia nga rakau. Pailiau, n. 1 beard. 2 wing of a
bird. 3 large fins of flying-fish,
or of gurnard. 4 projecting sides
of tlie haumi of a canoe. Paihere, n. or v. t. the same as
paiere. Paihi, a. uneasy in mind. Paihi
ana tera au i taku rongonga i
te korero na. Paihore, a. 1 going astray; Ta
te tamariki mahi, paihore ke,
paihore ke. 2 desultory. Paike, v.t. strike. Paikea ki te
ham a. paikeike, v.t. elevate. Taria mai
he oneone hei paikeike mo tenei
wahi. Paikea, a. He whare paikea ; a
hotise having the entrance at one
end, btit no verandah. Paina, painaina, v. i. warm, one- self. Kia paina atu ahau ki te
taha o te kapura. Paipa, n. ^ji/;e.
Paipai, n. a cutaneous disease. Pairi, a. disquieted; afraid; soli-
citoiis. Ka pairi toku ngakau
ki te pukapuka a NGatiporou. Pairi, n. icashboai'ds at the bow
of a canoe. Paitini, n. 2)oison. Pai"wai, n. a kind of eel; the same
as pakarara. Pai"wii"wi, a. see pahiTvihi"wi. Paka, or pakaka, a. 1 scorched.
2 red or brown. Kei te wahi
pakaka te ara. Paka, a. dried. Me i paka te kai
nei, ka reka. pakapaka, a. dry. PakS,ha, a. violent ; severe. E
pahaka ana te mamae. Pak^iahi, n. fireplace in a canoe,
&c. Pakaka, v. t. surround; hem in
with the view of catching. pakaka, n. small enclosure for a
trap. Hangaa he pakaka mo to
tawhiti. Pakake, n. whale. Pakakinakina, a. hot. E paka-
kinakina ana te whiti o te ra. PS,kak6hi, n. fern-root. Pakaku, v. i. X make a harsh
grating sound. 2 make a re-
2)eated knocking. PSkanga, n. quarrel; hostilities;
tvar. PakangS,, see under pa. Pakani, a. quarrelsome. Katahi
ano taku tangata pakani, ko
koe. PS,karara, n. a kind of eel. Pakarea. Pakari, a. 1 matured; hard. 2
strong. ■whakapakari, v. i. boast. Pakarii, a. 1 shivered ; broken.
Kua pakaru te kohua. 2 rent;
split; torn. He pakaru no te
poti te hoea ai. 3 pw^ to flight;
dispersed. (N.B. — pakaru is
not applied to a cord, &c., which
woukl be motu; nor to anything
long and stifl', which would be
■whati.) pakaru, or pakariikaru, v. t.
bj-eak in ^:>ieces. Pakarua te
karaha. Pakati, n. a pattern of carving. Pakato, V. i. flotv, as the tide. He
tai pakato mai. Pak^u, or pakaukau, n. wing
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of a bird, of an army, or of a l)uilding.
Pakauroharoha, n. winged grass- liopper.
Pakaurua, n. sting-ray ; trygon thnlassia; a fish.
Pakawha, n. 1 leaf. 2 husk.
Pake, 11. rough mat made of leaves of kiekie or flax.
Pake, a. obstinate. Ka pake te tangata ra, e kore e whaka- tika.
whakapakepake, v. t. unsettle; cause to abscond. Na Te Rangi i whakapakepake i oma ai taku pononga.
PS.ke, V. i. crack ; emit a so^lnd like that of reiiding, &c. Ka pake te rakau, meake whati.
pakeke, v. t. scrajje. Kia pake- ketia nga riwai.
Pakeha.
pakepakeha, n. imaginary beings of evil influence, more commonly known as patupaiarehe ; said to be like men, with fair skins.
pakepakeha, a. 1 awkward; outlandish. Ehara i te hanga tou pakepakeha. 2 disorderly in dress, &c.
Pakeha, n. foreigner ; probably from pakepakeha, as above. Kai pakeha ; a kind of sweet potato, introduced from abroad.
Pakeka, n. land that has been exliausted by cultivation.
pakekakeka, n. a water-plant.
Pakeke, a. 1 hard; stiff. Pa- keke tonu, e kore e ngawhere. 2 grown tip>; adult. Pakeke rawa ake, te moe tahi, te aha.
(ii) Pakeke, see under pake. Pakere, n. outer leaves of a plant,
as opposed to rito. PakStu, V. t. clear oj^ ; cut off.
E paketu ana ahau i te taru.
Pakevra, v. i. make a mistake in
sjieaking. pakewa, a. solitary. He ika pa-
kewa.
I. Paki, a. fair; without rain. Kia paki te rangi ka haere ai tatou.
II. Paki, papaki, v. t. 1 slap; pat. 2 claj} or strike together. Papaki ou ringaringa. — He tai papaki rua, a place where two waves meet.
paki, n. ajjron; petticoat. Hei paki putanga mona. (13)
papaki, n. cliff against which the waves beat.
pakipaki, v. t. 1 slap or ^;«^ freq^iently . 2 cure or jjreserve by drying. Kei te pakipaki upoko.
pakipaki, n. 1 decoy parrot. 2 fin. 3 kete or wallet., with a flap to cover the opening.
whakapaki, v. t. dry by the five ; toast. Ka whakapakia te puwha ki te ahi, ka whakapakia ki tona waha, ka taumahatia, ara ka karakiatia, kia noho ai te wai- rua tohunga ki roto ki a ia.
Pakiaka, n. root of a tree.
Pakihawa, n. throatfin of a fish.
pakiha^wa, a. cluinsy. He koiwi pakihawa rawa koe.
I. Pakihi, a. 1 dried u^p. Hence 2 at loivest ebb. Kua pakihi te tai.
II. Pakihi, v. i. dig for fern-root. I hoki mai au i te pakihi.
pakihi, n. place where fern-root is chig.
•whakapakihi, v. t. dig super- ficially. Kaua e whakapakihi- tia te keringa.
Pakihiroa, n. north-east gale.
Pakihi-wi, n. shoulder.
Pakihorg, a. lazy.
Pakik3.u, u. garment, Te wahi i
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grill. o te
wailiotiii ;ii oiia p;ikik;iu. (132)
Pakiki, v. t. 1 question Jrequent/y or urgently. Ka pakikitia te tane kia korero; kore noa ilio e korero. — He aha ra kia paki- kitia rawatia e koe? 2 beg.
Pakinakina, a. Ihot. Compare pakakinakina.
Pakini, v. t. 1 nijy; jnnch. 2 ii/lch; nutclt.
pakini, a. notched. Hore he wahi i pakini,
Pakipakitai, n. a slimy vege- table matter in the sea.
Pakira, a. hold.
Pakiri, v. t. shew the teeth ; Ka pakiri mai nga niho tangata.
Pakirikiri, n. a fish.
Pakirehua, v. i. make enqiiiries. Ka hoki mai ki konei pakire- hua ai.
Pakitara, n. side-tvall of a house.
Pakiwaha, n. sides of the tnouth.
paki-waha, a. boastful. He ta- ngata pakihawa.
Pako, and papako, v. t. glean after the crop has been taken up. E pako kapana ana.
Pako, V. i. make a loud sudden sound or report; poj). Ka pako te tai, he tohu hau tonga.
Pakoa, a. 1 that has become shal- loiv or dry. 2 loiv, of the tide. Kia pakoa te tai ka haere ai tatou.
Pakohea, a. dried tip. Ka pako- hea ahau i te ra.
Pakohii, a. rent; cleft. Ka pa- kohu tenei wahi.
pakohu, n. chasm.
Pakoko, a. not 2^1'oducing young; barren.
Pakoko, a. 1 shrunk; dried up). 2 become shcdlow or di'y. 3 eina- ciated; lean. Ka pakoko nga kauwae 0 te tawhiti nei. 4 old;
of the previous year (of roots, etc., used for food).
whakapakoko, v. t. dry.
■whakapakoko, n. 1 mummy. 2 iiiKfge.
Pakonga, a. concave; hollow. E pakonga ana tenei taha.
Pakora, a. lotv (of the tide).
Pakore, a. broken (of anything which breaks to pieces, as an earthen vessel, calabash).
Pakoro, n. 2^otato-stack.
Pakoro, a. not producing young ; barren.
Pakii, a. 1 dried. E paku ana taku korokoro. 2 small. He whare paku.
paku, n. 1 scab. Kua pakua te toto. 2 small quantity ; any- thing small. E rua rawa nga paku korero o tenei runanga.
papakii, v. i. set ; become hard or dry. Kua papaku te hinu i roto i te taha.
papaku, a. shallow. Kia tuku te wai ka papaku te kauanga.
pakiip^ku, a. 1 somewhat dry ; shalloiv. 2 somewhat small. Riri pakupaku, S2)ite.
whakapaku, a v. i, begin to be dry or small. Ka whakapaku te tai, ina nga manu ka noho i runga i te tahuna. (3 v. t. make dry, &c.
Paku, V. i. 1 make a sudden sound or report. Na wai te pu i paku nei ? 2 resound. Te tangata e haere mai nei tona rongo, e paku nei i nga whenua. (189) 3 extend. Na Maui- potiki i tinihanga ki a Hinenui- tepo, i pa mai ai he mate ki nga tangata o te ao, paku ki runga, paku ki raro. (7)
pakukii, and whakapakuku, V. i. knock repeatedly,
Pakiiha, a. connected with mar-
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Pakuka, n. screen from the tvind.
Pakiira, n. 1 water-hen; iwr- 2)hyrio melanotus. Taringa-pa- kura ; stubborn. He taringa pakura te tangata nei. Tapu- wae pakura, a kind of ornamen- tal work in a Maori building. 2 gunwale of a canoe.
pakurakura, a. red.
pakurakura, n. 1 red garment. 2 a fish.
Pakiiru, v.i. knock; make a knock- ing.
pakuru, n. two sticks, one of which is held between the teeth and struck with the other.
pakurukuru, n. figurehead of a canoe, consisting of a bust only, without arms.
Pakuvrha, n. relation hy mar- riage.
Pamartiao, a. distant. Pehea te pamamao o tou kainga?
Pamard, a. 1 solid; hard. 2 steady.; without hesitation. Kia pamaro ai te haerenga mai ki waho o te rua. (151)
Pana, v.t. 1 thrust or drive away; expel. 2 cause to come or go forth in any way. He karakia pana tamariki. (8)
panapana, v.i. throb. E pana- pana ana te toto.
Panahi, n. convolvulus sepium; or c. soldanella.
Panako, n. asplenium obtusatum; a fern.
Panaki, and pananaki, v.i. in- cline with a gentle slojje; rise with a gentle ascent.
panakitanga, n. gentle slope.
Panau, v.i. jump (as a fish.)
panaunau, n. gentle ascent of a hill.
PS,ne, or panepane, n. head.
PauSke, a V. i. move forwards.
E kore e paneke te waka. (3 v.t. move. Panekea ake te ta- tau. panek6nek6, n. small edge tool; hatchet.
I. Pani, n. 1 orp)han 2 widoiv.
II. Pani, v.t. j)aint; besmear. E pani ana te kuia ra i tona matenga ki te hinu.
III. Pani, or papani, v.t. block u]). Kua pania tena kuwaha.
Panikena, n. jm^mikin. Panoho, n. pole for propelling a
canoe. Pan6k6, and pS,n6k6reia, n.
sucker; diplocrejns 2>uniceus ; a
fish. Panoni, v. chayige. Pan6n6k6, the same as panoko. Panui, V. t. 1 read or sjyeak aloud.
2 2)ublish; proclaim. 3 adver- tise 2niblicly. Paniiku, v.i. 1 inove on. Kihai
i panuku te rongoa ; mau tonu
ki te korokoro. 2 expressing
lapse of time. Ka tau ko Rehu;
panuku tou mai ko Rukupo;
panuku tou mai ko Rangiora. Panga, see i. pa. Panga, v.t. 1 throiv. 2 lay; place.
Ka pangaa nga kai ki runga ki
te waka. Panganga, a. lean. Hore i te
ngohi nei; panganga kau. PangaragarSL, n. a fish. Pango, a. black ; of dark colour. papango, a. dark in colour; green,
&c. Kei te papango tonu te
karaka. papango, n. widgeon. Pangoro, a. full. Pangoro tonu
te waka. PangSungou, n. a fish. Pangunungiinii, v.t. i-oast. Pa-
ngunungunua he riwai ma ta-
tou. PS.O, V. t. 1 strike with a hammer,
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&c. 2 crack or break; and hence applied intransitively to the hatching of eggs. Ka pao nga hua pipipi. Pass, paoa, 1 he scattered. Ka paoa rikiriki nga tangata o reira. The men of that 2)lace are scattered like dust. 2 be diffused, as scent.
paopao, V. t. 1 strip off the bark by bruising. 2 refuse any thing which one really wishes for. Me paopao oti? He mokopuna ra- nei na Rahiri?
PS,oS,, n. 1 smoke. 2 gall. See also under pao.
Paoe, a. solitary.
Paoho, a. on the alarm. Paoho kau ki hea ranei.
Paoi, n. wooden beater for pound- ing fern-root.
paoi, V. t. pound with a paoi. Kua paoitia he aruhe hei ki- naki. (94) — Paoia he roi ma tatou.
Paoro, V. i. 1 echo; resound. Pa- oro ana nga niaunga i tetahi taha, i tetahi taha. 2 be jarred by harsh sounds. Paoi"Ooro ana nga taringa.
Paowa, see paoa.
I. Papa, n. 1 father, or father's or 7)iother's brother. Mana e taki- taki te mate o tona papa. 2 a lizard. 3 geniostonia ligustri- folium; a shrub.
II. Papa, a V. t. ram or cojnpress with the hand. He mea papa te oneone. (3 v. i. be overcome. Papa noa; kihai i rere, kihai i aha. (7)
P&pS,, n. 1 anything broad, fat, and hard; fat rock; slab; board, especially the broad board clos- ing the doorway or window aperture of a native house, and so, door; shutter. 2 a proper name for the earth, short for
Papa-tu-a-nuku. 3 disputed land, or other ground oj qtiarrel. He papa taku ki a ia; / have offended him. Ka riro i a au te papa; / have gained the victory. 4 breech; buttock. Kei nga papa te mamae. 5 vessel made of totara-bark. E rua nga papa hinu. (138) 6 mesh of a net.
papa, v.i. 1 lie flat. 2 be throion down or overcome. Ko ona tua- kana, i papa noa i te ngaunga a Tawhiri ratou ko ana tama. (6)
whakapapa, a v. i. go slily or stealthily. Ka whakapapa mai te tangata ra; he tahae pea. /? V. t. 1 lay one up)on another; place in layers. 2 recite in chronological order genealogies, legends, &c. I haere mai ia ki te whakapapa i nga kauwhau o mua.
whakapapa, n. genealogiccd tccble.
whakapaparanga, n. 1 layer; sei'ies of layers. 2 generation.
Papa, V. i. 1 break shortly or sud- denly. He mea papa noa. 2 burst; explode. Papa te whati- tiri runga nei. 3 chatter, as the teeth with cold; chirp, as the cicada. He tarakihi e papa ana i te waru.
PapSahuahua, n. shoulder-blade.
Papae, see under pae.
Papahewa, a. diseased in the eyes.
Papahoro, v. i. 1 fall or droj) out. Ka maroke nga harakeke, ka papahoro nga kai. ^flee. Kua papahoro te ope.
PapS,hu, v.i. blaze. Ka papahu te kapura.
PapS,kS,, n. 1 crab. 2 a variety of potato. 3 skirting board.
PS,pS,-kai-ra, n. outer surface oJ the side of a canoe.
PS,paki, see under paki.
Papaki, v. t. sew one thing upon
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another, and so 1 |;a<cA, Me papaki tou kakaliu. 2 sew Uvo ^ketes^ mouth to mouth to hold maize, &c. Taurakitia, ka ma- roke, papaki rawa^ ka whakatu atu ki roto ki te whata.
Papaku, see under paku.
Papakura, n. an insect.
Papamaro, a. 1 hard. 2 obsti- nate.
PS,panga, a. half-full. Ringihia he wai ki roto, kia papanga.
PapangS,, n. site. Kotahi papa- nga kainga.
Papapa, n. 1 calabash. 2 shell of an egg, &c. 3 chaff or bran. 4 a kind of moss. 5 a tree.
Papapa-koura, n. a plant.
Papapatua, n. vessel made of to- tara-bark.
Papara, v. i. 1 flow (of the tide). Ka papara te tai. 2 denoting any slight extension of space. I a Te Ranginga a raro; papara atu, i a Pi ; 23apara atu, i a Rua.
Paparahi, n. stage for drying kumara.
Paparahiia, n. a kind of table from whicli food is eaten.
Papare, see under pare.
Paparinga, n. cheek.
Paparoa, a. scarce, as food. Ko tana karakia wliakapaparoa kai tena.
Paparii, a., flat-roofed.
Papariia, v. t. 1 double. 2 re- peat. 3 overlay.
Papata, see under pata.
Papatahi, n. flat land.
Papatairite, a. level; of an even surface.
Pap&takeo, v. i. he clean swept atvay.
Papa-tani-whaniwhS,, n. lageno- }>hora Forsteri ; a plant.
Papa-tangaroa, n. a shell-fish.
Papatau, n. Itard surfccce. Ka
papatautia te wahi ra i te ta- ngata nei te takatakahi.
PapatS,ura, n. a red fungus grow- ing on rocks.
Papatea, a. having no tattoo marks on the face.
Papatti, n. 1 screen for defen- sive purposes ; bulwark. 2 chainpion.
Papatiia, n. land which has 7iot been cultivated.
Papatiipu, n. 1 hctrd ground. 2 solid mass. I a au te papa- tupu o te oneone.
Papauma, n. griselinia littoralis; a tree.
Papaurangi, n. a plant used as scent for oil.
Papawai, n. outer surface of the bottom of a cccnoe.
Papa'wheniia, n. a kind of eel, not full grown ; the same as ■whakaau.
Papi, V. i. ooze; leak. Kei papi mai te wai ki roto ki te waka.
Papipapi, a. confused. Ka papi- papi te reo o te tangata nei.
Papiia, a. fruitfid. He rakau papua te kahikatea.
Papura, a. purple.
I. Para, n. 1 sediment; impurity; dross. He wai para horo; water made muddy by a land- slij). 2 dust. 3 half of a tree which has been split down the middle. Wahia ana, ko Mata- tua tetahi para, ko Aotea te- tahi. (109) 4 a species of cordyline; a plant. 5 marattia salicina ; a fern. 6 bravery ; sjnrit. He tangata whai para.
para, a. 1 turned to dust; rotten. He riri ano ta te tawa uho, he riri ano ta te tawa para ; ara o te rangatira, ona whakatuaki. (145) 2 turned yellow; sere. Ka para nga kai o to mara.
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pS,rS,p9,rS<, n. 1 sacred place. 2 Jirst-fruits of fish. 3 a species of jj«««£c; a tree.
II. PS,rS,, a. affected with pimples.
III, PS,rS,, V. t. cut down busli, &c. ; clear. Kei te para a Piwaka i tana waerenga.
Para, u. lepidopus caudatus ; frost- fish.
Parae, n. level or undulating open country.
Parahaere.
Paraiiaraha, a. fiat and thin. WHiri paraharaha ; fiat cord platted with three strands.
paraharaha, n. 1 liooj) iron, or anything similar. 2 tool made of thin iron. 3 the name of an atua.
Parahako, a. rejected.
>vhakaparahako, v.t. reject; re- fuse. He aha koe i whakapara- hako ai ki te kakahu mou ?
Parahi, n. steep slope.
Paraiii, n. brass.
Parahua, n. fresh alluvial deposit.
Parahiia, v. t. take off the bait from a hook. I parahuatia taku matau e te ika.
Parahunuhunii, v. t. roast. Ka haere tatou ki te parahunuhunu ngote ma tatou.
Parai, a V. t. fry. (3 n. frying- pan.
Paraikete, n. blanket.
Paraire, n. bridle.
Parairei, n. Friday.
Parakaraka, n. a variety of ku- rnara, with red skin.
Parakau, n. slave.
Parakete, n. booty.
Paraki, n. land-wind from the north.
Parakia, n. remnant; properly of remnants of food left in a native oven.
Parakimete, n. blacksmith.
PS,rakiri, n. innermost fence of a pa, inside the katua or main fence.
ParakiwS,!, n. silt; sediment from a Hood.
Parakoka, n. refuse of flax-leaf
Parakoka, n. a fish, the same as parore.
Parakuhi, n. breakfast.
Paramana'wa, n. refreshment. Ka kite mai ki ana paramanawa liei oranga, hari ana. (151)
Paramu, n. 1 2)lum. 2 ])lumb- line.
Paranako, n. asj^leniuni obtusa- tum ; a fern.
Paranene, w.. flannel.
Paranohi, v. t. cover with hot stones in a native oven.
Parangeki, n. 1 soiond of voices in the air, regarded as an indica tion of some disaster. 2 rubbish brought down by floods.
I. Parangia, n. bait for fish.
II. Parangia, v. pass, be overcome with sleep. Kei parangia koe e te nioe.
Parangunii, v. t. roast. Para-
ngunua he taiawa ma tatou. Paraoa, n. 1 sjjei'in whale. 2
tveapon made of the bone of
a sperm-whale. Paraoa -roa ;
weapon made of a tvhale's 7'ib. Par.\oa, n. flour; bread. Parapara, n. 1 sacred place. 2
first-frtiits offish, cooked before
the rest. 3 a tree. Paraparahanga, n. fragments of
food. Parara, n. 1 sudden and violent
gust of tvind. 2 bad fern-root. Pararaha, a. wide and shallow
(of a vessel). Pararahi, a., flat.
I. Parare, n. food. Ka haere tatou ki te parare.
II. Parare, v. i. sjieak or cry loudly ;
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bawl. Parare tonu te mangai o te wahine ra. — Ka parare raua ki te tangi. (97)
Parareka, n. potato.
Parariki, n. rust.
Pararutiki, a. paralytic.
Parata, n. 1 an imaginary mon- ster in the sea, the opening and shutting of whose mouth was said to cause the ebb and flow of the tide. 2 figure-head carved on the body of a canoe.
Parate, n. maize.
ParatawhitijU. a tuberous-rooted orchid.
Paratu, a. high up). Kua paratu noa atu te ra. (13)
Parau, n. 1 slave. 2 slavery. Ka riro taku tamaiti i te parau.
Parau, a. 1 false. Parau tahi e ta ! 2 making fruitless exer- tions; toiling to no 2')ur2)ose. Ko te iwi ra tera, ka parau kau atu i uta. (179) 3 making vain pretensions ; speaki^ig falsely. Parapai-au kau koe e hoa.
Parau, n. and v. t. p)lough.
Parauri, a. dark in colour; dark- skinned.
Para"wera, n. land ivhere the fern, Arc, has been burnt ofi.
Para"whenua, \\. flood.
I. Pare, n. hand for the hair ; ornament for the forehead ; wreath. Pare titi ; jc»ea^ of a cap.
II. PS,r6, and paparS, v. t. turn aside ; ivard off. Ka parea te matia, ka hemo.
parepare, n. 1 breastwork in a
fortification. 2 defensive kara-
kia or charm. (173) parenga, and pareparenga, n.
steep bank of a river. Pare, n. barley. ParearSki, n. qtiivering of the
atmosphere fi'om heat.
"PsLVehG, Si. flattened; bent imvards, Heihuparehe; a fat nose. Ka parehe te tuara i te kawenga.
parehe, n. fiat cake. He parehe aruhe.
I. Pareho, n. head.
II. Pareho, v. i. be consumed. Kua pareho ke nga ika i te poti.
Parekareka, a. j:)?eas«n^. Parekereke, n. sandal. Pareko, v. i. be consumed. Parekuhi, v. t. cut the hair short. Parekura, n. battle ; battle-field ;
place where peop)le have fallen in
battle. Paremata, n. stern oj a vessel. Paremo, a. 1 drowned. Kia tu-
pato ki to tamaiti kei paremo.
• — -Ika paremo ; a human victim
killed to secure good luck. Ko
toku taokete, nie patu ia hei
ika paremo mo to tatou waka.
2 hesitating in speech. He arero
paremo. Parenako, n. aspleniiom obtusa-
tum; a fern. Parengo, v. i. slip>. parengorengo, a. slipipery. He
kowhatu parengorengo ; a term
applied to a churlish fellow. Parera, n. 1 duck. 2 a fish. parerarera, n. plantago; a plant. Parera, n. 7iorth-west ivind. Pareramaumu, a. unable to swim. Paretai, n. bank of a river. Parete, n. 2^otato. Paretua, n. 2)<^d under a load, to
protect the back. Pare"wher6, n. slaughter in battle.
I. Pari, n. cliff; preci2)ice. Pari karangaranga ; echo.
II. Pari, a. f owing (of the tide only). E kore tatou e puta i nga kowhatu; kua pari ke te tai.
III. Pari, v. i. only in the phrase ' pari te ihu ' ; be overpotvered ;
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be baffled. Kua pari te ihu ki te moe. (93)
Parihirihi, n head.
Parikou, n. a kind of eel.
PariratangS,, n. cessation; inter- mission. Te ai he pariratanga o to liau nei.
Parirau, n. wing of a bird.
Pariri, v.i. slioot up ; grotv.
pariri, n. 1 shoot of a plant. 2 clearing in the bush ivhere the trees have begun to grow again.
Paritaniwha, n. a sub-variety of tihore phormium tenax.
PS-ritea, n. white cliff. Ano te kiri, me he paritea. (164)
Paro, n. 1 hollotv of the hand. 2 small basket for cooked food.
Paroparo, a. tvithered; decayed.
Parore, a. ca?ising ralaxation or weakness. E whiti, e te ra, pa- rore ki te kiri.
parore, n. a fish.
Parori, a. aivry. Parori ke te kauae.
PS,ror6, or paroro, a. cloudy; threatening. Ka titiro ki te rangi e paroro ana, ka noho.
paroro, n. threatening clouds; scud; bad iveather. I te mea ka puta te paroro, ka waipuke te whenua.
I. Parii, a. dirty.
paru, n. dirt; nnid.
paruparu, n. 1 mud. 2 a pre- paration of cockles. He ranga- tira; e kore pea ia e kai i te paruparu. (190)
II. Paru, V. t. 1 cover with a coat- ing of raupo. Tikina he raupo hei paru mo waho o te whare, 2 lay thatch on the roof without tying. Kotahi te papanga nati, kotahi te papanga paru.
paru, n. 1 raufo on the walls of a house. 2 thatch on the roof. Ka piki raua ki runga ki te tuanui,
ka tapatapaliia nga paru o te
wliarc. (47) III. PS,ru, a. deep. ■whakaparu, a. high; full (of the
tide). He tai whakaparu te tai
o te ata. paruparu, a. deeply laden. Paru- paru noa te waka ki raro ki te
whenua. Parua, n. 1 brim or edge of a
bowl, nest, &c. 2 slight hollotv
in taro field, in which each tuber
is planted. Paruaurii, n. one who ctdtivates
the soil. Paruhi, a. blunt. Parurenga, n. prey; booty.
I. Pariiru., a. 1 shaded. Paruru tonu te mahinga a tuahangata. 2 sheltered from weather.
II. Paruru, v. t. rtib together. Pa- rurutia nga riwai kia ngahoro ai te ngarehu.
Pata, n. 1 drop) of water, &c. 2 grain of corn, ifcc. 3 a variety of potato. 4 a kind of tnat.
pata, and patapata, v. i. drip; fall in drops. Ka pata iho te ua.
papata, n. small waves.
papata, a. covered tvith spots or pimples.
patapata, n. strings of a mat.
whakapata, n. ancient times. No tua, no whakapata.
Patahi, v.i. befal all alike. He hara kahore i patahi ki a tatou.
I. Patai, V. t. 1 question; enquire. Waiho, mana e patai mai. 2 provoke. Ka whakaturia e koe he kara, he patai riri tena. 3 indtice. He patai tai naku i te tangata kia whakatika ki runga. 4: jeer; mock.
patapatai, v. t. ask Jrequently.
whakapatai, v.t. ask. Ka wha- kapataia mai e te pakeha.
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n. PatS,i, n. a kind of girdle.
Fataka, n. 1 storehouse raised upon posts; elevated stage for storing food. WHakanoia ki runga ki te pataka. 2 enclos- ure. He pataka poaka.
Patanga, n. boundary. Ko te patanga tenei ki a Patahuri raua ko Tirawatu.
Patangaroa, n. seed-leaves of gourds.
Patapataiawha, n. heavy rain.
Patara, n. bottle.
Patari, and pataritSri, v. t. 1 amuse; divert. Pataritaria te tamaiti. 2 allure; entice. Ka whakaritea nga tangata hei pa- taritari atu i te ngutu o te ana. (151) 3 provoke ; incite.
whakapataritari, v. t. provoke.
Patata, a. near.
Patatai, n. land-rail ; a bird.
Patate, v. i. crack; break with a cracking sound.
patate, n. schefflera digitata; a tree.
Patato, V. i. rattle; jingle.
Pataua, a. caused by rain. Wai pataua; surface water.
Pate, n. schefflera digitata; a tree.
pate, a. false. He pate kau 'no e !
Patea, n. a variety of kumara.
Pateha, a. consumed.
Patehetehe, a. short. He raupo patehetehe nei.
Pateketeke, n. a bird.
Patengitengi, n. storehouse for ktnnara.
Patere, v.i.flotv readily. Patere ana nga kupu a Tohitapu.
patere, n. dance.
patere, ad. denoting abundance. Tiui patere ; exceeding many.
Patero, v. i. p)rotrude.
Patete, v. i. move along. E kore e patete to waka i te tai timu.
patetea, pass, be lengthened or
extended. Ka patetea te whare*
patStS, n. schefflera digitata; a tree.
patetete, a. stunted.
Pati, V. t. try to obtain by coaxing, flattery, &c. He pati moni i te pakeha i pena ai tana korero.
patipati, a. flattering ; deceiving ; not to be depended 7ipon. He rongo patipati te rongo o te Kawana ki a au.
■whakapati, v.t. 1 flatter; cajole; coax. He aha tau e whaka- pati? e kore hoki e hoatu. 2 induce by means of gifts.
Pati, V. i. ooze; spurt; splash. Pati ana te wai 0 roto ina kai- _nga.
Patiki, n. rhombosolea monoj}us; flounder.
Patiko, ad. headlong; in haste. Ka rere patiko koe ki Maunga- waru rawa ngaro noa atu ai.
Patiotio, n. 1 a shell-fish. 2 rock covered tvith mussels.
Patiti, n. 1 viicrolcena stipoides; a grass. 2 hatchet.
Patitb, n. eruption on the head; scald head.
Pato, V. i. crack; siiaj); einit a sharp sudden sound. E pato mai ra te rakau; kei reira te tangata i oma nei.
patoto, V. i. 1 beat; dash. Koi patoto te tai ki te akau, koi aha. 2 knock repeatedly. 3 bite, as a fish in taking the bait,
Patohe, n. fallow; abandoned cultivation.
Patokatoka, n. south-east sea- breeze.
Patoke, v.t. glean potatoes, &c. E patoke kapana ana.
Patoti, V. i. ctot a notch ov furrow. Patoti noa ai i runga; kaore i hou ki raro.
patoti, a. dented; notched.
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Pat6t6i, a. cluippcd. E patotoi ana oku ngutu.
Patu, n. wall; screen.
patutu; n. 1 sAe^^er from weather. 2 dog skin -mat; the same as puahi.
P3,tu, V. t. 1 strike; heat; thrash. Aue rawa ake, ka aue, e patu ana, a roa rawa, ka tukua. (19) 2 ill-treat in any way. 3 kill. Ka toia mai ki waho, ka patua, ka mate a Kae. (38) Patunga- tapu ; sacrifice; a modern use in the Maori version of the Bible.
patu, n. wea2}on. Ko te kauae o tona tupuna tana patu. (19)
papatu, V. i. strike together; clash. Ka papatu a raua rakau.
patu, a. Kaho patu ; uppermost or lowest batten on the roof of a house.
PS,tua, n. vessel made of hark. Katahi ka tutua ki te taha, ki te patua. See papapatua.
Patuki, V. t. strike; knock.
patukituki, v. t. 1 strike or knock repeatedly or gently. 2 order repeatedly. E patukituki ana ia i a au.
PS-tupS,iarghS, n. demons of evil influence.
I. PS,u, V. i. 1 he consumed or exhausted. Ko etahi rawhi ka pau ma nga whakaeke. 2 de- noting the complete or exhaus- tive character of any action. Ka pau katoa nga poaka te hopuhopu. With mai or atu it signifies that all have come or gone. I pau mai ano nga ta- ngata o te ope ra ki ro whare.
whakapau, V. t. consume ; fi,nish ; leave no exception.
II. PS,u, n. a variety of potato. PauSl, n. 1 haliotis or sea-ear; a
shell fish. 2 potatoes blackened from exposure to the weatlier.
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Pauhii, a v.i. slip. Kei pauhu atu te rakau. [3 v.t. put off; adjourn. Pauhua atu ta tatou mea mo te takiwa o te hanga- nga i te whare-karakia.
Paukena, n. pumpkin.
Pauku, n. a garment.
Pauna, n. poxmd.
PAUNA, v.t. weigh.
Paura, n. 1 gunpowder. 2 smxd in wheat.
Pawa, n. entrance to a trap. See also paoa.
pawapa"wa, a. strongly scented.
PawS,i, n. bilge of a canoe.
Paweke, v.t. ensnare.
Pawera, a. 1 hot. 2 solicitous; apprehensive. Ka pawera toku ngakau.
PawhakSriia, n. 7iorth east wind.
Pa"whara, a. ripjjed open.
pa"whS,ra, v.t. rij) ojyen. Ka haehaea te ika nei; pawharatia tonutia i te riu. (155)
Pe, and pepe, a. 1 crushed; mashed. Kua pe ke nga pititi i roto i te kete. 2 soft ; easily crushed. 3 suppurating, as a boil. Homai he rongoa hei whakape mo taku whewhe. 4 soiled by any pulpy or viscid substance. Kei pe tou kakahu i te miere.
pe, n. roe of fish.
pepe, n. soft mass; cake. He pepe roi.
Pea, ad. 1 perhaps. E kore pea ia e pai mai kiahau. (131) 2 intensive, sometimes preceded byhoki; indeed ; of course. He taniwha hoki pea kei te ara ki Tikitapu. (136) 3 for pehea; how.
Peau, V. i. be turned away. Kua peau ke te ihu o te kaipuke.
■whakapeau, v.t. tur^i aivay; di- vert. Ko to utu mo to tohunara
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ta nioko, me whakapeau mai ki a au.
I. Peha, n. hark; peelings, &c.
II. Peha — pepeha, n. 1 boast. 2 affected speech ; witticism. He pepeha te ki nei, ehara i te ki tuturu.
whakapehapeha, v. i. hoast.
Pehanga, n. 1 derivative from pehi. 2 heaqy. Te pehanga wahie e kaike mai I'a.
Pehea, a. interrogative, of tohat sort, character, appearance, ka. Pehea te ahua o to tane? (52)
pehea, v.t. do or treat in what way. I peheatia te iwi ra i mate ai?
Pehi, a V. t. 1 press ; iveigh doivn. E haere mai ana hoki nga kawe- kawe, e pehi ana i te waka ki raro. (no) 2 repj'ess. Ekore e taea tona iiiahia te pehi. 3 abolish. 4 cover; incubate, as a hen. (i v. i. lie. E pehi mai ra nga wahie i tua o te whare.
pehi, n. 1 sticks rubbed together to procure fire; especially the kaimoti, or under one. 2 se- cond person killed or taken in battle. I a Tupe te mataika, i a au te pehi.
pehipehi, v.t. waylay. Katahi ka pehijDehia mai e Rata i ta- haki. (55)
pehipehi, n. 1 ambuscade. 2 sill of a door frame. 3 return for a present. Ko te kohi pehi- pehi nga tangata.
Pehiakiira, n. dicksonia squar- rosa ; a fern tree.
Pei, v.t. drive out; banish. He peinga hoki ia na ona tuakana.
Peipei, n. lump of earth ; clod.
Peiiiana, n. 1 basin. 2 pheasant.
Peita, n. paint.
Peka, n. 1 branch of a tree, river, Ac, hence 2 firewood. ^ fern.
peka, V. i. turn aside. pekanga, n. branch road. Kia
tae koe ki te pekanga o te ara
ka noho ki raro. whakapeka, v.t. refuse. Korero
whakapeka ; dark saying. pekapeka, n. 1 bat. 2 wi^idmill
toy. 3 some kind of ornament.
(153)
I. Peke, n. upper part of the arm; fore-quarter. Ka ngaro katoa
nga peke matamua ki roto ki nga koro. (151)
II. Peke, v.t. leap over. Pekea te awa nei.
peke, v.i. 1 spring ; leap. 2 hide
oneself. Ka ngoki a Rongoua-
roa ki roto o te punake o te
waka peke ai. pepeke, v. i. drato iip tlie legs or
arms. Pepeke ou waewae. pepeke or pekepeke, a. quick.
Kia pekepeke te haere. pepeke, n.frog. whakapeke, v.t. conceal. Ka
mau ki te hate, ka whakapekea
ki roto ki ona.
III. Peke, v.i. be all gone or come, without exception. Ka- hore ano au taonga kia peke mai 1
Peke, n. bag.
Pekeha'wani, n. the star whose
appearance marks the eighth
month. Pekepoho, n. first-born child. Pekerangi, v. i. dance. pekerangi, n. outermost ov fourth
fence of a complete stockade. Pekerere, n. small garment for
the shoulders ; cape. Peke tua, n. 1 sujrplementary load
carried on the back. 2 a wea- pon carried in the belt. Peki, V. i. chirp; twitter. Te
manu e peki ana. (137) Pena, a. like that which is near
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or has some reference to, the
person spoken to; followed by
me. pena, v. t. treat ovdo in that way.
Mo pena ia te mahi na? pena, ad. in that case. PgnapenS,, v. t. take care of; tend;
keep. Pene, n. 1 pen. 2 penny. Penfii, a. like anything near or
connected with the speaker ; fol- lowed by me. penei, v.t. do in this manner.
Ko wai ka liua tera e peneitia 1 penei, ad. in this case; if the case
were th^is ; otherivise. Me i ora
ano a te Arawa, penei e rua
nga waka liei hoenga ki Ha-
waiki. (93) Penupenu, a. mashed. Kua penu-
penu nga kapana i roto i te
kohue. Peo, v.t. beg. E peo kai ana te
tamaiti. Peoi, n. solanum aviculare ; a
shrub. Pepa, n. 1 paper, 2 pepper.
I. Pep6, n. 1 a grub found in rotten wood. 2 moth.
pepepe, n. 1 7noth or butterfly. 2 basket. 3 cladium Sinclairii ; a plant.
II. Pepe, V. t. attract birds by imitating their cry. Ka mau ki te raurekau, ka pepea.
pepe, n. leaf used for the above purpose. Ma Matete e whaka- tangi te pepe.
pepe, a. close together. Akuanei kia pepe te haere.
Pepe, see under pe.
Pepeha, see under peha.
Pepeke, see under peke.
Pepuere, n. Febrxiary.
Pera, like anything which is im- connected either with the speaker or the person addressed ; of that
kind ; of that character ; such as that. Me i pera te ahua, ka pai ano.
pera, v. t. treat or do in that iiuiy.
Peraro, a. a shell fish.
Pere, n. ccrrow or dart thrown by means of a thong attached to a stick,
pere, v. t. throiv an ari'ow or dart.
perepere, v. t. clear off weeds &c. Me perepere nga taru o te mara ka ngaki ai.
Pere, n. piail.
Pere, n. bell.
Perehia, n. agrostis cemida, 2^i- losa or Billardieri ; grasses.
Pereki, n. brick.
Pereti, n. plate.
Peropero, n. dog.
Peru, n. 1 fulness about the eyes and lips when a person is an- gry. Ka tuku nga peru a to tangata. 2 ove7'hangi7ig portion of a gable. E nui ana te peru ki waho. 3 head of a nail.
peruperu, 1 throat feathers of the koko, or prosthemadera. 2 a kind of dance.
Perua, n. tame kaka.
Petapeta, a. wo7-n out.
petapeta, n. rags.
petapeta, ad. all at once.
Peti, n. bed.
Peto, V. i. be co^isumed. Kua peto noa atu te rongoa.
Pe"wa, n. anything bow-shaped ; so 1 eyebrow. Tu ana nga pewa o te tangata ra ; ka riri. 2 new moon. 3 entrance to a trap for birds, &c. 4 Pewa ika, roe of a fish.
I. Pi, n. young of birds ; chick.
II. Pi, V. i. flow (of the tide). Kua pi te tai.
pipi, V. i. ooze.
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pipi, a V. t. bathe witli water. (3
V. i. squeak ; chirp. Pt, n. 1 tirine. 2 bee. 3 pea. Pia, n. 1 gtim of trees, or any
similar exudatioti. 2 blind eel. Piahaere, n. a plant. PiangS, a. empty. Ka piango te
poho. Plata, a. bright ; clear ; traiis-
parent. Pie, V. t. 1 desire earnestly. 2
call. Piha, n. small kumara. PihS,, and pihapihS,, n. gills of
a fish. Pihanga, n. windotv. Pihangaiti, v. i. lie in a heap ;
be gathered together. Kia pi- hangaiti nga papa. whakapihangaiti, v. t. lay in a
heap. Pihao, V. t. surroivnd. Pihaoa!
Pihaoa ! PihS,rau, n. geotria chilensis; lam-
prey. PiHAREiNGA, n. cricket. Ko te
pihareinga kei te noho marire ;
mo te raumati ka tangi ai. PihS, n. song sung over the bo- dies of the slain. pihepihe, n. girdle for the waist. Pihi, V. i. spring uj) ; begin to
groui. Kua pihi nga korau. pihi, n. a species of grass. pihi, a. tvatertight. pihipihi, n. zoster ops lateralis ;
a bird. Pihi, see piihi. Piho, n. a variety of potato. Pihoihoi, n. ground lark ; anthus
Nova' Zelandioi. Pih6nga, a. put7-id. He pihonga
te kai nei. PlHOPA, n. bishop. Piihi, n. ^nece ; block of land. PikS,rii, n. discharge from the eyes. Pikau, V. t. carry on the back :
pick -a- back. Kahore he ta- ngata hei pikau i te kete kai,
pikau or pikaunga, n. load for the back.
PikS.'wika^wi, a. flexible; flaccid.
I. Piki, V. t. 1 climb. Pikitia te rakau nei ki etahi karaka ma tatou. 2 piki turanga ; come to the rescue ; assist any one in fighting ; take one^s place ; succeed. I pikitia e ia toku turanga. piki-turanga, n. successor.
pikitanga, n. ascent of a hill, &c. whakapiki, v. t. cause to ascend.
Katahi a Kupe ka whakapiki i
tona waka. (109)
II. Piki, a. frizzled ; closely curled. Piki, n. fig.
Pikiarero, n. 1 roof of the mouth. 2 clematis indivisa ; a climbing plant.
Pikitara, n. 1 verandah. 2 a kind of eel.
Piko, v. i. bend ; stoop. Ka piko te rakau ; meake whati.
piko, a. bent ; curved. He tuara piko.
piko, n. corner ; bend. Hei te piko o te awa tatou noho ai.
■whakapiko, v. t. bend.
whakapiko, n. murder committed upon persons who are in the act of eating food which has been prepared by the murder- ers.
pikopiko, n. young shoots of ferns. He pikopiko i te nga- here nga kai a te tangata Maori.
Pikoko, a. hungry.
Pimiriim.irii, n. a bird.
Pinaki, a. sloping gently, as a hill.
pinakitanga, n. gentle slope.
Pinakitere, n. dauctis sp. a plant.
Pinakii, n. war-canoe ; the same as pitau.
Ping, and piping, a. close toge-
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ther. Ko matou kua pipine
niai ki roto noho ai. Pine, n. pin. PinShi, and pinShinohi, v. t.
■place hot stones on food in a
native oven, to insure its being
cooked. Pinohinohia ta tatou
poaka. pinohi, n. sticks used for hand-
liwj hot stones ; tongs. Pin6n6, v. t. beg ; obtain in an
artful manner. Pingao, n. desmoschcenus spira- lis ; a plant. Pingau, n. 1 a plant ; perhaps
the same as pingao. 2 strings
of a mat. PingongS, a. shrunk. Pingongo
ana nga papa o te hoiho. PingSre, a. flexible ; bending. Pi-
ngore noa te arawhata.
I. Pio, V. i. he extinguished ; go out. Kua pio te kora.
II. Pio, a. many. He pio te ta- ngata.
piopio, n. a bird.
"whakapiopio, n. metrosideros scandens, a plant.
Pioe, n. dry firewood.
Pi6i, and pioioi, v. t. shake ; brandish. Ka whakatika a Ha- tupatu, ka pioi i ana kirikiri upoko. (102)
pioi, n. so7ig sung while brand- ishing heads or scalps.
pioioi, n. a bird.
•whakapioioi, v. t. rock or sway to andjro.
Pi6ka6ka, v. t. strip off. Pi- okaokangia he peha mo ta ta- tou ahi.
PiokeokS, n. a small lark.
Pioriori, n. song.
Pioro, n. noise.
Pipi, n. cockle ; a shell fish.
"whakapipi, v. t. place one on another ; stack.
pipipi, a. shallow. He pipipi, e kore e tauria e te waka ; he paru, ka tauria.
Pipi, a. half groivn ; not matured. He iwi pipi. Compare kopipi. See also pi.
PiPiPi, n. turkey.
Pipi'wharauroa, n. chrysococcyx lucidus • small cuckoo.
Pirahau, a. rotten. See pirau.
Pirahii, n. firewood.
Piraka, and pirakaraka, n. fireivood.
Pirakii, n. fireivood.
Pirangi, v. t. desire. Ka nui tana pirangikite paraoa hei kai mana.
Pirara, v. i. be separated ; be di- vided ; be wide apart. Pirara ana te awa. — Ano nga moko o Tohu ; pirara ana.
Pirata, a. sharp.
Pirau, 1 rotten. He pirau no nga kai i mahue ai. 2 gone out ; extinguished. Homai he wahie, keiwha pirau te ahi.
PiRE, n. bill.
Piri, v.t. 1. stick. Piri kita te ika nei ki te kowhatu ; e kore e taea. 2 come close ; keep close. Kua piri mai te waka. 3 skulk; hide oneself.
pipiri, v.i. come to close quar- ters; join battle. Katahi ka pipiri ta I'aua whawhai,
piripiri, n. 1 acoina sangui- sorboi; a plant. 2 hymeno- phyllum polyanthos ; a fern. 3 haloragis tetragyna; a plant.
piripiri, a. Hoe piripiri; ad- ditional steer-oar.
whakapiri, v.t. stick; fasten.
piri, n. the moon on the 23rd day.
PiRiHiMANA, n. policeman.
Pirihongo, v.i. keep> close. He tamaiti pirihongo.
Pirikahu, n. accena sanguisorbce ; a plant.
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Pirinoa, n. 1 loranthus of various species ; parasitical plants. 2 parasite.
Piripiriwhata, n. carpodetus ser- ratus; a shrub.
Pirita, n. rhi2)ogonum scandens ; a climbing plant.
PiRiTi, n. priest.
Piritoka, n. animalcula adhering to rocks.
Piriwhetau, n. acoina sangui- sorhce; a plant.
Piro, a. inUrid ; stinking.
piro, n. 1 foul smell. 2 intes- tines. Ki te koiri te piro, he mate ea.
Pirokii, v. i. go out; he extin- guished. Ka piroku te ahi.
Pirori, a v. t. jjZaw^. I haere mai ahau i te pirori parareka. P v.i. roll along as a ball, &c.
pirori, n. hoop; a toy.
Pitata, n. south-east sea breeze.
Pitau, n. 1 young sucmdent shoot of a plant. 2 perforated carving. 3 fig^irehead of a canoe, ornamented with ^jer- forated carving. 4 war canoe with a figurehead representing the whole human figure; i.e. one not representing a head only.
Pitawai, n. cold.
PiTiTi, n. peach.
Pito, n. 1 end ; extremity. Kei tona ringa tetahi pito o te taura e mau ana. 2 navel.
pitopito, n. amulet consisting of piece of fern-root worn on the neck.
Pitoitoi, n. la small land bird. 2 a sea bird.
Pitokite, n. niggard; churl.
Pitoto, V. t. beg.
Piu, v.t. throto or swing with a cord. Piua mai te pito o te whakaheke.
piupiu, v.i. oscillate; move to and fro. Kua piupiu te pu o Raka.
piupiu, n. lomaria procera; a fern.
PiwA, vl. fever.
Piwai, n. small kumara, over- looked in lifting the crop. Ma- tahi kai'i piwai; the twelfth month.
pi"W"ai, v.t. dig.
Pi"waka"waka, n. rhi2)idura fi^a- bellifera, ov fantail; a bird.
Piwari, a. 1 bent. 2 beautiful.
Piwata"wata, a. full of intersti- ces or 02Jen spaces. Ka piwa- tawata mai nga patu o te whare.
P6, n. 1 night. Ko te po whakaau te moe. (46) Used in speak- ing of a small number of days ; *Po hia koutou ki te ara?' 'Po toru.' 2 season. Ko te po tanu kai tenei. 3 place of departed spirits.
p5ngia, v. pass, be overtaken by night. Ka pongia tatou akua- nei.
Poa, v.t. allure by bait; entice. Me poa te manu ki te kaanga ka mau ia.
popoa, n. sacred food, eaten on account of the dead.
poa or poapoa, n. bait.
Poaha, a. ope7i.
PoAKA, n. 2)ig.
Poananga, n. clematis hexase2)nla <kc. Compare pua-"wananga.
Poangaanga, n. skull.
Poare, a. open. Compare puare.
Poaritarita, v. i. be in a hurry. Ka poaritarita ki te kai, ka raoa.
Poatinitini, a. brain-weary; dizzy.
PoauS^u, a. mistaken; confused.
P6ha, a. full.
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Poha, n. vessel made of seaweed to liold preserved muttton-birds. He poha titi.
PohahS,, a. S2)lit 02)en; rip23ed up. Poliaha ana te putea.
P6hane, 1 v.i. practise sodomy. 2 V. t. hisidt.
Poharu, see powharu.
Pohata, n. brassica camj^esiris; wild turnip.
Pohatu, see powhatu.
Pohauhau, a. con/used. Ka he noa iho nga whakaaro, ka po- hauhau noa iho. (71)
Pohe, or popohe, a. 1 withered. Kua pohe nga rau o te rakau.
2 blind. 3 rough, of the sea. Ka nui te pohepohe o te moana i te hau nei.
whakapohe, v.t. blind; throiv dust in the eyes (metaphori- cally).
Pohehe, a. mistaken; in error.
Pohewa, a. mistaken; confused.
Pohiri, see po-whiri.
P6h6, n, 1 chest. Ka mamae taku polio i te maremare. 2 stomach. Ka piango te poho.
3 seat of the affections; breast. WHiti ana taku poho i to ka- ranga.
Pohoi, n. bunch of feathers worn in the ear for ornament. Ka haere ki te wai, ka mahue te pohoi ki uta; ka hoki mai ki uta, katahi ka pohoi i tana pohoi.
Pohongawha, n. heartburn.
Pohopa, a. 1 having scru2)les. 2 in sus2)ense; anxious.
Pohowera, n. charadrius bicinc- tus; a bird.
Pohu, V. i. resound. Kia pohu te taunga ki raro.
Pohue, and pohuehue, n. a name given to several climbing or trailing plants, as convolvulus ;
clematis; muldeubeckia coiu- j)lexa; &c. Pohuhu, a. 1 cloudy; overcast.
2 swarming; in crowds. Me te ngaro e pohuhu nei.
Pohutu, v.i. S2)lash; make a
S2)las]iing. pohutuhutu, v.i. be S2olashed.
Homai he takai mo nga tapu-
tapu, kei pohutuhutu. Pohtitukawa, n. metrosideros to-
mentosa; a tree. Poi, n. ball. poipoi, v.t. toss, swing or wave
aboiU. Poipoia te tamaiti nei.
— Of an oifering to an 'atua'.
Katahi ha maoa te kuri ra, ka
poipoia. (112) "whakapoi, v.t. hold up) aiid
shake. Poihewa, n. small basket for
cooked food. Poike, v.t. place aloft. I poike-
tia rawatia nga kaka ki runga
ki tona mahunga. poike, a. tufted at the top). He
rakau-poike. Poioio, n. first shoots of potato
or kumara. Poiri, for pouri. Poito, n. for pouto, float. Poka, n. hole; 2)it; well. poka, v.t. 1 make a hole in or
through; bore; 2yierce. Me poka
te rakau nei. 2 strike out a
path. He ara poka hou tena,
3 do anything unusual. poka, v.i. a2)j)ear ; come into
view. Poka ke; vary; be altered.
pokapoka, v.t. 1 jij^ierce with a number of holes. He mate po- kapoka; scrofulous sores. 2 2)lant in holes; begin to ^??a>^<. Me pokapoka nga kapana ki te papatua.
Pokai, n. 1 ball of string, &c.
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2 sivarm of flies ; flock of birds. Ka rere ki waho nga pokai koko. (33)
pokai, V. t. wind in a hall. Mau e pokai te aho.
Pdkaikaha, a. confused; at a loss. Ka tae matou ki te wahi ngaru, ka pokaikaha.
Fokaka, a. 1 stormy. I kitea e au te pokaka rawa o te hau ra. 2 hot. He pokaka no te whare i mahue ai.
pokaka, n. 1 storm; squall. 2 elcHOcarpus dentatus; a tree.
Pokaku, a. in doubt; mistaken; confused.
Pokanoa, v.t. do without autho- rity; do at random.
Pokapu, n. middle; centre.
Pokarakara, a. full of worm- holes., as totara timber.
Pokare, or p5karekare, v. i. he agitated., as a liquid. Marino tonu te moana; hore rawa he pokaretanga.
"whakapokarekare, v. t. disturb the surface 0/ water; spill.
I. Poke, n. 1 short axe. 2 greens; turnip-tops, &c. E tia te poke; me te maunu koura!
II. Poke, a. soiled; dirty. Kei poke ou kakahu.
pokepoke, v. t. mix up with water, or other fluid.
III. Poke, V. i. appear (as a spirit). Ka poke mai te tupapaku ka wehi koe.
PokekS,, n. a kind of mat made
of wharariki, or phormium Co-
lensoi. Pokeka, v. i. he perplexed. Pokeke, a. small. He mara po-
keke. Pokeke, a. sullen. P6ker6, n. 1 pitfall; applied only
to holes dug by man. 2 pulp
of the tawa berry.
pokere, ad. in the dark. Ka haere pokere atu te tangata i konei.
Pokerehu, r\. fruit 0/ the tawa.
pokerehu, ad. without cause. I patua pokerehutia noatia iho e au taku tamaiti.
P6ki, popoki, and pokipoki, v.t. 1 cover over. Pokia ta ta- tou umu. 2 2^1(1''^^ with the con- cave side downwards. Me po- poki te waka nei.
popoki, n. lid ; cover.
pokipoki, n. eddy wind.
pokipoki, a. having a concave cover. He tawhiti pokipoki.
Pokihi, v.i. shoot; begin to grow.
Pokiki, a. cast ashore in heaps.
Poko, v.i. go out, as fire; become extinguished. Homai he wahie kei poko te ahi. — Me te poko ; (13) of a sudden disappearance, like the going out of a flame.
popoko, a. withered; shrivelled; wasting away. I whakanakana ra, na te mea ka popoko haere.
P6k6hi"wi, n. shoulder.
Pokokohiia, n. an epithet which is considered the greatest pos- sible insult. Compare kohu.
Pokorehii, n. ashes.
Pokoriia, and popokorua, n. 1 jnt; hollow. 2 ant.
pokorua, a. hollorv; sunken. He mate kai te tangata ra; i kitea ki nga kanohi ka pokopokorua.
Pokowhiwhi, n. shoidder.
Pokurukiiru, n. lump.
pokurukuru, a. fdl of lumps.
Pona, 1 knot. 2 joint in the arm or leg. 3 cord. Ka kuhua te pona a WHakatau ki te whare, puta noa ki tetehi taha. (61) 4 string of fish.
pona, V. t. tie in a knot.
ponapona, n. joint in the arm or leg.
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Porahu
PonS,h6, 11. (niyfhinij dimiii'^dive
in si/e. Ponana, a, hurried; flurried. He
ponana i mahue ai nga puka-
puka. Poniania, n. loiver imrt of the
nose. Ponini, v. i. floiv ; diffuse a red
light. Ponini ana te kakahu o
te tangata nei ki roto ki te wai. P6niu, n. nasturtiuin palustre ; a
plant.
I. Pono, a. 1 true. 2 hospitable; bou7itiful.
pononga, a. true ; unfeigned. Ehara i te wakapupuni pono-
nga. (133) •whakapono or -whakapono- nga, V. i. believe; admit as true. WHakapononga ana a Manaia. (122)^
II. Pono, V. i. 1 light upon; come upon. Pono rawa mai e puta ana i roto i te hangi. (90) 2
fall in one's way. He mea i pono mai ki toku aroaro.
popono, V. t. covet. Oti, ka po- pono koutou ki nga kota o te Mahia 1
pononga, n. captive; slave.
P6nga, n. cyathea dealbata ; a tree fern.
pongaponga, n. 7iostril.
Pongaihu, n. nostril.
PSngakawa, v.t. consume. Kua pongakawatia te kai.
Ponggre, and pongerengere, a. 1 dusky ; dark. Pongere ana te auahi. 2 stifling. Pongere- ngere ana te piro o te tupapaku. (176)
P6ngi, n. 1 a dark variety of taro. 2 girdle.
pongipongi, a. 1 dim. Ata po- ngipongi; daybreak. 2 airy; cool.
pongipongi, n. eddy wind.
Pongiangia, and pongiengie, n.
tattoo marks on tJie nostrils.
PSngurii, v. i. smoulder.
P6p6, and p6p6p6p6, a. rotten; worm-eaten.
Popo, a. pointed. Ma tawhiti e titiro Maungataniwha, popo tonu a runga.
Popo, V. t. crowd around; throng.
Popo, v.t. 1 pat with the hand. Popotia te tamaiti na kia mutu ai te tangi. 2 knead; mix up. Ma wai e popo te paru? 3 anoint. Me popo ki te hinu ki te kokowai.
Popoa, see under poa.
Popohe, see under pohe.
Popoia, n. 1 handle of a basket; different from ka'wai. 2 soft fin of a fish.
Popoki, see under poki.
Popokorua, n. ant. See under pokorua.
Popokotea, n. a bird.
Popono, see under pono.
Popore, see under pore.
Poporo, see under poro.
Pop6r6ihe"wa,the name of a bird.
Pop6r6kaiwhiri, n. hedycaria dentata; a tree.
Pora, a. flat-roofed. He pora te whare. — Pora matanui, having a roof of moderate pitch.
pora, n. 1 ship. Tangata pora, man from ship-board ; foreigner. 2 or porapora, coarse shaggy mat.
Porae, v.t. anoint.
porae, n. latris hecateia ; trum- peter ; a fish. Kua pa te mai- hea ki te matenga o te porae, kua kore e kai mai te ika.
Porahu, and porahurahu, a. perplexed; embarassed ; aivk- ward. He haka ano ta te ware, he porahu noa iho nga ringa. (146)
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Porotaitakd,
PoRAKA, n. block.
Poranga, v.t. float. Ka ruku- hia, ka porangatia ki tahaki.
poranga, n. a variety of potato.
Porangi, a. 1 hurried. He aha tau e porangi nei? 2 beside oneself ; out of one\ mind.
porangi, n. madman. Kei te po- rangitia koe ; you are losing your wits. (122)
P5rara, a. having wide spaces or interstices. E porara ana a raro o te kete, i komama ai.
PoraurS,ha, a. confused.
Pore, V. i. start in sleejy.
popore, v.t. 1 desire; wish anxi- ously for. 2 shew favour to ; treat kindly.
porepore, a. faint with hunger. E porepore ana toku manawa.
■whakaporepore, v. t. propitiate ; court the favour of hy a gift, &c.
Porearea, a. 1 tiresome; impor- tunate. 2 afraid of being tire- some; modest.
PorekS, a. brokeri off. Poreke pu te rakau i waenganui.
Porena, v. i. float, as oil on water.
PorerS,, n. mat to lie on. (193)
Porerariia, n. erigeron Canaden- sis ; Chilian groundsel.
Poreterete, n. a kind of duck.
Porewarewa, or porewhare- wha, a. 1 giddy; stupefled. 2 mad.
P6ri, n. 1 collops of fat. 2 tribe. Ko wai te ingoa o to koutou pori? Compare hapori.
Poria, n. 1 ring on the leg of a captive bird, to prevent the string from cutting it. 2 a kind of ornament. (153)
poria, v.t. load with a weight. He mea poria ki te punga hei whakatoimaha. (154)
PSrihawa, n. a bird.
Poriro, n. bastard.
P6r6, n. 1 butt end; termination.
2 block. Kei liea te poro rakau? poro, a V. i. be finished; come to
an end. Taihoa, kia poro te
kai ki. te whenua. /8 v.t. cut
short. poronga, n. end. Ko te poronga
tenei o tana korero. poporo, or poroporo, n. solatium
aviculare and nigriim ; plants. Poroaki, and poroporoaki, 1
leave i^istructions at dejiarting.
Na Te Waikeri te poroaki kia
hoatu he kapana mau. 2 take
leave. Poroha, see poroTvlia. Porohe, n. 1 a large mussel. 2
young of the fish mohi. porohe, v. t. gather up in loops,
as a cord, &c. ■whakaporohe, v. t. knot toge- ther. Porohuri, a v. t. upset ; overturn.
/? V. i. tumble one over another. Porokaki, n. back of the neck. Porokere, v. i. be broken of short. Poroki, V. i. give directions at the
time of dep)arture. Ka poroki
iho ia ki a maua kia haere atu
koe apopo. Porongaua, n. throat of a fish. Pororaru, a bewildered. Pororere, a. broken right off. Porori, a. 1 slotv ; sluggish. He
tangata porori ki te haere. 2
not bored (of the ears). porori, n. tattoo marks on the
breech. Pororotiia, a. 1 numbed with
cold. 2 weak. Pororiia, n. sonchus oleraceus ;
sow-thistle. pororua, v. t. tamper with. Kei
pororuatia e Tamatekapua. (71) P6r5tS,itakS,, a. 1 turned over
and over. 2 confused. Ka po-
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rotaitaka. iiga whakaaro o NGa-
tikahungunu. P6r6tS,ka, a. round. PSrStaAvS,, n. a fungus growing
on tre(>s. Poroteteke, a. tu7-ned right over. Porotiti, n. 1 disc. 2 a toy. Porotutuki, v. i. come to an end.
Ko te porotutukitanga mai tena
0 te awa.
Poro'wha, a foursided ; square. porowha, a v. t. range in square.
1 porowhatia te haka ki te marae. /3 v. '\. fall flat. Porowha tonu te rakau ki raro.
Porowhita, n. circle ; wheel. Porowhiu, v. t. throiv. Poruku, V. t. double up. Poruku-
hia te kete. Poriiru, a. close together ; thick. Poriitu, V. i. 1 make a splashing
with the hands in bathing. 2
break, as the sea on the shore. Pota, a. broken. Pota rere ; sna])-
ped ofl\ pota, n. fragm,ent. potapota, a. broken to pieces.
Potapota noa te waka i te tai. Potae, n. covering for the head ;
hat ; cap. potae, V. t. 1 put over one^s head,
so as to cover or envelop it.
2 slip on over the head. I po- taea te kaha ki te matenga o te kereru.
Potaitaka, a. 1 tui-ned round and round, or over and over. 2 giddy ; conftised. 3 seeming to ttirn rou7id.
Potaka, n. top to spin. He potaka whero rua; a top> tvith tivo points.
potakataka, a. round.
Potango, and potangotango, a. very dark. E noho mai na koe i roto i te potangotango.
potango, n. a variety of phor- mium tenax.
Potarere, a. broken off short. Potatii, and potatutatu, a. im-
]>ntient ; distracted ; hurried. E potatu ana ki te haere. P6teret§re, a. dripping loet. E
potcretere ana oku kakaliu. Potete, n. a stick used to hold a dog, one end being fastened to tlie collar. Me te kuri e mau nei i te potete. potete, a. curly. potete, V. t. speak frequently of.
Potete tonu kia patua ahau. Poteteke, a. turned right over. Poti, n. 1 angle ; corner. He poti na Uekahia, ma Rongo- takutama e kumanu; (of a small quantity of kumara in the corner of a kete). 2 basket for cooked food. potipoti, n. shrimp. Poti, v. & n. vote. Poti, n. 1 cat. 2 boat. Potiki, n. 1 youngest child. 2 any
infant. Poto, a. 1 short. 2 denoting the exhaustive character of an action, &c., shewing that all the things spoken of have been dealt with. Kua poto nga mea o runga o te kaipuke te mau mai. Poturi, a. 1 deaf Poturi ana
aku taringa. 2 stubborn. Pou, n. post ; pole. pou, and poupou, v. t. 1 stick in ; plunge in. Te tino rara- hutanga ki te hoe ; te tino pou- nga ki te wai i poua ai. (171) 2 fasten to a stake, &c. Poua to tatou waka. 3 elevate upon poles. Apopo ka pou i te kai nei, kia rokohanga mai kua noi ki runga. (142) poupou, n. 1 peg ; stake. 2 post; upright, in a house. 3 shrouds of a canoe mast. poupou, a. 1 steep; perpendicu-
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lar. Poupou tonu te pikitanga. 2 on the lyieridian. Ka poupou te ra, ka whakatika mai matou.
Pou, for pau.
Poua, n. old jjerson. Kite rawa au i a koe, kua pouatia koe.
Pouaka, n. 1 festuca littoralis ; sea-side fescue ; a grass. 2 a water plant.
Pouaka, n. box.
Pouakakiwa, n. chief i^lace of residence.
P5uareherehe, a. old and wrink- led.
Pouaru, n. widoiver ; widow.
Poue, n. a shell fish.
P6uha"waiki, n. erigeron Cana- densis ; a plant.
Pounaho, a. long and stiff.
pounaho, n. a shrub.
Pounamu, n. 1 greenstone. 2 bottle.
Pouniii, n. south-wind.
Pouraka, n. 1 platform erected on one post. 2 receptacle for a dead body, in shape like a square box, thatched over the top. 3 net attached to a hoop.^ used for catching crayfish.
Pourewa, n. elevated platforvix attached to the stockade of a pa.
Pouri, a. 1 dark. Kaore ano i marama noa ; e pouri tonu ana. (i) 2 sorrowful; sad; distressed. He j'pouri nona ki tona matua ka mate.
pouriuri, a. darkish ; gloomy.
Poururu, a. darkish ; gloomy.
whakapoururu, v. i. look sor^-oiv- ful or gloomy. He aha koe ka whakapoururu ai ki te kai mau.
Poutahuhu, or Poutahu, n. post supjjorting the end of the ridgepole of a house.
Poutaka, n. platform erected on one post.
PSutama, n. a pattern of tuku-
tuku ornament on the walls of a native house. Poutangata, a. He toki pou- tangata; a gree^istone adze, used as a weapon of war.
I. Pouto, n. float.
II. Pouto, V. t. cut off. Poutoa te kauru o te rakau. Frequent- ative form, poutouto.
Poutumaro, a. on the meridian.
Poututerangi, n. the star whose appearance marks the tenth month : perhaps a Aquilse.
Pouwhenua, n. a weapon like the taiaha.
Powaiwai, v. t. 1 whirl or whisk about ; move with a fanlike mo- tion. 2 fan.
Powhaitere, n. paroquet.
PoTvliaru, V. i. sink into a bog, &c. Ka powharuwharu nga wae- wae ki te one.
po-wharu, a. soft; boggy.
Powhata, see pohata.
Powhatu, n. stone.
Povrhiri, v. t. 1 wave ; whisk ; ivhirl. Powhiriwhiria ta tatou rama kia ka ai. 2 beckon any one to come on ; welcome. E powhiri ana tera te tangata whenua, me te haere atu te manuhiri ra. (i66)
po-whiri whirl, n. provision for a journey.
Powhiwhi, n. a climbing plant.
I. Pu, n. 1 tribe. Ko te pu tenei o Tipare. 2 bunch ; bundle ; anything growing in a bunch. Taua pu wiwi. (13) 3 heap; stack. Te pu o te kupenga (79) 4 skilled person ; wise one. Na koutou, na nga pu, na nga tohunga, na nga kaupapa. (98)
pu, a. niho pu ; dotible tooth.
pu, V. t. make into a bundle, or ball. Puia nga raupo mo te whare.
pupu, n. 1 bundle. Tikina nga
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pupu raupo. 2 a shell fish.
pupu, V. t. make into bwiidles.
whakapu, v. t. and v. i. lay or lie in a heap. Hei hea a tatou kete whakapu ai ?
■whakapu, n. stack. He whaka- pu kupenga tera e tu mai ra.
II. Pu, V. i. begin to blow. Te hau e pu mai nei ki taku kiri. (17)
pupu, V. i. 1 bubble up ; boil.
Kahore ano i pupu noa te wai.
2 rise, as a fog. pu, n. wind instriiment as pu-
torino, pu-tatara, kc. Ko Ruaeo,
e wliakatangi ana i ana pu.(76) whakapu, v. i. liotvl as a dog.
III. Pu, a p7-ecise ; very. Ko te kainga pu tenei.
pu, ad. exceedingly ; exactly. Me te kawau pu te ahua.
IV. Pu, a. loatJmig ; hating. Ka whakatika ki te kai, ka pu te ngakau. — Pu ana a roto, ke ana a waho; a proverb for dis- guised ill feeling.
V. Pu, n. gtin.
I. Pua, n. flower ; seed.
pua, a. foaming ; breaking. He ngaru pua.
II. Piia, V. roll or wraj) up clothes, &c. Puaia tou kakahu ka kau- hoe ai ki tawahi.
puapua, n. a garment wrapped round the arm as a protection from a blow.
Puaha, n. moiUh of a river. Kei te puaha o Piako. (144)
puaha, a. leaving a clear passage. Ka puaha te tai nei : hoea ta- tou; when a wave has broken leaving an interval of smooth water.
Puaheiri, n. snow.
Puahi, n. white dogskin mat.
Puahurii, a. warm; close.
Puaka, n. 1 dry twigs. 2 flower.
Fuakaha, a. open; attentive. Kia
puakaha mai ou taringa.
Puaki, V. i. 1 come forth; shew itself. Ka puaki te upoko i roto i tona rua. (98) 2 be ut- tered. I puaki i a wai te kupu panamoku? 3 be exhaled. Ka puaki te kakara o te tawhiri.
whakapuaki, v.t. utter; disclose.
Piiano, n. dizziness; the effect of height on the nerves.
Puanii, a. cool. Puanu ake ana te hau o te pari nei.
Piianga, n. the star Rigel.
Piiangahori, n. the star Procyon.
Puangiangi, a. cool; refreshing.
Puao, V. i. dawn. Hei te puao- tanga tatou ka haere ai.
Piiarangitoto, n. senecio perdici- oides; a shrub.
Puare, a. opeii. Kia puare te whare.
Piiarere, n. decoy bird; of small birds only.
Puaritarita, a. hurried; in a hurry. Tenei te wahi i pua- ritarita ai.
Puataata, a. 1 full of holes or spaces; 2 transparent; clear.
Puatawhivrhi, n. metrosideros florida; a climbing plant.
Piiatea, n. gnapihalium species ; a plant.
Puau, n. 7-ipple; rapid. Ko te whawhaitanga tuatahi i te puau o WHangamarino, i te Kohe- roa.
puauau, a. causing a rippling of water. E puauau ana taua kowhatu, ka kauia; ka kore e puauau, e kore e kauia.
Puawai, n. /lower.
Piiawananga, n. clematis indi- visa; a plant.
Puawanga, n. larid breeze at night.
Puawhe, v. i. be taken aback by the wind, as a sail; be driven
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forcibly by the wind. Paia ake e ta! ka puawhe mai te awha ki roto nei.
Puea, V. i. rise to the surface. Ka puea mai te tohora.
Puehu, n. dust.
puehu, V. i. he in the form of dust. E puehu ana te nehu ki runga ki te kai.
Puekii, a. u7iproductive, as crops.
Puerii, or puweru, n. shaggy mat, made of partially dressed flax.
Puetoeto, n. a bird which fre- quents swamps.
Piiha, n. 1 gills of a fish. 2 song; chaitnt. Katahi ano ka takitakina onapuha: — onapuha nei na, 'Kia rere atu te Ka- wana ki tawhiti.'
Puha, or puhapuha, a. fill; up to the brim. Puhapuha ana te wai, toka tonu i runga. Ap- plied also to a very high tide.
Piihaehae, a. envious.
Puhake, a. full to overflowing. Ka puhake rawa; rite tonu ki nga niao te wai.
Puhana, v. i. glow. Te puhana- tanga o te uira o te ahi o te Arawa. (8i)
puhahana, a. 1 hot to the taste. 2 inflamed, as the skin.
Puhanga, n. 1 a kind of eel. 2 derivative from piipuhi. See under puhi.
Puhangaiti, v.i. lie in a heap. See pihangaiti.
Puhara, n. 1 elevated platform in a pa, on a level with the top of the tuwatawata. 2 'plat- jorm from which to fish.
Puhaureroa, n. 1 conch or horn blown to give signals. 2 ^;iso- nia Sinclairii ; a tree. 3 sene- cio sp. ; a plant.
Puha-whe, for pua^vhe.
I. Piihi, n. 1 betrothed woman. 2 much courted unbetrothed young woman. He puhi hoki a Hine- moa. (131) 3 knot or bunch of hair; a mode of wearing the hair tied up like a sheaf. 4 a kind of eel of very large size. 5 NGa puhi a Paarata.
puhipuhi, v. t. ornament with bunches of feathers or hair, as the bow or stern of a canoe, itc. Puhipuhi rawa te paua ki te waero. (21)
puhipuhi, a. tied up in a bunch; gr'oiving in bunches. Ka puhi- puhi te tupu o te kapana.
II. Puhi.
pupiihi, a v. t. 1 bloiv. 2 fire
a gun. 3 shoot with a gun.
(i v.i. swell. puhipuhi, v.t. blow frequently.
puhipuhi paipa, smoke a jnpe. Puhihi, n. seed potatoes which
throw up a weak shoot. puhihihihi, a. stiff", of the hair.
He puliihihilii no te upoko. Puhikorokoro, n. lamprey, of a
large kind. Puhoi, a. 1 slow; dull. He waka
puhoi. 2 deaf. Puhonga, a. stinking; offensive. Puhore, a. 1 unsuccessful in fish- ing, &c. 2 scarce. Te mara
tautane, he mara ki nga atua
whakapuhore kai. Puhoro, n. 1 tattoo marks on the
thigh. 2 bad tveather. Puhoru, a. that will not open.
He pipi puhoru. whakapuhoru, v.i. leap out of
the water. E whakapuhoru ana
te kanae. Puhou, n. coriaria ruscifolia; a
shrub; the same as tutu. Puhua, v.t. glean potatoes or
kumara, after the crop has been
taken up.
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PuhiikS,, a. snowy ; of tlio wea- ther.
Puhiiki, a. blunt ; dull. Ka pu- liuki taku toki.
Puhiinga, v. t. place on one side ; lay Hj). Puliunga ai maua iiei i te wai kia motu ai. — He arulie puliunga ; fern root kept for several days after roasting.
Puia, 11. 1 volcano. 2 bitsh.
Puia, a. stnartiny. Ka puia aku kauolii i te au.
Piiiaki, a. rare ; precious. He kakano puipuiaki.
puiaki, n. treasure. Kei ngaro ko oku kanohi, kei waiho ko te whenua hei puiaki mo nga mea i muri i a au.
Puilii, a. afraid.
puihi, n. 1 antenna} of crayfish, &c. 2 division in a kuinara field made by rows of hillocks.
puihiihi, n. strings of a mat.
I. Puka, n. 1 gi'iselinia lucida ; a shrub. 2 cabbage. 3 spade.
pukapuka, n. 1 brachyglottis repanda ; a shrub, thongs. 3 paper ; letter ; book.
II. Puka, V. i. 1 be jealous. 2 pant. Ka puka taku manawa i te omanga.
Pukaea, n. a wind instrument made of totara and used to sound an alarm in time of war.
Pukaha, n. 1 refuse portion of fax leaf 2 a garment made of the same.
Piikahu, a. cobundant.
pukahu, n. spongy matter enve- loping the seeds of pumpkins.
Pukai, a V. i. lie in a heap. Ka rukea nga tupapaku ki waho pukai ai. (153) ,/? v. t. lay in a heap. Pukaix'ia nga oneone ki waenganui.
Pukaka, a. 1 hot. 2 burning fiercely^
PukS,kS,, n. lony bones oj the arm or leg.
Pukaki, n. scrofdous swelling in the neck.
Pukaki, n. stream ; brook.
Pukana, v. i. distort the eyes ; stare loildly.
Pukani, and pukanikani, a. notched.
Pukatakata, a. dry ; crisp ;
Piikatea, n. atherosperma Nov(B Zelandice ; a tree.
Pukatokato, a. 1 biting ; keen ; of the wind. 2 forlorn ; over- come with grief.
Pukauri, a. 1 barren. 2 burning fiercely. E kore e ngaro ; ka pukauri tonu te ka, he whare wera.
pukauri, n. a kind of shell fish.
Puka"wa, a. bitter; unpalatable. Pukawa rawa atu tena mea ki roto ki toku waha.
Piike, n. 1 IdU. 2 ]mbes.
puke, and piipuke, v. i. rise, as a flood. Ka puke te wai o Wai- paoa. — Ka pukea te wai aku- anei.
pukepuke, a. hilly.
■whakapuke, and whakapu- puke, V. i. begin to rise (of resentment, &c.) E whakapu- puke ana te hiahia.
piikenga, n. 1 source of a river. 2 teacher; model. Ko wai tou pukenga, nana koe i ako 1
Pukei, for pukai.
Pukeko, n. 1 porphyrio melano- tus, or ivater hen. 2 tvounded man. 3 old fruit of the pre- vious year.
Piikepoto, n. a kind of dark earth, used as a pigment.
Pukeri, v. i. rush along violently, as a flood or wind.
Pukeru, v. t. blow. Pukerua te kapura.
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Pukiki, a. stunted.
PukShii, rv.fog.
Pukoki, n. self-sown potato.
Pukonohiaiia, n. a pattern of ' tukutuku ' ornament on the walls of a native house.
PukSro, n. 1 sheath; case. 2 halo. 3 net for catching eels, in shape like a long bag. 4 a kind of mat made of closely woven flax, with a narrow or- namental border.
pukoro, V. t. surround tvith a halo. Ka pukoroa te marama.
Pukororoa, n. a large basket.
Pukoru, n. fold of a garment.
pukorukoru, v. t. gather tij) in folds.
pukorukoru, n. rotten ivood.
I. Piiku, n. 1 swelling. 2 stomach. 3 abdomen. 4 jmssions; affec- tions. 5 appetite; desire.
puku, V. i. swell. Ka puku toku kauae.
pukupuku, n. closely woven mat, which being wetted is imper- vious to a spear. Pukupuku- patea; pukupuku ivith an orna- mental border.
II. Piiku, ad. 1 secretly ; without specddng. I oma puku ia. 2 without food. Kei te noho puku matou; ive are fasting.
Piikukai, a. greedy.
Pukupa, a. without offspriiig ;
bai'ren. Piikupango, n. j?otato blackened
by exposure. Pukurau, n. ileodictyon cibarium;
a fungus. Puktiriri, a. angry; quarrelsome. Pukuwai, a. watery ; sodden. He
pukuwai te wahie nei. Pukuwheti, a. pot-bellied. Pumahii, a. steamy; reeking. Ka
pumahu te whenua i te ra, me-
ake tupu te kai.
Pumau, a. fxed ; constant ; per- manent. Ka pumau tona noho ki Hauraki.
Pumuka, v. t. thrust at; stab.
Puna, n. spring of water.
Punaioro, n. a plant.
Punake, n. 1 fore end of the body of a canoe, to which the tauihu or bow is spliced. 2 boiv of a canoe.
Piinarua, a. 1 in pairs. He wlieki punarua ; squid caught in pairs; an ill omen. 2 having ttvo tvives. He tangata punarua.
Punaunau, p. satiated.
punaunau, n. self-sown ^jotato.
Punawarii, n. siegesbeckia orien- talis, a plant.
Punehunehii, a. 1 dusty. 2 in small particles, like dust. He ua punehunehu ; misty rain.
punenehu, n. dust.
Puni, a. 1 stojiped up. He awa puni te Wairoa. 2 covered, ; filled up. Kia rua auau ka puni te mara.
puni, n. 1 2jlace of encampment. Ko te puni tenei o te taua. 2 company of p)ersons. Ka toru puni e haere ana. 3 a kind of ' karakia.'
puninga, n. 1 camping-place. 2 circumstance, ifec, of being stopped up, kc.
whakapupiini, v.i. sit close; hide oneself. Ka whakapupuni mai i roto i nga pureirei.
Puniu, n. 1 polypodium sylva- ticum; a fern. 2 stilbocarpa polaris ; a plant.
PuNU, n. spoon.
Punua, n. young of animals.
Punui, a. close together. Kia pu- nui tahi tatou te haere.
Punuki, a. blunt.
Punga, n. 1 anchor. 2 basket for catching eels. 3 odd num-
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her. E rua tekau nj^a tan<>-ata, kotahi punga. punga, V. t. 1 fix tvith an an- chor. Hei waho punga ai o waka. (92) 2 sink; emi^df. pungapunga, n. 1 pumice stone. 2 a variety of potato. 3 'poUen of the fJoicers of raujw; or cake made of the same. 4 yeUoiv colour. Piingarehu, n. ashes. Piingata, a. dry. Ka pungata te
toetoe o te whare. Punga-wereAvere, n. spider. Pungenengene, a. imiffled up>. whakapungenengene, v.t. cover
up with clotlies. Pungohe, a. slack, as a cord, iSrc. Pungoriingoru, a. light or loose.,
as earth, kc. pungorungoru, n. sponge. Puohorere, a. easily startled. Pupa, V. i. eructate. Pupahi, n. encampment. Pupil, see umler pu. Pupuhi, see under puhi. Pupurangi, n. a shell fish. Pupuri, see under puri. Pupuru, see under puru. Puputa, n. blister on the skin,
from cliafing. Puputu, see under putu. Pupu-wai, n. tattoo marks under
the ear. Pura, n. any small foreign sub- stance in the eye. pura, a. 1 troubled by the intru- sion of some foreign matter. Ka pura oku kanohi. 2 blind. pura, V. i. 1 tivinkle; shitie with unsteady light. 2 flash repeat- edly. Kei whea te hiko nei ? Kei runga i Hauatiu e pura ana. purapura, n. seed. Purahorua, n. messenger. Purakau, n. 1 old man. 2 an- cient legend; myth.
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Pure!
purakau, a. niho purakau ; double toofli.
Puranga, n. heap.
puranga, a v. t. heap up. E pu- ranga ana ia i nga kowhatu ki te marae. /i v. i. lie in a heap.
Purangi, n. 1 bag net for lam- preys. 2 net attached to an eel pot to guide the eels to the mouth.
Purangiaho, a. seeing clearly.
Purara, a. Itaving interstices ; open.
Piirata, a. clear ; not turbid.
Puratoke, n. 1 gloiv-ivorm. 2 jJiGsphorescent animalcules inthe sea. 3 anything glistening in the dark.
Purau, n.fork.
puraurau, a. 1 covered with sharp poi)i(s; bristling. I roto i te kowhatu e noho puraurau ana. 2 bitter; offensive (of feelings or speech).
PGrawhetu, n. heap. E ono nga purawhetu ki tahaki.
I. Piire, n. a ceremony for re- moving the tapu from houses, ' canoes, persons, &c.
pure, V. t. set free from tapu.
II. Piire, v. t. arrange in tufts or patches. Ka purea nga huru- huru ki nga taha o te ihupuni.
purepure, a. in patches or tifts.
Purehe, and pureherehe, a. wrinkled.
Purehiia, n. moth.
purehua, v. i. emit gas. Ka pu- rehua te kapura.
Purehiirehu, n. moth.
Purei, and pureirei, n. 1 iso- lated tufts of grass ; biishes or shrubs in a swamp, &c. 2 sun- ken rock. Kei eke tatou ki runga ki te purei ra. 3 small patch of garden. He pureirei nga ngakinga o taua kainga.
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PurSkS, n. 1 fleshy side of the flax leaf, ^garment made from
the same. purekereke, n. j^^ff of wind. Purekireki, n. tufts of grass in
a swamp. He repo pai, lie pu- rekireki. Pureku, n. cooking shed. Puremu, n. 1 lower hem of a
garment. 2 adultery. puremu, v. i. commit adultery. PurenS,, v. i. be brim full; run
over. Purena ana te wai o te
kaho. Purengi, n. stay of a mast. Purerghua, n. moth. Purero, v.i. project; be promi- nent. Pure"wha, n. a black mussel. Piiri. pupuri, V. t. 1 hold in the hand.
Puritia te rakau nei. 2 detain.
Kahore matou i puritia ki te
kainga. puripuri, v. t. suppress anger, &c.
Te puripuri te tangata nei te
aha. puritanga, n. handle. Puriri, n. vitex littoralis; a tree. Purorohu, a. accomjyanied with a
whizzing or whistling noise.
Purorohu ana te hau nei. Purbto, a. having no current;
still. Kahore e kaha te rere o
te awa; puroto noa iho ana. Piirotu, a. 1 clear; transpa7'ent.
He wai purotu. 2 pleasant;
agreeable. Purotu noa iho te
kainga. Purou, n. fork. purou, v.t. catch on a fork. He
mea purou nga tuna a Tirare. purourou, n. a bird; the same
as tieke. I. Puru, n. 1 p)lug ; cork; bung.
2 food reduced to pulp. puru, V. t. 1 plug up; stuff up.
Purua te puta o te waka ki te kakahu. 2 confine by means of a plug.
puru, a. full.
pupuru, a. p\dpy; semi-liquid. Kia pupuru te kohari kao.
pupuru, for pupuri. See under puri.
purupuru, v.t. 1 stop the chinks of anything. Purupurua te whatitoka me te matapihi. (47) 2 suppress. Kaua e purupurua a koutou korero.
purupuru, n. chisel.
whakapuru, n. pad to prevent chafing. WHakapuru tao, pad worn on the arm as a protec- tion against a spear thrust.
whakapuru, v.t. protect ivith a ptad.
pGrutanga, for puritanga. See under puri.
II. Pilru, a. fusty ; mo^ildy.
Puru, n. bull; a. blue.
Puriia, v. t. do a second time.
purua, ad. by two and two. Ka haere purua nga tangata.
Piiruhekaheka, a. mo^ddy.
Piiruhi, n. flea.
PuRtJMA, n. broom.
PURUMA, v.t. sweep.
Puriiru, a. 1 shady ; thick with leaves, &c. He rakau pururu. 2 close together. Pururu tonu to ratou noho.
Puta, n. 1 hole. Kei hea te puta o te peke? 2 battle-field on tvhich people have fallen. Te puta tuatahi i hinga ai maua, kei Papara-tu.
puta, V. i. 1 pass through, in or out. Ko tona ara tenei e puta ake ai. (54) — Ka puta te kiore ki roto. 2 come in sight. Ka puta te waka i Tuamotu. 3 come or go forth, with luai or atu. 4 puta noa, adverbially.
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tliroiKjlioiit. Puta uoa i Wai- kato. puta-ke, be changed. puputa, n. blister caused by chaf-
putaputa, a. full of holes. whakaputa, v. i. boast. Ka kino
to mahi whakaputa. Putahi, v.i. join; meet, as two
paths or streams running one
into the other. Ko te putahi-
tanga tenei o nga ara. Putake, n. 1 base; root. 27'eason;
cause. Putanetane, v. i. 1 eructate, after
food. 2 retch, from a bad smell. Putangitangi, putangitangi-
atama, or putangitangiatoa,
n. jxiradise duck. Piitaputaweta, n. carpodetus ser-
ratus; a tree. Putara, or putatara, n. a shell
used like a horn for signals. Putaringa, n. tattoo marks under
the ear. Putauhinu, n. fourth leaf of a
seedling gourd. Comp. pata-
ngaroa, and rautara. Putawa, n. 1 a fungus. 2 a large
potato. Pute, or putea, n. bag or basket
for clothes. Putere, v.i. go in a body. putere, n. stranger. Putete, V. t. tie, or knot, as a bag,
cloth, &c. Putiki, v.t. 1 tie together; knot
together, 2 get together, as an
army. Tahi tonu to maua puti-
kitanga. putiki, n. 1 knot. 2 a method of
dressing the hair, adopted by
chiefs. Putoa, n. a plant. Putoitoi, v.t. tie in bunches. Put5kit6ki, a. stunted; shrivelled.
He kino no te whenua i puto-
PuAvhero
kitoki ai nga pakawha. Put6ngS,inarS,ngS,i, n. south-east iriiid.
Putorino, n. a kind of flute.
PutSrore, n. jet of gas from burn- ing wood.
Putoti, a. stunted.
Put6t6, a. bloody; rato. Putoto tonu te poaka nei.
Piitu, v.i. lie in a heap; lie one upon another. Pono rawa mai, e putu ana i roto i te hangi. (90)
putu, n. heap.
puputii, and piitupiitu, a. 1 close together. Kia puputu nga pou- aka, kia 0 ai. 2 frequent ; at short intervals. I te hokiputu- putu tonu o te tira o tetahi whaitua, o tetahi whaitua. (160)
whakaputu, v.t. lay in a heap.
Putu, n. 1 foot. 2 boot.
Puwaha, n. mouth of a river. Also written puaha.
Puwatawata, a. full of iiiterstices or open spaces.
Puwera, a. warm.
Puw^erewere, n. spider.
Puweru, n. shaggy mat made of partially-dressed flax.
Puweto, n. a bird.
Puwha, n. soivthistle, or any vege- table used as greens.
Puwha, v.t. sjiit out. Ka pu- whaia nga kai ki waho.
Pu"whara, and puwharawhara, n. astelia. Banksii; a plant.
puTvhara-whara, a. 1 deaf. 2 rough with knots or branches.
Puwharetaiko, n. senecio rotun- difolius ; a shrub.
Pu-whau, see puhau.
PuAvhaureroa, see puhaureroa.
Piiwhenua, n. stay of a mast.
Pu-whero, and pu-whe^whero, a, reddish.
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Rahul
R
I. Ra, n. 1 sun. 2 day. 3 sail.
II. Ra, prep, by way of; by. Rate tab a o te ngahere tou ara. Ra runga i; by the top of; over. Kai-ra-runga; eat food tvhich has been passed over anything tapu.
RS,, ad. 1 there; yonder. 'Kei whea a WHakatau?' Ra, e whakaangi mai ra i tana manu i runga i te tauniatara. (59) 2 simply denoting that the thing spoken of is not near, or is un- connected with the speaker or the person spoken to. Te patu e haua mai ra ki a ia. (91) 3 intensifying a request, &c., when it may be rendered I pray you. 4 then. E mahi ra!
rara, ad. there.
Rae, n. 1 promontory ; headland. 2i forehead.
whakarae, v.i. lie exposed; stick out. WHakarae ana nga kn- mara ki runga.
■whakarae, a. 1 yreen; not dry. He rakau whakarae. 2 raw; not cooked. He kai whakarae i tapaea mai nei ki a matou.
Raha, a. open; extended.
Rahaki, n. one side ; situation out cf the way. Te ngare a te hunga o raliaki. (23) See tahaki.
I. Rahi, n. servant; dependant.
II. Rahi, a. 1 great (physically or morally). Te ralii o tenei wliare. Plural rarahi. 2 plentifid. Kia rahi mai he kai. 3 sometimes used in a peculiar construction for other. No rahi o whenua ona raruraru; the troubles of other lands belong to themselves.
rahinga, n. 1 largeness; abund-
ance. 2 coinp)any ; party. Ko tetehi rahinga i te motu i Mo- koia e noho ana. (80)
rahirahi, a. 1 thin; not thick. He papa rahirahi. 2 qiiick in hearing. He rahirahi te tai'inga.
rahirahinga, n. temple of the head.
Rahiri, n. ?ope.
rahiri, a. in even fie (of a com- pany of travellers). Kia rahiri to tatou haere.
rahiri, v. t. receive cordially; wel- come. He mea rahiri marire koe na nga tangata o Heretaunga.
I. Raho, n. testicle.
II. Raho, or rahoraho, n. plat- form; foor. Te raho o te waka.
raho, V. t. cover with a floor or platform of tvood. Ka rahoa tei'a repo ki te rakau.
Rahu, n. basket made of flax- leaves.
rS,hurahu, or rarahu, n. pteris aquilina ; common fern.
rahurahu, v. t. handle; pull (tbout. He aha tau e rahurahu ki taku mea?
rarahu, v. t. seize: lay hold of. Te tino rarahutanga ki te hoe. (171) Heoti, rahunga atu, kei nga waka : ehara, to kau ana ko nga rauawa anake. (171)
Rahua, v. i. be foiled; be unsuc- cessftd.
I. Rahiii, n. a mark to warn people against trespassing, used in the case of tapu, or for tem- porary protection of fruit, l:)irds, or fish.
rahui, v. t. protect by a rahui.
II. Rahui, n. flock; herd. Na wai te rahui poaka nei?
Raiavra
RS,iawS,, for rauawa, n. side-
hoards of a cntioe. Railie, n. small enclosure; pigsty.
Ka hangaa e ratou he raihe mo
nga hipi. Raihi, n. rice. Raia, ad. or conj. 1 why. Ka
pakaru raia te waka nei. 2 biU.
I. Raina, ad. there; yonder.
II. Raina, conj. whether; or. Ko tenei raina, ko tera raina. Com- pare ranei.
Raihana, n. license. Raina, n. line. Rainahi, n. yesterday. Rainaoake, n. the day hut one
he/ore yesterday. Raiona, n. lion. Raitahira, and raitariha, n. the
day before yesterday. Raiti, n. lamp; light. Raka, n. lock.
I. Raka, ad. a lengthened form of ra; there. See ra.
II. Raka, V. i. 1 be entangled. Ka raka oku waewae, ka hinga au. 2 ache from weariness.
raraka, v.t. entangle.
III. RakS,.
rakaraka, v.t. scratch; scrajje. rakaraka, n. imjdement to scratch
witli ; rake; harrow. Rakai, v. t. adorn. Ka rakaitia
tona tupuna, ka pai ki tana
titiro iho. Rakapikipiki, v. i. lie across one
another. Rakau, n. 1 tree; spar. 2 stick;
7veapon. 3 ivood; timber. whakarakau, a. He tai wha-
karakau; a long swell. Rakauniii, n. the moon on the
17th day. Rakaumatohi, n. the moon on
the 18th day. I. Raki, n. north. No hea koia
koe? no te raki? (17)
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raki, a. dry ; dried up. Kua raki ana kai i te I'a.
II. Raki, n. green leaves, &c., on which the food is laid in a native oven.
Rakiraki, n. duck.
Rako, n. albino.
Raku, raraku, and rakuraku, v.t. scratch; scrape.
rakuraku, n. implement to scratch with; rake; harrow.
Rama, for ratou, pron. they.
Rama, n. 1 torch. 2 razor.
ram.a, v. t. catch by torchlight. Ka riro a Hinaki ma kei te rama tuna.
ramarama, n. 1 myrtus hullata; a shrub. 2 drimys colorata; a shrub.
Rami, v. t. squeeze. Me kowha te pipi ka rami ai ki te wai.
Ranea, a. abundant; in full sup- ply. Ka nui te ranea o te kai.
Ranei, conj. whether; or; con- necting alternatives. Ko nga tangata e haere ana ki Taupo, ki nga maunga ranei. The second alternative is often left to be understood. Me tuku atu ranei te tangata nei kia haere?
Ranii, v. t. mix. He mea ranu te kai nei ki te hinu.
whakaranu, v.t. inix.
Ranua"watea, n. a plant.
Ranga, n. 1 company of persons. 2 shocd of fish.
ranga, v. t. 1 pull up by the roots. Rangaa mai he taiawa. 2 raise; cast up. A, ka tapu, ka rangaa te one, ko te Ahuroa. (114) 3 set hi motion an army, &c. ; urge forivards. Ka rangaa tana tana hei tukituki i te pa tuna.
rangaranga, or rarangS., v. i. blow gently. Te hau e ata rara-
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Rapa
nga mai nei. — Ata rangaranga
ana te ta. raranga, v. t. iveave. Pass, ra-
ngaa, or ranga. Ka rangaa
he kete. (7) whakarangaranga, v. t. extol.
E whakarangaranga ana i a ia
te koroke nei. Rangahau, v. t. carry on a loojy
ofjiax.
I. Rangai, n. 1 herd; flock. Taku rangai parera, e toru tekau. 2 company. He rangai tangata e haere mai nei.
II. Rangai, v. i. be raised in a menacing attitude. Ka rangai nga peke 0 te tangata ra, akua- nei ka wero.
RS-ngapu, n. company. Katahi ka kitea atu te rangapu tangata nei, e taka ana mai i raro i nga rakau. (16)
Rangatahi, v. i. he quick; move quickly. Rangatahi touwaewae.
rangatahi, n. fishing-net, about ten fathoms long; smaller than a kaharoa ; also called ta"wau- wau.
Rangatira, n. 1 chiej, male or female. Kahore lie rangatira o tenei whenua, ko toku matua anake. (195) 2 master or mis- tress. Ko te ingoa o toku ra- ngatira, ko te Kahureremoa.
rangatira, a. in a state oj peace. He tohu whenua rangatira te haka.
RS-ngi, n. 1 sky. 2 region above the clouds; heaven. Kei Jiea to kotiro? E! kei te rangi. (49) 3 weather. Na te rangi kino i kore ai matou e haere. 4 day. Tupato ana nga tuakana, wha- nga ana i tetehi rangi. (95) — Rangi weherua; midnight. 5 division or po7'tio7i of a song.
Rangi rua te haka nei. 6 air ; time. 7 tenour or drift of a .speech, &c. 8 tower, built in several stories, used in attacking a 'pa.'
rangirangi, v. t. 1 annoy ; vex. 2 roast; scorch.
rangirangi, n. song to keep time in pulling.
Rangimarie, a. quiet; peaceful.
Rangiora, n. hrachyglottis re- panda; a shrub.
Rangipariihi, n. person Jully tat- tooed.
RangirSro, n. giddiness. Ka taka te rangiroro i toku mate- nga.
Rangitapii, n. scaffolding for rais- ing a ridgepole.
Rangitihi, n. stack of fernroot.
Rangitoto, n. hlacklava; scoi-ice.
Rango, n. 1 roller upon which a heavy body is dragged. 2 land overgrown with fern or scrub.
Rangona, passive of rongo.
Raoa, V. i. be choked. He paku te ika i raoa ai a Tamarereti.
RS,orao, n. level or undidating country.
Raoriki, n. ranunculus macro- pus ; a plant.
I. Rapa, n. 1 stern post of a canoe. 2 flat part of a spade. 3 rapa maori; familiar spirit.
rapa, a. 1 having the toes u,nited by a membrane; webbed. He waewae rapa to te parera. 2 entwined. Rapa tonu te taura ki- te rakau.
rapa, v. i. stick.
raparapa, n. flcit part of the foot, between the instep and the toes. Kei toku raparapa toku mate, mamae katoa toku tinana. ra- parapa-ruru, a variety of po- tato.
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Rare
rS,r§,pS,, \.\. flaf>h forth. Raiapa
lie uii'a. ■whakarapa, n. ji^h lutak't. II. Rapa, for rapu, v. t. seek;
look for. Pass, rapaa, or ra-
paia. Rapaki, n. girdle; apron. rapaki, v. i. he girt up. Rapaki
rawa nga kakahu o Kapenga. Rape, n. 1 tattooing on the hreecli.
2 a variety of potato. Rapea, ad. intensive, indeed. Rapi, rarapi, v. t. clutch; scratch.
E rapihia ana tou ringa e te
ngarara. Rapoi, n. sioarm; cluster. Nao-
manga iho a Rua ki te rapoi
kutu nei. (77) rapoi, a V. i. hang together in a
cluster. Te ngai'O e rapoi mai
I'a. /i V. t. gather together. Ra-
poia mai nga otaota. Rapopoto, V. i. he assembled. Rapii, V. t. 1 seek; look for. Roa
noa RU e rapu ana i taku toki;
kaore i kitea. 2 apply to any
one for advice. Na konei matou
i rapu ai ki a koe. 3 squeeze. rapurapu, v. i. he in douht. Kei
rapurapu o kovitou whakaaro. Rapupiiku, v. i. hud; put forth
buds. Rara, n. twig; small branch. rara, v. t. expose to the heat of a
fire; dry; scorch. Pass, rangia. RarS,, n. 1 rib. 2 stage on which
kumara are dried. 3 shoal of
fish. rara, v. i. 1 be spread out on a
stage. Ka rara nga tuna ki
runga ki te ahi. 2 go in shocds.
Ka rara nga ika ki runga i te
kaharunga. 3 broach to ; he
throiV7i on the broadside. Ka
rara te poti, ka tahuri. R9,ra, v. i. 1 make a continued
sound. Ka rara nga waewae i
te omanga. 2 roar. I rangona ki te waha e rara iho ana i te tauwliarenga kowhatu o Moe- rangi. (158)
Rara, ad. tJiere. See ra.
Rarahu, see under rahu.
Raranga, see under ranga.
Rarangi, n. roiv ; rank.
Rarapa, see under rapa.
Rarapi, see under rapi.
Rarata, see under rata.
Rarau, see under rau.
Rarauhe, n. 2>teris aquilina; coni- mn)i fern.
Raravre, see under ra"we.
I. Rare, a. dull; stupid. He rare koe.
II. Rare, a v. i. lie. Kei te rare tou nga rongoa. /3 v. t. carry. Maku e rare tou kakahu.
Rari, n. a fish.
Rari, a. tvet. Ka rari toku ka- kahu.
Rari, v. i. make an uproar. Ka rari tera te tamariki.
Raro, n. 1 the bottom; the tinder side. Like names of places, it is preceded by a when it is the subject in a sentence, or when repeated by way of explanation. With a preposition it is often equivalent to an adverb, and may be rendered, dotvn; doivn helow. Ko te pueru i waiho i raro takoto ai. (137) When preceded and followed by a pre- position, it forms a complex preposition, signifying beneath ; under, &c. Kua nekehia atu ki raro i nga peke tetahi o nga taura, kua mau. (159) — Ka liaere nei to tatou matua, ka ka haere hoki tatou i raro i ona waewae ; i.e. i7i his train, 2 the north. E ahu ana nga waka ra ki raro. 3 for ra, or rangi ; day. Mo era nga raro
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Raununui
ena korero; tenei, mo tenei
rangi. Rarii, and raruraru, v, i. 1 be in
difficulty ; be perplexed. Heoti
ano, he raru to Manaia, heoti
ano ka maiki ia i tera wahi.
(122) 2 be hindered; he en-
cumbered. whakararu, n. hindrance ; en- cumbrance. Rarua, v. i. be misled; be dis-
apjwinted. Rata, n. metrosideros robusta; a
tree. Rata, a. pi. rarata. 1 tame ;
quiet. He kararehe rarata
anake. . 2 familiar ; friendly.
Kaore te tamaiti na i rata mai
ki a au. ratarata, a. 1 clear ; not riiuddy.
Kei te ratarata ranei te puna?
2 red-hot. Ka ratarata nga
powhatu o te urau. 3 sharp;
cutting. Ratarata ana tera te
mata o te toki nei. Rata, n. doctor. Ratau, pron. for ratou, they. R3,to, V. i. be all served or j^'''^^-
vided. Ka rato nga tangata i
te utu. whakarato, v. t. serve cdl round.
WHakaratoa nga tamariki ki
te kai. Ratou, pron. they; them.
I. Rau, n. 1 leaf. 2 blade.
II. Rau, a. hundi'ed. Takoto ana te rau ma whitu i roto i te hangi. (90) Sometimes used to signify other. Kua ata whaka- ritea e raua i rau rangi ra. (131) — Kei rau o whenua e haere ana.
whakarau, v.t. multiply. Tenei te he, kei nga tangata ora, nana i whakarau te korero mona.
III. Rau, V. t. 1 catch in a net. Kua riro a Koro ki te rau
inanga. 2 gather into a bas- ket. Raua nga mea na ki te kete.
rarau, v. t. lay hold of ; handle. Kahore e rarau o ringaringa ki ro oneone.
rarau, a. in captivity. Kei te noho rarau raua e noho nei.
•whakarau, v.t. 1 take captive. 2 lead aivay. Ka whakaraua ki te tuaahu. (85)
whakarau-ora, v. t. take alive; save a captive alive.
whakarau, n. captive.
Raua, pron. they two. Used re- dundantly in speaking of two persons together. Ka mate a Hou raua ko WHakaturia. (67) Also in addressing two persons together: E Tama raua ko Maka !
Rauaka, n. bed or land in a cul- tivation.
Rauariihe, n. fronds of pteris aquilina. Para raua ruhe; broivn growth of kumara leaves.
Rauawa, n. attached sides of a canoe. To kau ana ko nga rauawa anake. (171)
Ra,uhanga, a. deceitful.
Rauhi, V. t. ^jZace together ; col- lect.
Raukai, n. leaves of tvhich bas- kets are made for cooked food.
Rauka"wa, n. an odoriferous plant used as a scent.
Raukeke, v. t. pull about reck- lessly. Raukeke noa te tamaiti nei ; e kore e takoto to mea.
Raukumara, n. senecio perdi- cioides; a plant.
Raukura, n. 1 feather. 2 a fish.
Raumanga, n. a species of fern.
Raumarie, n. a fish.
Raumati, n. summer.
Rd,ununui, a. broad. Kia pehea te raununui o nga pou?
Raupa
l.-)r)
Ra-we
Raupa, ;i. rJiappi'd ; cracked (of tlie skin). Ka mate oku wae- wae i te raupa.
Raup^ka, n. Uutf of furo.
Raupaxi, n.j'ryhiy pan.
RS,upeti, n. solatium; a plant.
Raupi, V. t. cover up ; cherish fexdi'riy; take care of. Ka rau- pitia te roi ki te rau rakau.
Raupo, n. typha anyustifolia ; bn/rush ; used for building.
Rauponga, n. a pattei'n of carv- ing.
Rauraha, a. spread out.
Raurakau, n. see raurekau.
Raurarahi, a. broad.
Raureka, a. deceit/id.
Raurekau, n. cojn-osma grandi- folia : a shrub.
Raurenga, n. trichomaues reni- forme; a fern u.sed to scent oil. Pania tou kiri ki te wai raure- nga; kia paoa te kakara o te liinu taramea.
Rauriki, sonchus oleraxeus; sow- thistle.
Rauroha, v. t. spread about. Rau- rohatia nga witi.
rauroha, a. 1 extended, as the arms. 2 spread out.
Rauroroa, n. sonchus asper ; a coarse kind of sow-thistle.
Raurii, n. a flat method of plat- ting with seven strands.
Rautahi, n. carex ternaria; a plant.
Rautao, v. t. envelop with leaves in a native oven. Ka rautao- ngia ki te koromiko. (36)
Rautara, n. third leaf of a seed- ling gourd, after the cotyledons. Rauta"wa, n. a pattern of orna- mental painting. Rauta"wliiri, n. jnttosporum te-
nuifolium ; a tree. Rautete, n. trousei's. RS.uwiri, a v.t. interlace with
twigs. Me rauwiri te taiepa nei ki te manuka, (i v.i. be cast on shore. Ka rauwiri to matou kaipuke ki uta. rauAviri, n. fence interlaced tuith (trii/s.
I. Rawa, n. 1 goods; property. Kaliore aku rawa. 2 ground; cause. Te ai he rawa i j^atua ai te tangata nei.
ra'wa, a. numerous. E rawa ana
nga tangata. whakara"wa, v.t. fasten with a
latch or bolt. WHakarawatia
te tatau. whakarawa, n. latch; bolt.
II. Rawa, ad. 1 quite; very; very much; at all. Mate rawa te tamaiti nei. — E kore rawa ahau e haere. — Mo apopo rawa taua ka haere ; we will not go till to-morroiv. 2 really ; indeed. He mahi rawa tena?
Rawahi, n. the other side, of a river, &c. Kei rawahi te ope.
2 either side. E tu koe ki tenei rawahi. (116)
Ra-wai.
whakarawai, v.t. sneer at; dis- parage. E whakarawaitia ana
te kakahu. Rawaka, a. abundant; sufficient.
E kore e rawaka nga kai. Rawakore, a. without property;
poor. Rawaru, n. pet'cis colias; rock
cod. I. Rawe, a. 1 close. Kia rawe
to pa i te tatau. 2 suitable;
becoming. Ka I'awetou kahahu.
3 excellent. Mahue rawa tau niea te rawe! 4 suited; fur- nished. Ka rawe koe i te hu.
rarawe, a. 1 easy; attainable. E kore e rarawe tenei i a au. 2 abundant. Kei te rarawe nga kai o te rua.
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Remu
rawe, v.t. take up; snatch. I
rawea e ia te pueru hei kaka
mona. "whakaraTve, v.t. dose; fasten
up. WHakai'awea nga kete
kuruara. II. RS,"we, a. interrogative, hoiv
many? E rawe au? RaAveke, v.t. manipulate; dress
food, Arc. raweke, a. meddlesome. Ra"whi, rara'whi, v.t. 1 grasp;
seize. Ka rawbia reretia te
karukaru puru o tona whare
hei paki putanga mona. (13) 2
hold firmly. Tera te pakiaka o
te koareare te rarawhi ra. ra"whi, n. basket. Roiroia te
rawhi. Rawhiti, n. east. Re, int., calling attention. See! Rea, V. i. spring iip ; grow. Kua
rea nga riwai. Rehe, n. 1 wrinkle. 2 tattoo
marks over the eyebrotvs. 3
small grayling. rehe, a. wi'inkled. Ka rehe te
kiri. rehe, ad. intensive, attached to
adjectives. Parau rehe. — Ku-
ware rehe. Rehea, v. i. be balked; be baffled.
Katahi nei pea au ka rehea.
Reho, a. bad. Ka haere ki te reho.
rehoreho, n. a shell fish.
Rehii, n. 1 flute. 2 haze; mist; smoke. Kua kapi te moana i te rehu o te ua. — Rehu tai; spray. 3 flint.
rehu, v.t. 1 sing; chaunt. 2 chip; split off in chips. Erangi te kowhatu; ka rehua, ka nga- whara. — Rehu ahi, strike fire. 3 phmder.
rehurehu, v. i. 1 be gone down,
as the sun. Ka rehurehu te ra; e kore tatou e tae. 2 be indis- tinct.
"whakarehu, v. t. 1 give a relish to anything. He nui te kai maoi'i, ko te mea hei wliakarehu e iti ana. 2 cause to decline. E to e te ra ki whakarehua iho.
Rehua, n. the star Antares.
Rei, n. 1 breast. 2 tusk or large tooth. 3 anything made of ivory. 4 anything of great value; jewel.
whakarei, n. 1 carved work at the head and stern of a canoe.
2 canoe with elaborately carved figurehead, bust, and arms.
"whakareia, n. Pitau whakareia; figurehead of a canoe with arms turned backwards. See pitau.
Reia, see under rere.
Reinga, n. derivative from rere. 1 leap. 2 p)^^'^^ ^f departed spirits.
Reipiita, n. boar toith tusks.
Reira, n. that jylace, time or cir- stance, already mentioned. Ko NGatoro i haere ki nga raorao, ki te takahi waipuna i reira. (78) Na reira; ^Aere/bj-e (past). — Ma reira; therefore (intViYe).
Reka, a. 1 sweet; jxdatable. Me i paka te kai nei, ka reka. 2 jjleasant; agreeable. Reka tonu nga korero. — Rekanga kanohi ; dream.
rekareka, a. 1 pleasant. 2 tickl- ing; itching. 3 delighted.
Reke, n. 1 a mode of dressing the hair in a knot. 2 thrust with a stick.
rekereke, n. heel.
Reko, n. tvhite dogskin mat.
Reme, n. lamb.
Remii, n. 1 posteriors. 2 lower end of anything. Ko nga remu o nga riwai hei kai ma matou.
3 lower hem of a garment.
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RSmurSa, n. a plant.
RgnS,, v.t. .stretch out. Renaa te kakaliu.
renarena, a. full. Ka renarena te tai. It is high water.
Renga, n. good fern-root. Ko- tahi kete renga, kotalii kete parara.
rengarenga, ii. arthropodiuni cirrliatain; a plant. 2 tetra- gonia expansa; New Zealand spinach.
Reo, n. 1 voice. He veo tangata e wawaro mai nei. 2 speech. Kua nanu te reo. 3 language; dialect.
reoreo, n. 1 a bird. 2 jdain or undulating coxmtry. Compare raorao.
Reoreoa, a. ruffled in temper, as after a quarrel between near relatives.
Repa, n. 1 belly of a shark. 2 a kind of mat ; the same as ta- tata.
Repe, n. a variety of potato.
reperepe, n. doivry.
Repehina, n. agrostis cemula; a grass. Ka rere te repehina, ko Pekehawani; kua kore te kai o te wai.
Repo, n. 1 sivamp. 2 sting ray ; a fish. 3 cannon.
reporepo, n. a slippery weed growing on rocks.
Rera.
whakarera, a. high.
Rere, v. i. 1 run (as water); move quickly. He tai rere; a tide which has run out thoroughly, as low water at spring tides. 2 fly. Rere tonu te kukupa, a tau noa atu i te matapihi o te whare o Tinirau. — be cct?'ried away. Me te huruhuru manu ka rere i te hau. (170) 3 escape. Kahore he rerenga o
taua ope. 4 sail. Rere noa atu ana, rei'e noa atu ana, he waka i tona rerenga. (70) 5 leap. Ka rere iho taua wahine nei ki roto ki te koruiirua. (13) Space to and fro in making a speech. 7 rise or set, as the heavenly bodies. He marama e ka rere ake ana i te pae te ahuatanga. (159) E to, e te ra, e rere ki te rua. 8 be horn. Ka rere ta Tauwheoro, ko Hokinga. 9 be rejected. Hoatu rawa ta taua korero ki a Paoa, rere ana i a ia. 10 hang. Ko te here ka waiho kia i-ere ana. (147) 11 rere ke, he changed; be dijfer- ent. Pass, reia, or rerengia, be run upo7i or over; be run after. Ka reia taua wahine e nga tane o reira (148) ; he sailed over. Ka roa tenei wahi e reia nei e tenei waka. (71)
rere, n. 1 ivaterfall. 2 shocol; swarm. Ka mau katoa te rere kakara.
rere, ad. abruptly ; suddenly. Motu rere te taura nei.
rerere, v. i. run, &c., to and fro.
■whakarere, v. t. 1 cast away ; reject. Me whakarere enei ra- kau; kua pirau. 2 leave; for- sake. Katahi ka whakarerea e ratou tera wahi. 3 use a weapon in striking a blow. Tahi ano te whakarerenga iho o tana meremere. (120)
■whakarere, ad. suddenly. Ka puta whakarere mai tehautonga.
Rere, int. demanding attention. E hoa! rere!
Rereahiahi, n. the evening star.
Rerehape, n. a sub -variety of Hihoj-e' 2}hormium tenax.
Rerehu, n. the star whose appear- ance marks the 9th month; per- haps Antares.
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RSrShu, V. i. be heated. Ka re-
i-ehu te okeoke. Rerei, ad. there. E noi mai re-
rei. Reremai, n. a large kind of
shark. Rgrepehi, n. tattooing on the
breech. Rerepari, n. a kind of crab. Rererua, a. double; in two thick- nesses ov folds. Rgrewai, n. potajnogeton natans;
a water-plant. Reri, n. rail. Retao, n. grass or leaves on which
the food is laid in a native
oven. Reti, n. snare. reti, V. ensnare. Reti, v. t. let on lease. Reto, a. deep. He wahi reto tera
taha. retoreto, n. nzolla rubra; a plant. Returetu, n. a water-plant. Reua, n. a shrub. Rewa, V. i. 1 melt; become liquid.
2 float. 3 get under loay; start.
Kotahi te mano o nga waka, ka
rewa ki te moana, ka hoe. (41)
4 be elevated; be high up. Ka
rewa te ra ki runga. re"wa, n. mast of a vessel. rewarewa, n. knightia excelsa;
a tree. ■whakarewa, v. t. 1 2yut afloat.
WHakarewaia te waka. 2 set
in motion. Ka whakarewaia a
Kahukura, a Itupawa, a Rongo-
mai. (84) 3 melt. Rew^ai. ■wh.akare"wai, v. i. rain heavily.
I ua nehu i mua; muri iho ka
whakarewai, ka rahi ake te pata. Rewera, n. devil. Revrha, n. eyelid. Manana kau
ana nga rewha. rewhare'wha, n. epidemic sick-
ness; influenza, &c.
Ri, V. t. shut out with a screen. Ka riia te hau.
rianga, n. screen. Homai nga raupo naka hei rianga.
Riaka, v. i. strain; jmt forth strength. Riaka ana nga uaua ki te pupuri i a au.
Riaki, a v. t. lift up. No tana riakanga i nga riwai nei. fi v. i. fall out.
Rianga, see ri.
Rie, a. tivo. E rie.
rienga, a. tivo. E rienga i a ma- tou.
Riha, n. nit.
rihariha, a. small.
"whakarihariha, a. 1 digusted. 2 disgusting.
RThi, n. 1 dish. 2 lease.
Rika, a. 1 restless in sleep; un- easy. I a au e moe ana, ka rika tera au. 2 impatient. Me haere koutou ki te arahi i te hanga ka rika nei ki te haere.
rikarika, a. 1 abashed; overawed. Te rikarika te tangata ra ki tona rangatira. 2 having m-is- givings. Kihai i rikarika tana patu, kihai i titiro. 3 hesitat- ing. Te rikarika te whaka- tikanga o te iwi nei.
"whakaririka, v. i. 1 be anxious or apprehe7isive. Me te noho matou ; me te whakaririka, akua- nei matou ka tahui'i. 2 ivait anxiously. WHakaririka noa ana matou kia tika te hau. 3 coiver; crouch.
"whakarikarika, a. exciting feel- ings of disgust ; disgusting.
Riki, plural ririki, a. small. He ririki anake enei rakau.
rikiriki, a. 1 in small portiotis or sections; in fragments. 2 Ka mahora rikii'iki tatou; we are altogether scattered.
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Riri
RiKi, n. leek; onion.
Rikd, V. i. wane. Ka riko te
marilnia. rikoriko, a. dusky; darkish. 1
te aliiahi rikoriko. RiKONA, n. deacon. Rima, a. jive. Rimu, n. dacvydmni cupressi-
tium: a tree. rimurimu, n. 1 seaweed. 2 moss.
3 inlldeu}. Rimurapa, n. d'nrvillea utilis ;
a seaweed. Rimurehia, n. a seaweed. RiNBNA, n. linen. RiNi, n. ring. Rind, n. 1 twist of tico or three
strands. Rino makawe; lock
of frizzled hair. 2 iron. rinorino, n. tivist of two or tliree
strands. whakarino, n. hag for fish when
caught, lield open by a lioop,
and placed in tlie water. Ringa, or ringaringa, n. liand;
arm. He tangata ringa kino;
an indnstrious man. Ringi, or riringi, v. t. 1 poitr
out. Ringihia mai he wai i roto
i te taha. 2 throw in great
numbers; shoiver. Te ringiha-
nga mai o te tao, o te manuka.
(lOl)
Ripa, n. boundary line.
ripa, a V. i. make a line ov furrotv. Kei te takahi i te ara, a tawhiti noa atu, ripa ke atu, ripa ke mai. (94) fi v. t. deprive an atua of jjower.
riparipa, v. t. j3ut a border to. Riparipaia ta tatou hangi.
riparipa, n. tattooing on the cheeks.
Ripeka, a. lying across one an- other. He ara ripeka: a cross road.
ripeka, n. cross.
ripeka, v. t. 1 lay across. 2 mark icitii a cross. 3 crucify.
RiPENETA, a V. i. repent. (i n. repentance.
Ripi, V. t. cut; gash.
ripiripi, v.t. cut open. He ika ka ripiripia ; he ika ka haehaea. (98)
ripi, n. stick to kill eels ivitli.
Ripo, n. 1 whirljjool; eddy; curl. 2 deep pool. Kua tae ki te ripo, kei reira te WHeke a Muturangi e noho ana. (109) Used of the deep sea. Te ripo tauarai ki Oropi.
ripo, or riporipo, a. eddying; curling. He hau ripo. — Ka puhia mai e te hau, ka rij^oripoa te mura o te ahi.
Rira, a. strong. Koia ano te rira o tenei tangata ki te mahi.
"whakarira, v. i. put forth strengh ; toork hard. I runga aliau i te whakarira, a ruwlia noa iho.
Rirapa, a. havi7ig fat projections. He pukatea tena rakau ina hoki te rirapa.
Rire, n. deej) tvater.
Riri, a V. i. pass, riria, 1 be angry. Ka rongo ki te patunga o tana kuri, katahi ka riri. 2 quarrel ; fight. Mo apopo taua riri ai. (92) The passive is sometimes used impersonally. Katahi ka riria; then they fought. (3 v.t. rebuke ; forbid. Katahi te ta- ngata nei ka riri kia kati te haka. (194)
riri, n. 1 anger. 2 quarrel. Riri taua nui; ivar between two na- tions. Riri taua whenua ; quar- rel betiveen tribes, about women, right to land, &c. Riri tara whare; quarrel between differ- ent sections of the sa7ne hapti.
ririri, v. i. quarrel one with an- other. Ka ririri nga wahine nei. (139)
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Ro
Ririki, see riki.
Ririo, V. i. he diminished. Ka ririo te mate o toku ringaringa.
Ririu, see under riu.
RiriwS,i, n. stakes in the bed of a river, to which nets are attached.
Ririvraka, n. scirpus maritimus ; a marsli plant.
Riro, V. i. 1 be gone or come aivay. Kua riro atu tana wa- hine ki te kawe wai ma raua. 2 he brought; be taken ; be car- ried away. Kua riro mai i a Tawhaki te iwa [o nga taro]. (49) 3 be gotten or obtained. Ka riro te kainga i a Manaia ratou ko ana tama. (123) 4 6e; become. Katahi ka riro ma Pita 6 hanga te whare. Riro ke; be changed.
■whakariro, or -whakariro ke, V. t. wrest; pervert. Kei whaka- riroia ta matou korero e koe.
riro, ad. intensive. Nonamata )"iro; from very ancient times.
riroriro, n. (/erygone flaviventris ; a bird. I hea koe i te tangi- hanga o te riroriro? Where were you when the riroriro ivas sing- ing? i.e. in the spring, or plant- ing season.
Riroi, n. rat.
Rita, n. an evil spirit. Haere ana a Rita, noho ana te ta- ngata.
RitakS,, n. leaves, &c., with which food is covered in a native oven.
Rite, a. 1 like. I rite ahau ki ia manu, ki ia manu ; manu iti, manu rahi. (19) 2 alike. Kia rite koutou te haere. 3 co?'- respondi7ig in position, number, (fee. Ka pakarua iho te wahi i rite ake ai tona iringa ake. (64) — Ko nga rangatira i rite tonu : e toru nga matua, toko-
toru hoki nga rangatira. (loi) 4 balanced by an equivalent ; j)aid for. Kua rite noa ake i a au te kakahu. 5 performed ; fulfilled. Rite tonu etahi 0 nga kupu i a ia. (65) 6 agreed to. Heoi ka rite enei korero i a ratou katoa.
whakarite, v. t. 1 make like. 2 compare; liken. 3 put in order; arrange; fix. 4 balance by an equivalent. 5 fulfil; pierform.
ritenga, n. 1 likeness. 2 cus- tom; habit; practice. 3 place or thing corresp07iding ; price, (fee.
Rito, n. young unexpanded leaves, or heart of a plant. Ko te rito i waenganui te waiho.
Riu, n. 1 bilge of a canoe or vessel. Riu tainga wai; place in a canoe, ivhere the water is haled out. 2 anything similar in shape: valley. Te riu o Waiapu, e tuwhera kau nei. — belly of a fish. Pawharatia tonutia i te riu. (155)
ririu, v. i. 1 subside into its channel or bed. Kua ririu te waipuke ki roto ki te awa. 2 j)ass by. I kite atu au i a ia e ririu ana i ko. Pass, riua, be gone. Ka riua ia koe.
Riuka.
■whakariuka, a. restless from cold. Moe whakariuka ana au i te po nei.
Riwai, n. potato.
Riwha, a. chipped; gapped. Ka riwha te papa.
riwha, n. chink.
RiWHi, n. substitute.
R5, n. mantis; an insect.
R6, for roto i te in complex pre- positions. Ka noho ano a NGa- toro i ro pa. (92) See roto.
Roa 161
Rda, plural roroa, a. 1 lomj ; tall. He tangata roroa anake. 2 sloiv; taking a long time.
"whakaroa, v. t. 1 lenythen. 2 delay.
Roaka, a. abundant. Compare ra^waka.
R5au, n. rail in a fence.
Roha, a. spread out; expanded. E roha ana nga pakikau o te koau. Pakau-roharoha ; winged grasshopper.
roha, n. sting ray; a fish.
Rohe, n. 1 boimdary. 2 hand- net for fish. 3 basket.
roherohe, v. t. mark off by a boundary line; separate. Ko nga rangi i roherohea e Tane.
(32) roherohe, n. torch. Compare
toroherohe. Rohi, V. t. screen with b^ishes. I
te rohi kumara matou i te mai'a
a Maru. Rohutu, n. myrtles obcordata ; a
tree. Roi, n. fern-root. roiroi, a. half-cooked. Ma wai
tenei kai roiroi? roiroi, v.t. tie uj). Roiroia te
rawhi. roiroi, n. dwarf. roroi, v. t. grate into a pulp. roroi, n. kiimara grated or mashed. whakaroiroi, v. i. wander about;
be unstable; be unsettled. RoiA, n. lawyer.
Roihd, a. bent double by weak- ness. Roimata, n. 1 tears. 2 j)7'esent
made to bereaved persons. Roke, n. excrement. rokeroke, n. a variety of potato. R5koh9,nga, v. pass, be overtaken
or com,e upon; be reached. Ro-
kohanga atu e au kua mate ke. Rokohina, the same as roko-
M
Rongo
hanga. RSkii, or rorSku, v. i. 1 be
tveighed down; sink. He ma- rama ka roku i te pae. 2 grow weak; decline; used of a person dying; of fire that will not burn, &c. WHakaara noa au i a ia, ka roroku tonu atu. 3 act the coward; subiiiit tamely to insult or degradation.
Roma, n. current; stream.
Romi, or rSromi, v. t. 1 squeeze. Aua e romia kei kutere. 2 plunder.
Rona, V. t. 1 bind; confine with cords, &c. Kua tukua inaianei, a inaianei kua ronaia ano. 2 confine thatch to prevent it from being carried away by the wind. Kahore ano i ronaa te whare.
3 engulph. Ka kawhakina e te au kume, e te au rona. (112)
4 prepare cockles in the form of a pudding. Kei te rona pipi a Kino.
R5naki, a. 1 sloping ; slanting. Te puke ronaki. 2 gliding easily. Te ngaru, te aha, ka ronaki te haere. 3 steady, as wind. He hau tika; ronaki tonu mai i muri.
Rongo, V. t. pass, rangona. 1 hear. Kahore ranei koe i rongo wawara o raro nei na? {^^) 2 feel. Katahi ka rangona e au te mamae. 3 smell. Rongo kau ano te tupua ra i te hau- nga ahua tangata. (150) 4 taste. Ka kai a Kae, ka rongo i te reka. (36) 5 obey. NCare noa, kihai hoki i rongo. (143)
rorongd, v. t. repeat the commence- r)ient of a song, &c. Katahi ka rongohia atu e Rongorongo. (108)
rongo, n. 1 tidings; report ; fame. Ka nui noa atu tona rongo;
Rongoa
paku ana ki nga iwi katoa. 2 feacG after war. Hohou rongo; make peace. — Ka mau te rongo; peace is made. (i66) — Rongo-a-whare ; peace brought about by the mediation of a woman. — Rongo-a-marae ; peace brought about by the mediation of a man.
"whakarongo, v. t. 1 cause to hear; inform. Hoki tonu te purahorua ra ki te whakarongo i nga wahi i kapi i nga tangata o runga i a te Arawa. (8i) 2 listen; attend. E whakarongo ana raua ki te putanga mai o te hau. (93) WHakarongo- uka; bear pain with fii'mness.
■whakarongoa, n. noise. Te wha- karongoa o te tamaiti nei ! Used interjectionally. WHaka- rongoa ! Hush I
R5ngda, v. t. 1 preserve; take care of Rongoatia a tatou kai mo apopo. 2 a2ip>^y medicines to.
rongoa, n. 1 anything preserved. Hence applied to drugs. 2 medicine; remedy; preservative against sickness or death. He mata tawhito te karakia a Ta- mure hei rongoa mona. (172)
R6ng6hua, n. perch for birds.
Rongomaibro, n. steejj roof.
RSngotainui, n. a long -leaved variety of tihore phoriniura tenax.
R6ng6ua, n. basket for cooked food, used in some religious ceremonies.
RSngS'wS.hS,, v. t. muzzle. Ho- atu, rongovvahatia ta taua kuri.
Ropa, n. 1 slave; servant. Ka- tahi a Marutuahu raua ko tana ropa ka haere mai. (137) 2 single man; lodger in a family.
I. R6pi, n. potato.
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II. Ropi, and roropi, v. t. 1 close.
Ropia te kuwaha. 2 cover up.
3 use as a covering. Ropia tou
kakahu. Ropine, v. t. cover up. Ropinea
nga mea na ki waenganui. Ropu, n. 1 compariy of persons.
2 chcmp of trees. 3 gust of
wind; squall. Ka puta mai te
ropu hau, tutu ana te puehu o
te whenua. Rora, a. 1 powerless. Ki taku
titiro, kua rora a Hirini. 2
lazy. Katahi te rora o ta kou-
tou mahi. roratanga, n. place or time at
which anything can be overcome
or surmoii7ited. 'Turaungatao,
me aha tatou e whiti ai?' 'Tena
ano kei ona roratanga.' R6r6, n. snare; trap. rore, v. t. ensnare. Ka puta te
kiore ki roto, ka rorea. rore, a. 1 deceitfxd. He rore noa
te malii a te tangata ra. 2
weary. 3 intoxicated. rorerore, a. 1 entangled. 2
enervating: relaxing. Rorerore
ana tera te whiti o te ra. "whakarorerore, v. t. bitid. He
aha te tikanga ka whakarore-
rorea noatia nei au e koel RorSa, n. tide-bore. Rori, V. t. 1 bind. 2 gather
cockles. rori, a. entangled. I reira nga
whakaheke e rori ana. rori, n. 1 basket in ivhich cockles
are gathered. 2 animalcules in
the sea. RSri, a. distorted. Ka rori nga
kauae. Roria, n. Jew's-harp. Roro, n. 1 braiiis; mctrroiv. 2
entrance; doorivay. R6roa, see under roa. Rdr5ai, n. a fish.
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Rueke
R6r6hu, v.i. whiz; btizz.
Ror6r6, n. 1 olea montana; moun- tain maire. 2 pieces of wood rubbed together to procure fire. 3 ant.
RbtS,, n. a fish.
Rota, n. lot.
Rot&ri, n. fierce looks. Ka tu mai tera nga rotari.
rotari, a. fierce.
I. R6t6, n. lake. whakaroto, a. without current;
still, of water.
II. Roto, n. treated in construction like the proper name of a place. 1 the inside. Ko roto o te whare, i ki katoa i te tangata. Ki roto ki; i^ito ; in. Ki roto i ; i roto i ; hei roto i, &c. ; in. Sometimes used with an ellipsis of the preposition following. He kai ma roto puku. (158) See also ro. 2 the midst. Ka tu nga tokotoko ki roto ki te otaota. (79) 3 places inland, or uj) a river.
R6tu, and rorStii, a. heavy. Ro- rotu ana nga kanohi i te moe.
r6r6tu, v. t. oppress with sleep. Ka rotua te whare e nga wahine ra. (37)
I. R6u, a. chib-footed.
II. R5u, V. t. 1 reach or procure hy means of a pole or stick. Roua he kiekie ma tatou. 2 collect cockles or other shell-fish. Kei te rou kakahi. (157)
rou, n. long stick used to reach
anything with. rourou, n. 1 small basket for
cooked food. 2 '■kete^ made
with loops at the ends. Routu, n. comb. RoTvau. whakaroTvau, a. immovable.
Tenei ano etahi te noho whaka-
rowau nei; kiano i tahuri noa M2
ki te karakia, ahakoa tohea atu
kia haere mai. RS^whea, a. weary. Ka rowhea
noa iho au i te mahinga. Ru, a V. t. shake. Ka ru i ona ma-
kawe. (55) (i v.i. shake. Ru
ana te whenua. ru, n. earthquake. rtiru, v.t. shake. whakaruru, v. i. rumble. Kei
tawhiti te whakarurunga pu
inanahi.
I. Rua, a. ttvo.
ruarua, a. 1 0/ two minds; in doubt. Ka ruarua toku ngakau. 2 few.
ruriia, ad. both equally. E tika rurua ana raua.
II. Riia, n. 1 p)^t; hole. Me haere au ki roto ki te rua noho ai. (97) 2 p)otato-store. 3 grave.
■whakarua, n. north-east sea- breeze. WHakarua-kopito; a kind of ornamental work in the interior of native buildings.
Ruahine, see ruAvahine.
Ruaki, v.t. vomit. Ka ruakina te kai ki waho. WHakapai- ruaki; have a feeling of nausea.
Rua-k6auau, n. kumara-store.
RuarS,ngi, a. 1 large (of animals). He kuri ruarangi. 2 He pake ruarangi; a rough mat made of leaves of kiekie, which have been previously macerated in water.
Rua-tahiihu, n. potato-store.
Ruatapu, a. having two entrances. Ano he kiore e mau ana i te tawhiti whakaruatapu. (160)
RiiatarS,, n. large lizard.
Rua-tiravra, n. store with an ex- cavated fioor.
Ruaumoko, n. the demon of earth- quakes. Te tini o Ruaumoko,
Rua"wahia, n. a star which ap- pears in the 9th month.
Rileke, n. verandah.
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Ruha, and ruharuha, a. ragged. He kete ruharuha. See also ruTvha.
ruha, n. worn-out net. He ruha kupenga; a rag of a net.
Riihi, a. weak; exhausted.
ruriihi, n. old tvoman.
whakaruhi, v. t. enervate. Ka whakaruhiruhia te tangata e tenei mate.
Riii, v.t. scatter; sotv.
ruirui, v. t. 1 shake to and fro. 2 shake off.
Rukariika, a. iyidejinite. I ma- hue rukaruka te korero nei, kahore hoki i marama.
Ruke, v.t. throw. Rukea te ku- penga ki te moana.
whakaruke, v. t. strike. Me whakaruke te kuri ki te rakau.
Riiku, V. t. dive for. Kei te ruku paua nga tangata.
rukuruku, v. t. gather u}) into small comjxiss. "Rukuruku Hunaa, horahora Papakanui"; a proverb expressing the superi- ority of plain serviceable gar- ments to those which are merely ornamental; Hunaa being the name of a place where fine flax was grown, and Papakanui that of a kiekie thicket.
rukuruku, n. small basket or basket half-full. "Ko te ruku- ruku a WHakaotirangi"; a proverb for scarcity of food.
rurukti, v. t. 1 draiv together with a cord. WHiria he taura hei ruruku i nga pakitara o te whare. 2 bind together any- thing that is broken or fallen to pieces. Pass, rukutia.
jr&ruk'u, n. band; girdle. Homai tetahi ruruku kia piri ai.
Rukutia, n. a variety of iihore phormium tenax.
RtJMA, n. room; apartment.
Rumaeko, n. tail-feathers of a bird.
Rumaki, a v.t. 1 duck in the xoater. 2 plant kumara, &c. /? V. i. 1 stoop; bow. Ka ru- maki tonu te pane ki raro ki te hoe. 2 disa^^i^ear below the horizon, as stars. The passive rumakiua is also used in this sense.
rumaki, n. basket of seed-pota- toes.
I. RunS,, n. 1 rumex flexuosus; dock. 2 a water-plant.
II. RunS,, v.t. 1 tie together; draw together. Kotahi tonu te kete i runaia ai. 2 steer. Runaa te ihu o te waka ki waho. 3 reduice; pare down. Runaa mai nga taha o te rakau kia iti mai.
runanga, n. assembly ; council.
runanga, v.t. discuss at a meet- ing.
Riinga, n. treated in construction like proper names of places. 1 the top; the upper part. He mea puhipuhi a runga ki te puhi kereru. (154) Ki runga; ujnvards; on high. I runga; on high. Ki runga ki; ki runga i; tipon. Ki runga ake i; above. Ra-runga-tia mai i te taiepa; let it be jjassed over the fence. 2 the south; southern parts.
Rupahii, a. 1 blustering ; angry. 2 random; wild. Katahi te tangata taliupera; rupahu noa iho ana korero.
Riipe, ruperupe, v.t. 1 shake violently. He aha tau e rupe- rupe i tou kakahu? 2 treat with violence.
Rupekg, v.i. be all come together. Kua rupeke mai nga tangata.
Rur6, v.t. 1 shake. 2 toss about; scatter. He aha i rurea atu ai
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Ta
nga kai na; te whakawhaiti- tia? 3 bnmhj tcords; wrangle. Kororo atu ana ratou; rure atu; I'ure mai.
rurerure, v. t. 1 brandish. Ka rurcrurea tana paraoa. 2 mal- treat. Kati me he rurerure i to potiki.
RuRi, n. rule.
RURi, v.t. 1 vieasure. 2 survey land.
I. Riiru, n. owl; athene JVovce Zelandice.
II. Riiru, a v.t. tie together. Me i mohio koutou ki te ruru mokl. fi v.i. draio closer together. E ta, kahore koe e ruru mai kia whaiti?
ruru, a. 1 sheltered from wind. He wahi ruru tenei. 2 close together. Ka ruru nga whetu; of Pleiades.
Rururu-taha, n. loud thunder.
Rurutake, a. shivering.
Ruru"wS,i, a. foolish; silly. Te
mate o te tangata ra, he ruru-
wai noa iho, he porangi. Ruta, v.i. 7-age; bluster. Kaua
e natia taku korero ; waiho kia
ruta ana au. Rutaki, a. blustering ; furious. Rutii, a v.t. 1 jolt; jerk. 2
dash down; fell. He rutunga
na te mate. 3 try to obtain by
flattery. He rutu taonga mana.
(3 v.i. 1 nod from side to side.
He hoka pai, e rutu ana. 2 be
agitated with anger; storm.
Rutu noa ana te tangata ra. Riiwahine, n. 1 old woman. 2
ivoman under the restriction of
Hapu.' Rtiwao, a. large. He kokopu
ruwao ; an expression applied to
great chiefs. Ruwha, a. weary. Ka ruwha
oku waewae.
T
I. Ta, a v.t. 1 dash down. He ua ta whakarere; very heavy rain. 2 strike ^vith a stick, &c. ; beat. Hoatu tatou ki te ta karaka. — Ta i te kawa; strike with a branch of kaivakawa; this being part of the 'pure' ceremony. Hei te ra e whaongia ai te tupapaku ki te papa, ka taia te kawa o te papa. 3 sprinkle by means of a branch or bunch of leaves dipped in water. 4 whip a top. E ta ana to tamaiti i tana kaihotaka.
5 dash the water out of a canoe ; bale. Tangia te riu o te waka.
6 paint; 2y'>'int. Ano i taia ki te takou te whero. (i6) 7 tattoo. Na wai i ta to moko?
8 net. Katahi ano ka kitea te ta o te kupenga. (179) /? v.i. 1 breathe. Ka ta toku manawa, ka mamae. — Ka wha- kata i tona manawa; she takes breath. (132) 2, be oblique; de- viate from the pe7-pendicular. He ta kakaho, ka kitea ; he ta tangata, e kore e kitea. Compare takau.
ta, n. 1 mallet; maid. 2 whip for a top. 3 scoop for bailing water out of a canoe (tata). 4 stern of a canoe. 5 (or tata) shin; lower joint of the leg. 6 iviiid. He ta tika tenei mo te kaipuke.
tata, v.t. bale water out of a canoe.
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tS,ta, n. vessel losed to bale tvith.
tata, v.t. 1 dash down. 2 break to jneces by dashing on the ground. Hence cleave; split up. Tatakia te rakau na hei wahie ma taua. 3 strike repeatedly with a stick; beat. 4 opjwse; contradict. E pa, he kupu tata to kupu. See tata.
tanga, n. 1 circumstance, time or place of dashing, &c. 2 com,- pany; relay. Haere tonu atu te tanga o mua. (193) — E toru tansra o toku kaainga ka noho atu apopo. 3 place where a seine is ivorked. Kia tae atu au ki te kawe i te hau o tenei tanga ika. (22)
II. Ta, n. a mode of address among tribes on the East coast. E ta!
III. Ta, a particle compounded of te, the, and a, of. Plural a. 'Ta Raumati kupenga' is equi valent to 'te kupenga a Rau- mati.'
Taahu, for tahu, see tahuhu.
Taawhe, v. i. 1 go round a cor- ner. A ka taawhe ratou i Muriwhenua. (123) 2t be tra- velled all round. Ka taawhe i a au te motu nei te haere.
Taawhi, v. t. suppress feelings, &c. Taawhi noa iho ana, e totoko tonu ake ana i roto i te ngakau te whanowhanoa. (82)
taa'whitaawhi, v.i. hang back. Kihai ia i taawhitaawhi, kia whakaaroaro ranei, kia aha ranei. (164)
I. Tae, v.i. 1 arrive. Kua tae mai a Paoa ki to matou whare. (196) 2 go; come. He aha koa ra, ko koe kia tae; heoi ano. 3 reach the tUmost lii7iit. Ka tae te roa o to kai. (84) Pass. taea. 1 be reached. Ka taea
te taingawui o te ihu. (72) Hence often equivalent to as far as; utitil. Ka noho ki Piako, taea noatia te ngahuru.
2 be equalled. Kahore he ta- ngata e taea ai aTe Horo, te oha.
3 be effected: be accomjMshed. Ka taea e au tenei, ka taea hoki e au tera atu aianei. (19) Often with an infinitive verb to denote the character of the action. E kore e taea te whai. (144) 4 be overcome; be taken. He pa taea.
"whakataetae, v.i. try strength; contend. Ka mea a Tamure kia whakataetae ia ki a Kiki. (172)
II. Tae, n. 1 juice of bruised plants. 2 dye. Kua hemo te tae o nga kakahu.
Taeaka, n. a variety of potato.
Taeka, for taea, see under tae.
Taeki, v. i. lie. Hei kona taeki ai; let it lie there.
Taematuku, a. ^9Mr?tZem<. Ka taematukutia a roto o te mate.
Taeo, n. thicket of 'kiekie' or 'ka- reao.' Me te taeo pirita.
Taepa, v.i. haoig dow7i. Kei hopu tou ringa ki te aka tae- pa; engari kia mau ki te aka matua. (49) Te taepaepatanga o te rangi ; the p>lace ivhere the sky hangs doivn to the hori- zon. (72)
taepa, n. fence.
Taero, v.i. become weak. Kua taero noa kua tu a whakamate. Compare maero.
Taewa, n. 1 potato. 2 catarrh.
TS,ha, n. 1 side. Kei te taha o te wai e takoto ana. 2 leaf of flax plant.
taha, v.i. ^:)«ss on one side; go by. Ka taha te patu i tona angaanga. (91)
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tahataha, n. steep bank of ;i river. whakataha, Avhakatataha, v. i.
(JO oil one side; steal. VVliak.-i- tatalia, ana; ko Autahi ano.
"whakatahataha, v.i. turn from side to side.
TS,lia, n. calabash, with opening near the stalk. Katahi ka utu te tangata ra i tana taha. (91)
Tahae, v. t. 1 steal. Akuanei, whakapaea iho, na Hotunui i tahae. (136) 2 do anything by stealth.
tahae, n. 1 thief. 2 young fel- low; person. Z filth. (34)
Tahake, n. young felloiv ; person.
Tahaki, n. 1 one side. Haere ana te wahine ra ki tahaki tangi ai. (83) 2 the shore, regarded from the water. Ka tata ki tahaki, ka tutu a Tuanui. (113)
Tahakii, for taku.
Tahanui, n. a variety of ti 2)CL'ra with broad leaves.
Tahanga, a. 1 naked. Ko tenei tangata e noho tahanga nei, kahore he weruweru. 2 Binjity.
tahanga, ad. moderately ; a little. Kaua e waiho te wai kia koro- pupu : kia werawera tahanga.
Tahaohao, v. i. cease, of rain. Kua tahaohao te ua.
Tahapa, v. i. 1 pass by. Kua tahapa ke te kaipuke. 2 he left behind. Kua tahapa kei muri te kainga.
tahapa, a. at an acute angle. He awa tahapa; a river which makes an acute angle with the sea at its mouth. Ha awa ta- hapa, ka pai te haere; tena ka poupou ki waho, ka kino.
Taharahara, v.i. be diminished. Ka taharahara nga wahie.
Taharangi, n. a variety of the fish moho, of a reddish colour.
TS,hS,tai, n. sea-shore.
TahatikS,, n. coast-line. Kei te taunaha haere mai a Taikehu ma i nga whenua katoa o te tahatika. {75)
Tahatiti, n. peg; wedge; used to tighten anything.
Tahato, a. steep-to, of the shore.
Tahatu, n. 1 iipper edge of a seine or of a canoe-sail. 2 liorizon. Na taku potiki koe i tiki ki te tahatu o te rangi. (148)
I. Tahau, n, front j)<^^'i of the thigh.
II. TahS,u, pron. for tau, thy. Taha'wahawa, v. t. contaminate
ivith something Hapu.^ He aha
i tahawahawatia ai e koe nga
kai? Tahe, n. 1 menses. 2 abortion. whakatahe, n. abortion. whakatahe, v. t. 1 clear from
obstruction. Ka whakatahea
te awa kia rere ai te wai. 2
lead offiwto a drain. Tahe, n. calabash. Taheha, n. a small mat. Tahei, v. t. divide by a crease or
narroio stripe. Taheitia te pu-
kapuka. tahei, a. divided by a crease or
stripe. He poaka tahei ; a black
2ng, with a narrow white stripe
crossing its back. Taheke, v.i. descend. taheke, a. qidck. Kia taheke te
haere. taheke, n. waterfall; rajnd. tahekeheke, a. striped; streaked. Tahere, a v. t. tie; e?^snare. Ka
haere ki te tahere huahua ma
ratou. /3 v.i. hang oneself. I. Tahi, a. 1 one. 2 unique; un-
precedented. E tahi te oha a to
tangata ! tahi, ad. 1 together. Haere tahi
ana raua ki waho. 2 through-
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Tai
out. Tahi mai ano i te ihu, a te noko atu ana. (50) 3 alto- gether. Piirau tahi to korero.
II. Tahi, V. t. sroeep. Tahia te whare.
tahitahi, v. t. 1 scrape. E tahi- tahi ana ia i te I'iwai. 2 touch lightly. Kahore i tahitahi ki taku waewae; i pahemo.
tahitahi, ad. within a little. Tahi- tahi tonu taua ka riri i mua ake nei.
Tahira, n. 1 the day after to- morrow. A tahira te eke ai ki uta. (142) 2 the day before yesterday.
Tahiwi, n. heart of a tree. He rakau tawhito, e man te taitea i waho, e tu te tahiwi.
Tahoata, n. jnwiice-stone.
Tahoe, v. i. 1 stretch out the arms alternately in swimming. 2 swim. Pass, tahoetia, be swum over; be sailed over. Te moana e tahoetia nei e te pora.
Tahoho, a. soft; p)ulT>y. Tahoho noa nga pititi nei.
TahorS,, v. t. gather fruit off a tree. Me tahora he matai ki ro rahu.
Tahora, n. u,nctdtivated ojyen cotoidry. Kei waenga tahora e haere ana.
Tahoro, v. t. 1 carise to crumble down; throw dotvn a heap or structure. Tahoroa nga puke- puke. 2 pour out. Ka oti te tahoro te wai o te karaha.
Tahu, for tahiihu.
I. Tahu, n. 1 husband; sjjouse. 2 any other near relative. Ta- ngi-a-tahu; dirge.
II. T&hu, v.t. 1 set on fire; light; burn. Na nga tangata a Puhi i tahu te whare. 2 tend a fire. Kia pai te tahu o te ahi, kei paoa. 3 cook. Tahuna he kai
kia ora ai te haere.
Tahiia, n. 1 heap of food. 2 swm of money ; fund.
Tahiihu., n. 1 ridgepole of a house. 2 line of ancestry.
tahuhu, V. i. run in a continuous line. E tahuhu haere nei ano toku ingoa ki toku tupuna ki a Manaia. (123)
Tahuna, n. 1 shoal; sandbank. 2 seaside ; beach. 3 bed or land in a cultivation, divided off by furrows. 4 battle-field. Ka mate te hoariri, ka riro te ta- huna i tetahi.
Tahiiue, n. pappus of seed of raupo or iypha angustifolia.
Tahunga, n. 1 any downy sub- stance. 2 oakunn.
TahupgrS,, a. false. Ko nga ko- rero tahupera ano te tu o nga korero inaianei.
T^hiirangi, n. beings resembling fairies.
Tahuri, v. i. 1 turn oneself. 2 tU7-n over; upset. Kua tahuri te waka. 3 turn to; set to work. Tahuri; haehaea te ika nei.
(152)
tahurihuri, n. head.
Tahuti, V. i. ru7i away. Ka mea te wahine nei kia haei'e atu ia, kia tahuti. (144) 2 Tahuti mail a cry of welcome.
I. Tai, n. 1 sea. Wai tai; sea- tcater. 2 tide. Kia pari te tai ka hoe matou. Taitai nunui, tai teka, or tai toko; sp>ring- tides. Taitai ririki, tai kowa, or tai taia; neo.p -tides. Tai reporepo; tide kept up by wind. Ka pa te upoko o te tai; the tide is at its highest. Ka taui te tai; it is slack water. Ka maunu te tai ; the tide has begun to ebb. Ka matauru te tai; or Ka hura te mata o te tai; the
Tai
led
Tainahi
fide has begun to flow.
II. TS,i, n. a term of address in speaking to a married woman. E tai !
III. TS,i, n. the other side. Kei tai atu; beyond.
IV. Tai.
taitai, v. t. remove taj>u from a newly-built canoe: a ceremony accompanied with the slaughter of a slave. Hence, 'He taitainga waka koe noku' is equivalent to ^you are my slave. ^ — Ka tai- taia te waka. (112)
Taia, a. neaj?.
Taiaha, n. a flat weapon of hard wood, about 5ft. long, having one end carved in the shape of a tongue.
Taiahoaho, a. very light: gene- rally joined with marama, as marama taiahoaho.
Taiamiki, v.i. wander.
Taiapo, v.t. 1 carry in the arms. 2 covet. Ka taiapotia te kai- nga. 3 take oil to oneself.
TaiS-pii, v.t. assault; try to take by storm. A whea ta taua pa te taiaputia ai? Used also of a star wlien in close conjunction with the moon. Kei te taiapu te whetu i te marama. This is considered a sign of war, and indicative of the success of one side or the other, according to the position of the star.
Taiari, v.t. smash. Me he pipi taiari. Mango-taiari; a kind of shark.
Taiaroa, a. weary; exhatisted. Katahi ka taiaroa ake a roto i a au.
taiaroa, n.
Ka kawea te taiaroa ki a Apa- kura. (44)
Taiatea, a. faint-hearted; nervous. He ngakau taiatea.
TS,iS,wS,, n. 1 foreigner. 2 ca- tarrh; cold. 3 potato.
Taia"whio, v.t. go round about; enrircle.
Taiepa, n. fence.
TS,ihgk6, V. i. 1 descend; go down. Taiheke rawa te ra, ka tae tatou. 2 slope downwards. Taiheke tonu atu tera wahi.
Taiho, n. hea7't of a tree.
Taihoa, ad. by and bye. Taihoa ka kite ratou i ta ratou mahi. (141) — E tata mate; e roa taihoa.
Taika, v.i. lie in a heap. Kei nga mea e taika mai ra.
Taikaha, a. violent; impetuous.
Taikaka, n. heart-wood of a tree. Ruia taitea, kia tu ko taikaka anake.
Taikareha, n. the day before yesterday.
Taiki, n. 1 rib. 2 wicker basket; anything of wickerwork. Ka- tahi ka tikina he kareao i te ngahere, hei hanga taiki.
(154)
taiki, v.t. p)rovoke an atua by passing cooked food over any one who is tapu. Compare tapena.
Taikiri, int. expressing surprise or alarm. Taikiri ! taikiri ! kore rawa nei koe e ki mai ki ahau ! (165) Also taukiri, and tau- kuri.
Taiko, n. a bird.
Taikura, n. heart of a tree; red tvood.
Taima, n. time.
Taimaha, a. 1 heavy. 2 oppressed in body or mind.
Taimate, n. slack zvater. He taimate tenei; ka hoe tatou.
Taina, for teina.
Tainahi, or tainau^hi, n. yester- day.
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Tainakareha, n. the day before
yesterday. TainaAvhea. n. what time; inter-
I'Ogatively, of past time only. Taingawai, n. the part of a
canoe where the water is baled
out. TaiomS,, n. pipecZay. TS.i6r6rua, n. valley. Kia heke
tatou ki te taiororua, ka noho. Taipara, v. t. fire a volley at.
No toku whakatikanga ake, ka
taiparatia mai au.
I. Taipu, v.t. hetroth.
II. Taipu, n. sand hill.
Taipiia, v. i. lie in rounded mas- ses or heajjs, as cumulus clouds. Compare taupua.
Tairaki, n. a shell fish.
Tairangaranga, a. elevated.
whakatairangaranga, v.i. rise u]). Na NGapuhi i whakatai- rangaranga ki te riri, koia Tokakuku.
Tairi, v. i. of the sun late in the afternoon, when it hangs as it were over the horizon. Ka tairi te ra.
Tairi, v. t. block up. Tairia te ara.
Tairo, v. t. cause a tohunga to be destroyed by his oivn atua. I meatia atu ona mea tapu ki roto ki te hangi kai, hei tairo i a ia; kia hoki mai ai ona atua ki te kai i a ia.
TairSa, a. lingering ; sj^ending much time over anything. He tairoa ahau ki te moe.
TS-ita, n. S7iag ; timber fixed in the bed of a river.
Taitahae, a. oppressive; weary- ing. He taitahae te ngaru nei.
Taitai, see under tai.
Tait9,ia, a. unlucky in fishing, &c.
TaitS,iahengS,, n. producing no food. He moana taitaiahenga,
he onge tahi rangi; a proverb, for au unsuccessful fishing ex- cursion.
Taitama, n. young man.
Taitamariki, n. young m,an; young perso7i of either sex.
Taitamahine, n. young woman.
Taitata, a. 7iear. Kihai ano i taitata atu. (151)
Taitea, n. white wood; sap.
taitea, a. fearful; timid. He manawa taitea.
Taitei, n. Thursday.
Taitiia, n. 1 the fui^ther side of any solid body. Kei taitua o te whare. 2 for tai tua, western sea. See tua.
Taituri, n. dew.
Taiiiru, v.i. lean; decline from the perpendicular. Kia taiuru te tu o te taiepa.
Taiv/haru, n. a fish.
I. Taka, v.i. 1 fall off. Taka ana ki raro takoto ai. (16) 2 fall away ; desist. Ka taka ra- tou ki raro o ta ratou mahi.
3 turn on a pivot ; revolve; roll.
4 undergo change in direction. Ehara ianei i te aroaro ka taka ki te kainga? — Akuanei ka taka tonga te hau. 5 go round. Kua taka nga waka ki tua. 6 pass., as a period of time. 7 fail of ftdfilme7it, as a promise.
8 range; roam, at large. E taka mai ra nga tamariki i waho. 9 fall to 07ie's lot or tu7'7i. Kua taka mai ki a au te mea nui. 10 be completely en- circled. Ka awheo te marama, ka taka.
taka, ad. on all sides; rou7id.
tatakS,, v. i. fall freque7itly or in 7i7imbers.
"whakataka, a v. t. 1 throw down; cause to fall off. 2 7nus- ter: assemble. Kua riro a Te
Taka
Horo ki te wliakataka taua. 3 surround. Katalii te lioko- whitu ra ka whakataka i taua whare, a, taka noa. (41) /i v. i. take a circuitous course. E whakataka ana te ara konihi a Te ruhihuia (170)
whakataka-riri, a. 1 rousing in- dignation; vexatious. 2 vexed.
whakataka, n. herd. Ka taki rail nga kararehe i te whaka- taka kotahi.
II. Taka, v. t. 1 prepare. Ma nga pononga e taka he kai. 2 taka whakaaro, mahara, &c., entertain a design ; jjropose. Ka taka a WHakatau i te mahara kia haere ia ki te taki- taki i te mate o tona tuakana.
(40) takataka, a v. t. 7nake ready, p V. i. get ready to start. Kei te takataka te ope.
III. Taka, v. i. lie in a heap. taka, n. heap). Me huihui a ta-
tou kumara kia kotahi te taka. Taka, n. batten which covers the outside or inside of the joint of the rauawa of a canoe. He taka to waho, he paewai to roto.
Taka, v.t. fasten a fishhook to a line. Katahi a Maui ka taka i tana matau. (20)
taka, n. thi-ead by which the hook is fastened to the line.
Takaawhe, a. circuitous. He ara takaawhe.
Takahe, v. i. go ivrong ; come to tiothing. Mehemea ka takahe ta korua tukunga ki te pakeha, katahi ano ka taea te pana i te pakeha.
Takahi, v.t. 1 trample. E ta- kahi ana nga tamariki i nga kumara. 2 place the foot on anything to hold it. Ko te
I.
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wahine tena nana i takahi te kauahi, he wahine tapu hoki. 3 plunder. 4 disobey; violate. Kua takahia nga kupu i rongo ra ratou. (22) 5 intransitively, dance. Katahi ra ka takahia. (167) takahi, n. that part of the trunk of a tree which is nearest to the ground. takahanga, n. 1 circumstance &c. of trampling. 2 sole of the foot. TakahSa, n. covipanion. Takahore, n. 1 widower ; widow.
2 naked p>erson. Takahuri, v.i. roll. Takai, v. t. 1 wrajj up; wrap round. He mea apoapo e te rimu, takai atu, takai mai. (11) 2 wind round. takai, n. wrapper ; covering. takatakai, v. t. tvind round and
roimd. TakakS,, n. 1 common fern; 2^teris aquilina. Ka mate oku waewae i te ngaunga a te ta- kaka. 2 fibres in fern-root. Takakau, n. 1 stalk; straw. 2
fore-arm. Takakau, a. Ifreef-om business ; at leisure. Taihoa e haere, kia takakau; kei haere maharahara te ngakau. (189) ^ free from the marriage-tie. Takamingomingo, v. t. turn round. Takamingomingo ana a raro o te whenua. Takamiri, v. i. keep close. Ko tetahi mea tera i takamiri ai tera i te taha o Te Makarini. Takaniti, a. prompt. Kahore i takaniti i te taenga atu o te kupu. TS,kaoi6i, v.i. writhe; roll. Takaonge, v. i. be in want. Ta- kaonge noa i ro ngahere; koi
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Takeke
kai, koi aha. TS,kaor6, n. ring on the leg of a
captive bird, to prevent the
string from cutting it. TS,kS,oriori, v. i. ivrithe; roll over
and over. TakapSpS,, v.t. double wp. Taka-
papaa te kete. takapapa, n. mat on which to
spread cooked food. TS,kS,pau, n. mat to sleep on.
Hurihanga takapau; conclusion
of the ^pure^ ceremony. Ka
hurihia te hurihanga takapau;
ka noa. (22) takapau, v.t. set free from Hajni.'
Ka takapauria. (112) Takapu, n. 1 helly. 2 middle of
a drag-net. TS,kapui, a. going about in com-
fany. TS,kS,piik6, v. t. flant in hillocks.
Me takapuke nga purapura. TS,kararara,utau, n. a pattern
of 'tukutuku' ornament on the
walls of a native house. TakS,r6, a. eager; strenuous. E
takare ana ahau ki te haere. Takareko, a. threatening rain.
He marangai, ina e takareko
nei. Takariri, and ■whakatakariri,
see under i. taka. TakaritS,, v. i. sheiv resentment.
Kia ata takarita. takaritarita, a. vexed; annoyed.
I. Takaro, x.i.play ; sport. Pass. takarohia, be played with.
takaro, n. game; play.
II. Takaro, ad. by-and-bye ; pre- sently. Takaro tatou e haere.
TS,kar'u.re, a v.t. mention rejyeat- edly. He aha toku ingoa i waiho ai hei takaruretanga i runga i te ngutu o te tangata? /3 v. i. become listless. He taka- ruretanga mahi, raahue ake.
Takatapiii, n. intimate compan- ion of the sam,e sex.
Takatu, a. prepared; ready. Ka takatu nga tangata ki te haere.
Takau, a. sloping abruptly; steep.
TakS.'waengS,, n. go-between ; me- diator.
Takawai, v.t. anoint. E taka- wai ana ia i tona upoko.
Takaw^, v. t. sling over the shoulder.
TS,kawhS,ki, v. i. roam at will. Takawhaki ke noa atu nga tamariki: kaore e noho ki nga matua.
Takawhetawheta, v.i. tvrithe; toss oneself. Ka hinga, ka taka- whetawheta nga waewae.
TakaTviri, a. twisted. He rakau takawiri; e kore e akoako.
Take, v. i. absent oneself. Take koanga; whakapiri ngahuru; Last at ivorh but first at the feast.
Take, n. 1 root; stump. 2 post for the palisading of a pa. 3 cause. 4 subject of argument, &c.
taketake, n. 1 lower point of the sail of a canoe. 2 stick fastened to the end of a seine to keep it stretched. 3 lohale-bird ; tlie same as hakora.
taketake, a. 1 well founded; firm; lasting. He rongo take- take. 2 certain; on good authority. Katahi matou ka rongo taketake ki nga korero mo te matenga o nga tangata o Turanga. 3 own. He mahi taketake nana.
I. Takeke, garfish; hemirham- phus inter7nedius.
II. Takeke, a. altogether acquired. Takeke noa ngatini kupu maori i a koutou.
III. TS,keke, v. t. make a net.
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Takiura
Rokolianga atu e an e takeke ana i te kupenga.
takekenga, n. mei^h of a net.
Takeketonga, n. a fish.
TS,kere, n. keM of a canoe, &c.
takere, a. purthj jiUed.
takerekere, n. thread to la?.h the bait on to a fish-hook. Ko te takai o te mounu, he takerekere.
whakatakere, n. 1 bottom of deep water; bed of a river. 2 stragglers from an army or com- pany of travellers.
TakerehaiS,, n. open rent in the bottom of a canoe; dangerous leak. Ehara i te aurukowhao; he takerehaia. Often applied to irretrievable misfortunes.
Taki, v.t. 1 take to one side; take out of the way. Ko nga he o mua, i uru ano ahau ki roto: ko tenei he, me taki au i toku tinana ki uta. 2 take food from the fire. Ka maoa nga kai na: takina.
I. Taki, v.t. 1 track; torv with a line from the shore; bring along.
2 begin or contimie a speech. Ka takina e Raharuhi ana ko- rero ki nga korero o era i"angi.
3 challenge. Takina te taua.
4 intransitively, make a speech. Kei runga ko Hotunui e taki ana; Haere mai e taku tamaiti; haere mai ki Hauraki. (139) 5 recite. E taki ana i nga korero mai o mua.
takitaki, a v. t. 1 recite a song, &c. Ka takitakina ona puha. 2 provoke. Ka takitakina kia pamaro ai te haerenga mai ki waho o te rua. (151) 3 trace out; look for. 4 avenge. E haere ana ki te takitaki i te mate o tona papa. /3 v. i. 1 rise. Ka takitaki mai nga ka- wainga o te ata. 2 dawn. Ka
takitaki mai te ata.
takitaki, n. fence.
whakataki, v. t. 1 conduct. Maku koo e whakataki, kia tika fii to haere. 2 begin or continue a speech. 3 go in search of ; trace out. Ka haere taua ki te vi^hakataki i taku kotiro. (48)
II. Taki, or tatalci, ad. 1 giving a distributive force to numerals. Takirua; by twos; two at a time. 2 denoting that what is said applies to each one individually. Kua takimaumau; they tvere every one of them caught. (150)
Takiekie, n. a kind of eel.
Takihi, n. kidney.
Takira, or takirau, n. the moon on the 19th day.
Takiri, a v. t. 1 untie; loosen. Hutia te punga, takiritia hoki nga ra. (70) 2 disengage the fibre of flax. Kei te takiri whitau. 3 free from Hapu.^ He takiritanga kainga. 4 draw away suddenly. Ka takiritia mai te taha i roto i te wai. (91) 5 set in motion a body of men. /3 V. i. 1 start convulsively; fly back, as a spring. 3 rush; charge. Kia paia te takiri. 4 dawn. Ka takiri te ata.
TakirikS,u, n. a variety of phor- mium tenax, the fibre of which is disengaged without the use of a shell. See tihore.
Takitaro, a word denoting a short lapse of time. Kia taki- taro taua ka haere; we will go in a little while. See taro.
Takitini, ad. in crowds. Kaore i tupu Ngatiniaua: papa taki- tini i te autaia te takatakahi.
Takitiiri, n. death-ivatch beetle.
TakiurS,, n. sacred food ; cooked on the occasion of the removal of the bones of the dead.
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T&kiwa, n. interval of space, or
time. takiwa, v. i. he separated by an interval. Ka takiwa noa mai te iwi ra. (171) Tako, n. jmlate; gums. Tako, a. 1 loose. He tako noa te aka o te taiepa nei ; kaore i mau. 2 jneled off. Ka tako te hiako. T3,koha, a. 1 spread ahotit ; scat- tered. Kei te takoha noa atu nga mea o roto o te whare. — He takohatanga mahi, a dispers- ing from work. 2 free from fear or suspicion. Kahore he maharahara o tera takiwa; ta- koha noa atu nga whakaaro. Takoha, n. tax; tribute. Takohe, a. not hurried. E wha- katakohe haere ana. (170) Com- pare takuhe. Takohu, n. mist. He takohu hau
moana, he tohu marino. Takoki, a. sprained. Ka takoki
toku waewae. Takora, n. small kumara. Takorii, a. hanging in folds;
loose. TakotS, V. i. 1 lie. E takoto mai ra to pukapuka. 2 lie before one in the future ; be in j^tos- pect. takoto, n. the length from the foot to the hand extended beyond the head, measured on the ground. E ono takoto te roa. whakatakoto, v.t. 1 lay down. 2 plan. 3 plant an ambus- cade. 4 whakatakoto tupuna, recite genealogies. whakatakoto, n. ambuscade. takotokoto, n. sprit of a sail. Takoto-noa, a. easy. Takotowhenua, n. a kind of
eel ; tlie same as matamoe. Tak6u, n. red ochre; a variety
Takupu
obtained from yellow earth by burning. Ano i taia ki te ta- kou te whero. (16) Takii, pron. my. pi. aku. See a, prep. Taku is equivalent to toku. Takii, a. slow. He taku te haere o te tangata ra : te hohoro te aha. tatakii, v.t. utter slowly or de- liberately. Tau mahi he ata tataku marire i te kupu. tataku, n. 1 saying. 2 direction;
command. tatS,ku, V. t. threaten behind one's back. Kei te takuna koe e Turi kia patua. — Kei te takuna e Turi he mate mou. takutakii, v.t. 1 threaten. 2 recite incantations. Haere ki te ruku ka takutaku ai e koe ki te uri o Tuwharetoa. (129) Takiiahi, n. stones let into the floor of a hut as a fender for fire. Takiiate, v. i. sigh. Ka takuate
noa iho a roto i a ia i te aroha. Takiihe, a. secure; withotit ap- prehension. ISTa reira ka ta- kuhe te haere; na reira ka ma- heu te haere. Compare takoha and takohe. Takunga, n. 1 food of indifferent quality. He takunga parae. 2 ground; pretext. Kia ai he takunga ka haere ai. WHai takunga ki; have a claim on, for services rendered, &c. Enga- ri a Piwaka, i whai takunga ki a Turi. Takiipe, a. quiet; at ease. Kei te whakatakupe matou e noho nei; kaore he whakaohooho. whakatakupe, v. t. pack up. Kei te whakatakupe i ona tapu- tapu. Takiipii, a, short. Me kokoti
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Tami
nga manga kia takupu.
TS,kurangi, a. 2^ointing upwards, as a spear, itc.
Takiiru,, n. thud.
Takurua, n. 1 Sirius; the dog- star. 2 ivinter. Mahia he kai mo tau ; mahi.a he wahie mo takurua. — He riri takurua ; a winter quarrel, i.e. one of no magnitude.
Takiirutu, a. feeble; sluggish. Kia ata haere tatou i nga taku- rutu ; let us go gently on account of the feeble ones, i.e. the women and children. He wahie taku- rutu; firewood that will not hlaze.
Takuta, n. doctor.
Takutai, n. sea-coast.
T3,ma, n. son; eldest son. Te tama a Rehua, ko Kaitangata.
tamatama, v. t. treat with marks of disgust. Ka tamatamatia te wahine whakarawai.
whakatamatama, v.i. be above doing a tiling; be too proud. Katahi ano te tangata whaka- tamatama ki te taka kai.
TS,niaahu, v. t. remove the Hapu^ from a kumara ground before taking up the crop. Katahi ka tamaahutia te kai. Tututu kai- kore; tamaahu kai nui.
tamaahu, n. first-fruits of ku- mara.
TS,inaar6a, n. son.
Tamahana, and -whakatama- hana, v. t. cook a second time; ivarm iip cooked food.
TSLmahine, n. daughter. Plural tS,mahine,.
TS,inS,iti, n. cliild. Only used in the singular. Plural tamariki.
TamakS,, n. round cord platted xcith five strands. (150)
TSmaki, v.i. start involuntarily.
TaniS,nga-k6t6rS, n. 1 youngest
child in a family. 2 next youngest brother or sister.
TamS-oS,, or tamaoka, a. cooked. Kia korohuhutia, kia tamaoka iho, ka kai,
tamaoa, v. t. pollute through con- tact with, or passing under cooked food. Kei tamaoatia te mata o te rakau e te kai maoa.
Tamarahi.
■whakatamarahi, v. i. boast one- self; act proxaily.
Tamaramara, a. swaggering.
■whakatainarainara,v.i. 1 strait; sivagger. WHakatamaramara ana te haere a te tangata ra. 2 expostulate. I a ia i roto i te wai, ka whakatamaramara mai, ka mea mai, 'A tama ra, wai ho au i Hikurangi.' (111)
Tamariki, n. 1 child (opposed to adult). Waiho kia takaro ana, he tamariki hoki u ana. 2 Plural for tamaiti, children.
Tamaroto, n. a name used to personify one's inner man.
Tamarii, a. shady ; cloudy. He rangi tamaru.
Tamatea, n. the moon on the 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th days; called respectively tamatea-tu-tahi, ta- matea-tu-rua, tamatea-tu-toru, and tamatea-tti-wha.
Tamau, v. t. fasten. Tamautia rawatia te whare; kei waiho kia tuwhera.
Tame, and tametame, v. i. 1 smack the lips. 2 eat.
tame, n. food.
TS,m§ne, v.i. be assembled. Kua tamene mai nga tamariki.
Tami, and tatami, v. t. 1 press doivn with anything. Aua e tarnia te rahurahu, kei pirau te kapura. 2 rejjress. I tamia ra hoki e ia taku korero.
tatam.i, n. vi7ies used to protect
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Tangare
thatch against the action of
wind. Tamitami, n. food. Compare
tame, tamitami, ad. openly. Tam.oe, v. t. 1 press flat. E ta-
moe ra i te rauaruhe. 2 smother;
repress. Tukua kia puta te
korero; aua e tamoea. 3 leave
for a long time in the j)rocess of
cooking. Tamoea ta tatou po-
aka kia maoa ai. tam.oe, n. kumara used in the
'tamaahu' ceremony. Tam.6mi, v.i. he engidphed. Kua
tamomi te tangata ki te hu. Tam6m.o, v. i. diminish. Tamuimui, v. t. throng; crowd
around. Tamiimu, v.i. hum. Tamure, n. 1 snapper; pagrus
unicolor; a fish. 2 a variety
of p>hormiura tenax with obtuse
leaves. Tamutum.utu, a. discontinuous;
intermittent. Kahore e ta-
mutumutu te haere o te iwi nei
ki Turanga. Tana, pron. his; her; its. Phiral
ana. See prep. a. Tana, n. ton.
Tanae, n. a variety of taro. Tang, a. male. tane, n. husband. Kahore ano a
Tangotango i mohio ko Tawhaki
tenei, ko tana tane. (51) — He
wahine tane; a wom,an who has
a husband. Tane, v. i. eructate (after food). tanea, v.i. be choked. Tangkaha, n. phyllocladus tricho-
manoides ; a tree. Tanewha, v. i. lie. E tanewha
niai ra; it lies there. Taniko, n. ornamental border of
a mat. Kahu taniko. (155) TS-ni^wha,, n. a fabulous reptile,
supposed to reside in deep water. Tanoi, v. i. be sp>rained. He ta-
noi toku mate. Tanoni, v. i. be sprained. Kua
tanoni toku waewae. Tanu, V. t. 1 bury. I tanumia ki
roto ki nga hutinga huruhuru
manu. (95) 2 plant. Taniiku, v. i. 1 crumble down. 2
swallow saliva. E tanuku ana
te korokoro i te wehi. taniikiinuku, v. i. move about;
shake. Tanumi, v. i. disappear behind
an object. Kua tanumi ki tua. taniimi, v. t. fold double. Tanga, v.i. be assembled. Tanga
kau nga tamariki a Rewa. See
also under ta. Tang:a. tataiiga, a. quick. Me whaka-
rite nga hoe kia rite rawa, kia
tatanga ai tatou te puta ki
waho. (170) tangatanga, a. 1 loose; not tight.
Ka tangatanga nga pou o te
whare. ^ easy ; free frovi pain.
Ko toku tinana ka tangatanga;
kei oku waewae anake te ma-
mae. 3 quick. Tangaengae, n. umbilical cord. Tangaere, v.i. tvander; stray. Tangahangaha, n. a fish. Tangai, n. 1 bark; peel. 2 cer- vical vertebrce. Tanganei, ad. (for tena ko
tenei) but now; hut as for this. Tanganga, a. loose; not tight. tanganga, n. stragglers ; camp follotvers. Hokowhitu te iho o
te taua; ma te tanganga ka
rau. TangS,ngS,o, v. i. subside. Ka
tangangao te ngaru. Tangange, a. limp; drooping. TangarS,, a. loose. Tangare, a. angry.
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■whakatangarengare, v.i. grotv angry.
Tangaroamua, n. the moon on the JJ^th day.
TSngaroaroto, n. the moon on the '2')tJi day.
Tangata, n. man; human being. He tangata ano i reira, ko nga tangata wlienua ake ano o tenei motu. (123)
tangata-tawhito, water-hen or jnikclw.
Tangatakimori, a. small; insig- nificant. Kahore i tangata- kimori te putanga mai o taua hau.
Tangeo, n. tetranthera calicaris; a tree.
tangeo, a. acrid. Tangeo tonu te taro nei.
Tangere, n. keel of a canoe, kc.
Tangi, v. i. 1 cry; give forth a sound. E tangi he pu i nga po katoa, ko au tena. (131) 2 weep; titter a plaintive cry, as a token of grief. Haere ana te wahine ra ki tahaki tangi ai. (83) 3 sing a dirge or lament. 4 cry, as a token of affection. Kia ata tangi tatou kei rongo mai aku hoa. (97) 5 sahcte. Kahore ana kupu mai, ko te tangi kau mai; heoi ano.
tangi, n. 1 sound. Te tangi o nga pu a Tutanekai. (130) 2 lamentation. Katahi ka whaka- huatia iho e te tungane tana tangi. (34) Tangi-a-tahu, 1 lament for an absent spouse. 2 dirge.
tatangi, v.i. jingle; rattle.
whakatangi, v. t. cause to sound. Ka whakatangi au i taku ko- auau. (76)
"whakatangitangi, n. a species of ■metrosideros.
Tangita, v.i. lie. E tangita mai ra.
Tao
Tang6, v. t. 1 take up; take in tlie hand. Ka tango ia i tetahi luia o taua rakau, ka panga iho. (t6) 2 take away; remove. Tangohia te puru o te whati- toka, o te matapihi. (47)
tatango, v. t. snatch one from anotlier. E tatango ana nga tamariki i te kakahu.
tangotango, v. t. handle; have recourse to; use. Tena, tango- tangohia etahi o a koutou kara- kia. (158)
tangohanga, n. 1 circumstance, &c., of taking. 2 betrothal; marriage. 3 feast given on occasion of betrothal or mar- riage. 4 acquisition of wealth.
tangotango, n. rail of a fence.
Tangongo, a. thoroughly ripe or cooked; sojt.
Tangorb, a. 1 loose. 2 7iot dis- tended; not full. Tangorongoro noa te kete nei. 3 having the skin loosened; blistered. Ka tangorongoro a roto o toku rekereke.
Tangorungorii, a. thoroughly ripe or cooked; soft.
Tangoungou, a. thoroughly ripe.
Tangurii, a. deep -toned; gruff. He reo tanguru.
tanguru, n. a tree.
"whakatanguru, v. i. murmur.
Tangiitungutu, a. 1 large. 2 strong.
I. Tao, n. spear.
II. Tao, a V. t. cook in a native oven. Ka patua nga kuri e rua, ko- tahi i taona. (112) (i \.\. con- tain food in process of cooking. Ka tao te hangi tapu. (173) WHakataona ta tatou umu.
tatao, v.i. 1 remain a long time in the process of cooking. Te tatao o te umu nei; te hukea. 2 lie flat and close. Te kohu e
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tatao ana i runga i te wlienua. 3 he deep. Kia tatao tonu te ono o te kopura. 4 droop. Ka tatao te tuara; ka mate. 5 bleed at the nose. Ka tatao taku ihu. — E tama, lie iliu ta- tao koe.
III. Tao, pron., 1st person dual, for taua.
Taokete, n. man's brother-in-law ; woman's sister-in-law.
Taone, n. toivn.
Taopiiku, v. t. cook anything ivrapped up in leaves, &c.
taopuku, n. leaves in wliicJt food is tvrapped for cooking.
Taonga, n. property; treasure.
Taoroa, n. long spear.
Taorii, a. soft; yielding. Taoru kau ana te puku.
taoruoru, a. boggy.
Taotu, n. wounded man. Toko- ono i mate rawa; tokotoru nga taotu.
TS-pa, n. margin; edge.
Tapa, V. t. 1 call ; name. Koia i tapaa ai toku ingoa e te iwi nei ko Tatau. (46) 2 command.
tapatapa, v. t. call by the name of anyone.
Tapa, and tapapa, v.t. pulverize soil. Kei te tapa te mara o Paratene. — Me te mara tapa te moana.
tapa, a. chapped. Ka tapatia te hiako.
Tapae, a v. t. 1 lay one on an- other; stack. Ma wai e tapae nga witi ki te whakapu? 2 place before a person; present. Tapaea he kai ma te manuhiri. P V. i. lie in a slanting position.
Tapahi, v. i. grin; distort the countenance. "E tata tapahi; e roa te whakatu."
Tapahi, v.t. cut; chop.
tapatapahi, v. t. cut to p)ieces.
Tapatu
Tapahipara, n. a bird.
Tapai, n. part of a net which is first put into the water. Kia whiti atu te tapai ki ko.
Tapairu, n. 1 first-born female in a family. 2 nephew or niece. 3 senecio glastifolius ; a shrub.
Tapaki, n. mats or leaves on which food is laid in a native oven. Ka kohia ki te tapaki nga kai. (173)
Tapakuri, n. basket.
Tapakuwha, n. 1 2}7-esent given by a bridegroom to the bride's relations. 2 ivoman introduced into a family by marriage.
Tapanihi, v. i. 1 go stealthily. Tapanihitia to tatou haere, kei kitea. 2 go on one side. Tapa- nihi atu ma te taha o te wai na.
Tapapa, v.i. 1 stoop. Kia ta- papa te haere. 2 lie flat. 3 brood; sit. E tapapa nei te manu i runga i nga hua.
Tapararo, n. north wind.
Taparenga, v.t. muzzle. Tapa- rengatia te waha o te kuri.
Taparu, v. t. 1 join ; add. Ta- paru iho, taparu iho nga tahua o te kai. 2 eat voraciously. Kaua e taparu a te kai.
Taparuru, a. slow. Aua e tapa- rurutia te haere.
Tapatahi, a. 1 not dotibled. He kakahu tapatahi. 2 having one aspect ; single.
Tapatai, n. sea-shore. Kei te tapatai e tupu ana.
Tapatapatiu, n. west-north-ivesi wind.
Tapatapauma, n. 1 coprosma grandifolia ; a shrub. 2 grise- linia littoralis ; a tree.
Tapatu, V. t. thatch ; cover in a roof. Kei te tapatu a Pakai i ton a whare.
tapatupatu, v. t. j^l'^c^ *^ layers;
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lay one on another.
TS,pS,tu, v.i. reach the bottom. Kia tapatu ki raro ka taliuri ai ki te tunu kai.
Tapau, n. mat to lie on.
Tapawaha, n. tattooing on the chf'ek.
Tapeha, n. rind ; bark ; skin. He mea tiliore te tapeha o te tuna.
tapeha, n. false.
■whakatapeha, v. t. 1 falsify; pervert. I whakatapeliatia ke- tia e ia te ahua o nga korero. 2 give the lie to. I whaka- tapeliatia ra e te Mokena a Matete ; i kiia ra te arero, he arero taiaha.
I. Tapeka, v. i. turn aside. Ko- tahi te walii i tapekatia.
tapeka, a. false ; er^roneous.
II. Tapeka, v. t. turn tip clothes that they may not be an im- pediment in travelling. Ko nga weruweru, he mea tapeka ki runga i te kaki. (146)
Tapeke, v.i. be gone, or come, leaving none behind. Kua ta- peke atu nga tangata.
Tapena, v.t. itisult or irritate an 'atua' by passing food over a person who is 'tapu.' Ko wai te tohunga i tapenatia e koe ki nga kai na?
Tapepa, v. i. totter ; falter. Kua tapepa te waewae ; meake hi-
Tapepe, v. i. 1 slij^ ; stumble. Ko te wahi tenei e tapepea nei. 2 make a mistake in repeating a 'karakia.' 3 speak indistinctly or inarticidately. He reo ta- pepe.
Tapere, a.
He whare tapere, a house used for meetings of the 'hapu.' Ka huihui nga whare tapere. (131) N2
Tapora
Taperii, v. i. pout. He aha nga ngutu o te wahine e taperu niai na?
Tapi, n. native oven.
tapipi, n. small native oven.
Tapi, V. t. patch ; mend. Tapia to tatou waka.
tapitapi, v.t. 1 get together the remains of a scattered army. 2 munmir at ; find fault with. I tapitapia ahau e te tangata ra.
Tapiki, a v. t. 1 lay hold of. Ka- tahi ka tapikitia e ia tana aho. (21) 2 hind into a sheaf or bundle. f3 y.i. 1 be entangled. Ka tapiki te kupenga. 2 bend the leg as in stepping over anything. Tapiki tou waewae ki tua o te rakau na.
tapiki, n. sheaf; bundle.
Tapiko, V. t. set a trap. I he te tapikotanga o te tawhiti.
Tapipi, see under tapi.
Tapiri, Y.t. join; add; append.
tapiri, n. 1 anything added or appended. 2 vigorous shoot growing up beside the main stem of a plant. Ka tupu nga tapiri o te karaka nei. 3 assis- tant.
Tapoa, n. abscess.
Tapoi, V. i. be travelled round. Kua tapoi i a au te motu nei.
Tapokere, v. t. crotvd with work- men. Tapokeretia mai ta taua mara kia awe te oti.
Tapoko, V. i. 1 go in ; enter. Ka pari te tai, katahi ka manu, a ka tapoko ki Hauraki. {189) 2 sink in mire.
tapokopoko, a. soft ; boggy.
Tapora, v. t. collect 'inanga' &c., into small baskets, ready for cooking.
tapora, n. baskets in which 'inanga' are cooked. E rua nga tapora
Tapore
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Tara
paruparu a te tangata nei ; pau katoa. (190)
Tapore, v. i. 1 hend ; sag. Ka tapore nga heke o te whare nei. 2 become faint. Tapore- pore ana taku manawa i te hiakai.
Taporena, n. taiyauling ; ivater- proof coat.
Tapoto, n. a variety of ])hormuim tenax, called also tihore and takiri-kau.
Tapotii, V. i. reach the bottom of a hill Ac; reach to the ground ; he brought down to the water. He kakahu tapotu. — 'Toia Tai- nui, tapotu ki te moana.'
T&p6u, a. dejected ; doivncast. Te titiro koe, he morehu, kei te tapou ton nga whatu.
Tapu, n. tub.
Tapu, a. 1 under religious or superstitious restriction, as chiefs, ' tohunga,' newly-built houses, canoes, &c. Any one violating this restriction con- tracted a 'hara,' and was certain to be be visited by some great calamity. 2 beyond one's jiower. Tokowha ona hoa i kainga katoatia e ia : kotahi i tapu, ko Tawhiri. (7) 3 sacred; h oly.
taputapu, n. 1 goods ; property. 2 ajjpliances. E mahi ana te hunga i noho i runga i a ratou nei taputapu, i te karakia. (154) ^ foot of a pig.
Tapuae, see tapuwae.
Tapuhi, V. t. 1 tiurae ; carry in the arms. Tapuliitia te tamaiti nei, kei tangi. 2 tend in sick- ness or distress. Kei tawhiti taku tapuhitanga i a koe e noho nei.
whakatapuhi, v. t. carry in the arms; nurse.
Tapiii, n. 1 Ultimate companion. 2 familiar spirit. Waiho iho ona tapui i reira, he patupaia- rehe. (80)
tapui, V. t. lay in a heap. He mea tapui nga rakau.
Tapuke, a v. t. hury ; cover with earth. f3 v. i. be heaped ujy. Ka titiro ki nga jiungarehu e tapukepuke ana. (186)
Tapuke, n. hillock.
Tapiikorako, n. a bird.
Tapuni, v. t. close up fatdty places in a net. Tapunia te kupenga.
Tapu"wae, n. 1 footmark. 2 foot- step ; tread. Ka haruru nga tapuwae.
Tapu^wae-kotuku, n. gleichenia Cunning Jiamii ; a fern.
Tara, n. 1 point ; spear-point. Ka whati tana tara. (33) 2 p)eak of a mountain. Te tara ki Tautari. 3 spines in the dorsal fin of a fish. 4 rays of the sun, appearing before sun- rise. Puta rawa mai te tara o te ra, kei runga o Pouarua e haere ana. (144) 5 papillce on the skin. 6 courage ; mettle. He tangata whai tara. 7 mem- brum virile. 8 sterna frontalis ; tern ; a sea-bird. 9 side-wall of a house.
tara, a v. i. 1 throw out rays, as the sun just before rising. 2 be brisk. Ka tara te karakia, ka ngahau ; he tohu ora ki te riri. (i V. t. iitfluence by charms. Ka taraa te rangi.
tara, a. Korero t&va., fable.
taratara, n. 1 spine; spike. 2 a part of a trap. Te taratara o te tawhiti.
taratara, a. prickly ; rough.
tatara, n. 1 rough mat made from the leaves of kiekie. 2 shell used as a wind instrument;
Tarahanga
called als() pu-tatara. S/otce.
4 a shrub. t§,t9,r9,, a. 1 loose; untied. 2 dis-
tant. He mea nei te tane ka
tatara ki tawliiti. 3 qiiick;
active in movement. 4 making
an ijidistinct sound. whakatara, v. t 1 challenge; jnit
on one's mettle. 2 stim^date by
entreaty. Ka whakatai'aa te
atua. (112). •whakataratara, v. t. make
rough ; notch. Tarahanga, n. 1 fork of a tree.
2 indentation. 3 traj) for
hawks, ikc. Tarahau, n. a rough mat. Taraheke, n. o'ubiis australis;
a plant. Tarahi, n. diarrhcea. Tarahono, v. t. pi^e iip; lay in a
heap. Tarahonotia nga kai ki
te kainga. Tarahou, n. net. Tarahu, v. t. heat a native oven.
Tar ah una te tapi. tarahu, n. native oven.
I. Tarai, v. t. chop with an adze. Ka tarai ano nga tangata ra i to ratou waka. (51)
II. Tarai, n. basket of fern-root. Ka rua tekau nga tarai roi.
Taraire, n. nesodap>hne tar aire;
a tree. Tarake, v. t. clear off; siveep
atvay. Tarakea nga otaota. Tarakihi, n. 1 chilodactylus ma-
cropterus ; a fish. 2 cicada;
the same as tatarakihi. Tarakini, a. held by the poiiit. Tarakoi, n. a kind of grass. Tarakura, n. a cutaneous disease. Taramaro, n. 1 a kind of grass.
2 south-icest ivind. Taramatanui, a. of low pitch, as
a roof. Taramaui, n. 2^<^'t^<^^ sp.
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Taramga, n. spear - grass ; aci-
phylla squarrosa, ikc. TaramengSmgngg, a. crisped;
curled. Tarambrg, a. Iea7i; slirv^nk;
shrivelled. Tar AN AT A, n, talent. Taraniii, n. pasjmhim scrobicida-
tum; a grass. TS.rangarS,ra, n. gahnia lacera;
a plant. Tarapi, a. very small and fine, as
threads in a mat. whakatarapi, a,, fastidious ; deli- cate. Tarapiki, v.i. lie across. E tara-
piki ana nga rakau nei. Tarapo, n. a large night-bird. Tarapu, n. stirrup. Tarapunga, n. tvhale-bird. Tarapuremii, n. tail of an eel. Tararau, v. i. 7nake a loud con-
fised noise. Tararau ana tera
te waha o te tangata. Tarari, n. tvhirligig. TararS, n. mass of mashed Jood.
He tararo pipi. Tararua, a. 1 having two jwints
or peaks. 2 cleft. Tarata, n. pittosporum eugenio-
ides; a tree. Tarau, or TARAUTETE, n. trowsers. Tarau, v. t. jmddle sideways. Ta-
rautia atu te waka kia pii'i ki
tahaki. Tarau, n. condiment; relish. Ho-
mai te koura na hei tarau mo a
taua puwha. TarS,uh6, n. heart of a tree. Tarauma, n. chest; thorax. Tarawa, v.t. hang upon a line
or rail. tarawa, n. line or rail on which
anything is hung. Tarawahi, n. side or hank of a
I'iver, valley, &c. Kei tera
tarawahi te kainga.
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Tarawai, n. iiiievenness in the liorizoii-Une at sea. WHaka- tarawai ana te waka; the canoe is like a speck on the horizon.
Tarawera, n. a plant.
Taraweti, a. hostile. Nona hoki te taraweti ki a au.
whakataraweti, v.t. treat as an enemy. Eliara au i te pakeha, kia whakatarawetitia rawatia au e koutou.
Tarawhiti, n. hoop.
Tare, v. i. 1 hang. E tare mai ra i runga i te taiepa. 2 gasp for breath. E tare ana a Potopoto i te mamae. — Tare ana taku poho. — Ka onia, ka taretare te nianawa.
whakatatare, or whakatare- tare, v. i. stoop or lean forward in oi'der to look at anything. E whakataretare iho ana i ru- nga i nga pakiaka o te rakau kia kite i a te Kanawa. (i8o)
TarehS,, n. ochre.
Tarehu, v. t. cover tvith earth; bury. Tarehutia atu nga kai na ki te oneone.
Tarehu, ad. at unawares. Ma- mae ana te ngakau ki o tatou hoa e patua tarehutia mai nei e ratou.
Tarei, for tarai.
Tareka, a. eager; strenuous. Compare takare.
Tareka, v. i. be attained; be ac- complished. Compare taea.
Tareke, n. small edge-tool.
TarengS,, v. t. cover up. Me tarenga noa a tatou mea ki te otaota.
TS,repa, a. incomjjlete; wanting in number. E toru rau te Hau- hau ; tarepa te wha.
Targparepa, v. i. flap in the wind. Tukua te ra kia tarepa- repa.
Taringa
Tarerarera, v. i he torn. Tarera' rera ke, he wahi ano, he wahi ano.
tarerarera, n. short spear ; dart.
Tarere, v. i. flow copiously.
Tarete, n. thread.
Tarewa, a. 1 raised uj). Hapai- nga kia tarewa ki runga. 2 afloat. 3 hanging. 4: drooping; trailing. Ka tarewa te tupu o te kapana. 5 declining. Ka tarewa te ra. 6 aghast. Ka tarewa nga kanohi. 7 unsettled; not paid for. He mea mamae te taonga tarewa : kia ea ano ka ora te tangata.
I. Tari, v. t. carry. Taria atu nga rakau nei ki ko.
II. Tari.
taritari, v.t. pr-ovoke a quarrel. whakatari, v. t. 1 provoke a
quarrel. 2 incite; stir up. E whakataritari ana i a Te Kahu- reremoa kia whakatika ki runga ki te haka. (145) 3 exjMse to chastisement. Nau ano koe i whakatari i mate ai.
III. Ta,ri. tatari, v.i. wait. Ka tatari te
manuhiri nei ki te tangata o te ahi nei kia hoki mai. (186) Pass, taria, be waited for. Ko koe e taria nei e Kohere ma. Taria is also used as an adverb, hy-and-hye ; after a time. Taria nei he mate e pa mai ki a Tu. (6) See also tatari.
IV. Tari, n. 1 a mode o£ platting with eight strands. 2 iioose for catching birds. Ka hangaa he tari, a ka hoatu ka potaeria ki tona upoko. (33)
Tariana, n. stallion. Tarikarakia, n. a method of
platting. (19) Tarik6, a. dusky; darkish. Taringa, n. 1 ear. Taringa o
Taringa
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Tarure
Tiakiwai; hirncola polytricJia; a fungus. 2 derivative from tari. See i. Tari.
taringa, a. deaf; obstinate. Tari- nga iioa iho ki te ngare a te liunga o raliaki. (23)
Taringa, n. cirmimstance of wait- i)i(f. See tatari under iii. Tari.
TS,rioi, v. i. loiter. E kiia atu ana Haere; e tai'ioi tou na.
Taritari, a. ivet and cold. Some- times used witli maku, as maku taritari.
I. Taro, n. 1 colocasia antiquoru7n ;
a plant cultivated for food. Among varieties are Makatiti, with pale green leaves ; Upoko- tiketike, pale, but rank in growth; Akarewa, with pur- plish leaves; and Pongi, like the last, but with a white edge to the sheath. "Kei ranga noa te taro a Kea," is a proverb for attempting impossibilities, "te taro a Kea" being a large stone at Taiporutu, near Table Cape. — Taro hoia, a large variety of taro. 2 bread.
II. Taro, a word denoting the lapse of a short interval of time. A, ka taro; and after a little while. Taro ake; in a little ivhile. Taro kau iho; in a very short time. (188) Kihai i taro; not long after. (162)
III. Taro.
tarotaro, v. t. cv,t Okie's hair. Kua
oti koe te tarotaro. Taroa, n. 1 a variety of "phor-
mium tenax, the same as wha-
ranui. 2 self-sown jyotato. Taroi, v.t. 1 tie up in a 'kete.'
He utu mo te kai taroi kapana.
2 calm. Ka taroia te moana. TS,ronia, a. soft ; flaccid. Ka ta-
roma noa nga pititi nei. TarSna, v.t. strangle. "VVaiho
mana ano ia e tarona. (159) Tarore, v. t. put into a noose ;
strangle. Ko wai he matua
mou, kia tarore koe i toku
kaki? TSrori, v. i. pif^^^^ away quickly ;
disappear. Me te wai e tarori
ana.
I. Tarii, n. 1 grass ; hei-bage. 2 a kind of moss, used as a scent. 3 disease. Taru-tawhiti, influ- enza, supposed to be of foreign origin.
tarutaru, n. grass.
II. Taru, a. other (indefinite). Ka haere ka tore i taru kainga.
I. Tarua, v. t. 1 tcottoo a second time. 2 re^Jeat any process.
II. Tarua, ad. by-and-bye. Perhaps for taria.
Taruhae, a. jealous.
I. Taruke, n. trap for crayfish.
II. Taruke, v.i. 1 press along im- jmtiently ; hurry. Katahi ka tau te kuri nei, ka taruke ki te rere ki te wai. (120) 2 throto oneself on the ground. 3 lie dead in great numbers.
tarukenga, n. slaughter.
Tariina, v.i. be connected by family ties, friendship, &c. Na te huanga matou i taruna ai ki a Takirau.
whakataruna, v.i. be connected. Na taku wahine au i whaka- taruna ai ki Ahuriri. 2 serve as a bond of connexion ; serve as a 2^retext.
Tariipi, n. fresh growth of trees on land that has been cleared.
Tarure, v.i. 1 become loose or unfixed. 2 quail ; lose heart. Kua tarure te Hauhau, kua mataku. 3 become listless. He taruretanga malii. 4 laiiguish; be pursued with diminished vigour. Kia tarure te riri a
Taruru
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Tatariki
Waikato raua ko te pakeha.
I. Taruru, v. t. 1 he(juile. I taruru a
e iiga korero maha. — entice. I maka he koura ki ro wai hei taruru mo te ika. 2 shake or 7-ub together. Tarurutia nga riwai na kia ngahoro te nga- rehu.
II. Taruru, a. dose together. Taruru, a. shaking. No reira
ano te taruru haere nei.
Tarutawhiti, n. influenza.
Tarutu, v.t. jerk violently. Ma tona kaha a ia ake ano e taru- turutu. (159)
Tata, n. 1 stalk of a plant. 2 fence. 3 shin. 4 a small net.
Tata, a. 1 near of place or time. E tata koe ki uta, e oioi te ika, e rere ki te taha katau. (36) — Kia tata ki te awatea ka hoki iho ki te purupuru i te whare. (47) — Kei ko tata atu; a little further on. — Haere tata atu ana; he went a little further. — Muri tata iho; shortly after- wards. 2 sudden. WHawhati tata te panga mai o te mate.
tatata, a. near. Kia tatata mai nga tangata ka karanga ai.
tatata, n. a kind of mat.
Tata, see under ta.
Tataeko, n. a bird.
Tatahau, v. i. 1 he fierce ; be violent. Hei wahi ke korua tatahau ai. 2 he stormy. Akua- nei pea tatahau ai te rangi nei.
tatahau, n. leg.
I. Tatahi, n. the sea-side. Kei ta- talii tena otaota e tupu ana.
II. Tatahi, a. wide apart. He ta- tahi rawa nga rakau o te taiepa.
Tatai, v. t. 1 measure ; comj)are. Tataia te whare kia tika ai. 2 tatai rakau, measure weapons; fight. 3 joiti the component 2)ortions of a fishing net. Ka
tukua te tangata ki te tatai i nga kupenga a Marutuahu. (142)
tatai, n. pZ«/i ; jmrjMse. He tatai pai aku tatai.
Tatairongo, n. a variety of po- tato.
Tatakanga, n. derivative from tata; circumstance, etc., of dash- ing doivn. See under i. ta.
Tatakau, a. having stems or stalks only ; tvithout fruit.
Tataki, v.t. 1 arrange snares on a string, for catching birds. 2 attach the battens on the roof of a house to a cord, to keep them in place.
tataki, n. cord to which battens, lire, are fastened.
tataki, a. viscous; glairy. Ta- taki ana te ware o te mangai. 2 racy. Tataki ana tera te kaki o Te Rire ki te korero.
Tataki, ad. distributive. See under taki.
Tatakino, v. i. hurry on in con- fusion. Mua ata haere ; muri tatakino.
Tatakoto, n. sjyrit on the lower edge oj the sail of a canoe.
Tataku, see under taku.
Tatanga, see under tanga.
Tatangi, see under tangi.
Tatango, see under tango.
Tatao, see under tao.
Tatara, see under tara.
Tatarahake, a. 1 bristling. 2 having numerous hare branches.
Tatarakau, n. a kind of eel.
Tatarakihi, n. cicada ; locust.
Tataramoa, n. 7-ubus australis ; Keiv Zealand bramble.
Tatarawhare, n. a variety of kokopu ; a fish.
Tatari, v. t. strcdn ; sift.
tatari, n. str-ainer ; sieve.
Tatari, see under tari.
Tatariki, n. a small bird.
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Tau
TatS,u, pron. for tatou ; ire. in ("ludiiiy the person addressed.
Tatau, see under tau.
Tatawhainga, v. i. vie ; co?npete.
Tatemea, conj. because.
Tatere, a. 1 moving about ; wrj- settled. Tatere tonu taua, te u te noho, te aha. 2 loose ; un- fixed. Ka tatere te pou o te whata.
Tatou, pron. we ; plural, includ- ing the person or persons ad- dressed. E kore koe e noho marire tatou? Will you not remain quietly with us? (14)
Tatu, V. i. strike 07ie foot against the other ; stumble. Taku ma- hititanga ake, he tatu anake toku waewae.
tatutatu, a. tottering ; unsteady. Tatutatu kau nga waewae.
whakatatutatu, v. t. agitate ; hurry.
Tatu, V. i. 1 reach the bottom. Ka tatu te hoe. 2 be at ease ; be content. Ka tatu tona nga- kau.
whakatatutu, v. t. sound with a line. Me whakatatutu ki mua, kei eke te kaipuke.
Tatiia, n. girdle. Te tatua o Hikakawa ; food.
tatua, v.t. put on as a girdle. Ka whakahua i tana karakia mo tana tatuatanga i tona maro.
(97) Taturi, n. ivax in the ear.
I. Tau, n. 1 year. Tau tini noa e noho ana te ope ra. (158) 2 string of a garment, &c. ; loop or thong on the handle of a 'mere': /oop forming the handle of a basket. Te tau o te ate; a figurative expression for the darling of one^s heart. 3 ridge of a hill.
II. Tau, a. strange. Used only
in a few compound words, as tautangata; tauiwi ; tauwhenua, kc.
III. Tau, v.t. sing. Ka tau te tini o te Hakuturi i tana tau.
(55) tau, n. song.
IV. Tau, a V. i. 1 light ; rest. Tau noa atu ia i te matapihi o te whare o Tinirau. (33) — E tau mai ana tana titiro ki a au. 2 lie at anchor or moorings. Ka tae ki te Tihi-o-Manono, tukua iho te punga, e tau ana i reira. (69) 3 be suitable ; become. E kore e tau te kakahu pakeha ki a koe. 4 be possible. 5 bark. Katahi ka tau te kuri nei. (120) /? V. t. attack. Ka haere te taua a NGatiawa ki te tau i te pa o taua tangata. (182)
tatau, a V. t. 1 draw or push a sliding board, &c. Tauia mai ra te papa o taku whare. (28) 2 squeeze; express. Kua tapeke a matou pononga ki te tatau taweku. 3 count. Ka tatau ano te wahine ra; tatau rawa iho, 6 waru ano taro. (49) repeat one by one. E tauria ana e koe o ratou ingoa. (11) 'Dassault; storm.. K a tauria te pa o te WHakatohea; kihai i taea. 5 tie. Tauia to tatou ra. fi V. i. quarrel. E tatau ana nga tangata.
tatau, n. door. Tola ake te ta- tau kia tuwhera. (66)
tautau, a V. t. tie in bunches ; thread on a string. Me tautau nga kanga kia maroke ai. /^ V. i. howl. Haere tautau ana te kuri ra.
tautau, n. 1 string or cluster. 2 greenstone ear-ornamerit hooked at the end.
whakatau, v.t. 1 cause to light,
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Tauira
»fec. Titiro whakatau; look in- tently. Katahi ano taua ta- ngata ka titiro whakatau atu. 2 attemjyt; try one's hand at. Katahi ano tona papa ka whaka- tau epa ake. (i6) 3 imitate. Ko wai tau e whakatau nei. 4 feign; make believe. 5 go to meet or visit. Ka ki ake ki ana tamariki kia hoki atu ki Maketu ki te whakatau i ana whanau- nga. (78) 6 search; examine. Ka haere mai ki te whakatau i reira. 7 address in a formal speech; make a formal proposal to. Heoi ano te putake o ta matou korero, he whakatau i a koe kia noho. Whakatau-a- ki, saying ; proverb.
I. Tau, pron. thy. Plural au. See preposition a.
II. Tau, V. i. turn aivay ; look in another direction. E ta! tau ke atu koe 1 tahuri mai ra !
Taua, pron. dual, ive two, includ- ing the person addressed; yoii a7id I. Sometimes used in ad- dressing one's own tribe or party. E te taua nei, hei te po taua hoe ai. (41)
I. Taua, n. hostile exjyedition ; army.
Ka rewa te taua a WHaka- taupotiki. (41) An avenging expedition, summoned immedi- ately after the occurrence of the disaster to be avenged, was called "taua toto," or taua wlia- whati rau rakau. "Taua ngaki mate" was a more deliberate proceeding.
II. TauS,, pron. that before men- tioned. Plural aua. Ka hui taua iwi ki te matakitaki. (37) Some- times when followed by nei it is equivalent to 'a certain.' Tutaki ana i taua wahine nei e wero manu ana mana. (95)
II r. Taua, int. give way.
Taua, V. i. wear mourning gar- ments. E taua ana koe?
taua, n. sign of moitrning for the dead. He kakahu taua; a mou rning-dress.
Tauapo, v. t. 1 hug; carry in the arms. Tauapohia mai te ta- maiti na. 2 take all for oneself.
Tauarai, n. screen.
Tau ERA, n. toivel.
Tauhanga, see tauwhanga.
Tauhara, n. odd one; one having no fellow.
Tauhena, see tau^whena.
Tauhi, V. t. sprinkle.
Tauhikii, v. i. be in the rear.
■whakatauhiku, v. i. place one- self in the rear. Na te toa ia i whakatauhiku ai.
Tauhinu, n. pojyiaderris j^hylici- folia; a shrub.
tauhinu-korokio, n. cassinia Icptopliylla; a shrub.
tauhinu-koromiko, n. a shrub.
Tauhdkai, n. stake in a river to which a net is fastened.
Tauhonehone, v. t. snatch or 2?ull from one another.
Tauhou, a. strange; unacquainted. He tauhou te whenua, he tau- hou te tangata. (148)
Tauhouanga, n. last year.
Tauhii, n. for tahuhu.
Tauhutihiiti, v. t. ^;w/^ one an- other's hair. Kei te tauhutihuti i a raua.
Taui, v.i. 1 be sprained. Ka taui toku waewae. Also of a stiff neck. Ka taui toku kaki. 2 begin to ebb. Meake taui te tai.
Tauihii, n. figurehead of a canoe.
Tauira, n. counterjyart ; and so 1 teacher ; pattern. 2i pupil; copy. Ka mauru tona ngakau i te ika a tona tauira.
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Taviiwi, n. sfranr/e tribe ; foreiyn
race. Ko Waikato kau tera e
rere ra; ho tauiwi anake e nolio
mai ra. Tauka, int. stay ; tcait a ivhile. Taukaea, n. thread used to fasten
a fish-hook to the line. Taukahore, int. expressing sur- prise. Taukahore! nga mea
nei, te pine! Taukaka, n. s]mr of a hill. Taukauki, n. spur of a hill. Tauka"we, n. loop to serve as a
handle. Tauke, v. i. lie separate. Me
tauke tena pehanga. Tauki.
■whakatauki, n. saying ; proverb. Taukiri, int. expressing surprise. Taukiuki, a. of long standing;
ancifut. Taukoro, n. a large basket. Taukorii, a. having the folds filled out. I titiro au ki tou
kakaliu ka taukoru i te riwai. Taukuri, for taukiri. Taumaha, a. heavy. See tai-
maha. taumaha, v. t. repeat a '•karakia'
over anything. See example
under whakapaki, (p. 122). Taumahekeheke, v. i. strive one
icith another for the possessio7i
of some object. Taumaihi, n. 1 facing-boards of
the gable of a house. 2 small
toicer in a pa. Taumanu, n. tlitvart of a canoe. taumanu, v. t. take possession of
another's goods. Taumaro, a. obstinate. He tau-
niaro no Tohi te mau ai te
roiigo. Taumaru, a. shaded. Taumaru
ana to tatou kainga. taumarumaru, a. 1 shady. 2
overshadowing; overha^iging.
Taupe
Te taumarumaru o te pari nei ki runga ki a taua! Akuanei taua t(^ horoa ai.
Taumata, n. broiv of a hill.
Taumatakitahi, v. t. select a champion for each side in fight- ing.
Taumatiia, n. place where the 'pui'e' for a kumara plantation was performed.
Taumau, v. i. be betrothed. No te itinga tenei wahine i taumau ai.
Taunaha, v. t. bespeak. Kei te taunaha haere mai a Taikehu ma i nga whenua katoa o te tahatika. (75)
Taunahiia, n. obstacle.
whakataunahua, /ores to^^ in the occupation of land.
Taunu, v. t. jeer.
Taunuke, n. stalk of fruit.
Taunga, v. i. 1 become familiar- ized; become intimate. Ka hoki te teretere nei, kua taunga ki te kotiro i tukua atu ra e tona matua. (143) 2 be at home in a place; become domesticated. Ka taungatia matou ki tenei kainga.
taunga, n. bond of connexion be- tween families. Ko wai te tau- nga i taunga ai koutou ki kona?
Taupa, V. t. obstruct; prevent. Kihai au i haere; i taupatia au e te tangata i te po.
taupa, n. fat covering the intes- tines ; omenttim.
Taupare, v. t. obstruct; thwart. E ngaro nei nga tangata, he riri ki a koe, he taupare i a koe.
Taupata, n. coprosma Baueriana ; a shrub.
Taupatiipatu, v. t. beat one an- other.
Taupe, a. 1 iiot rigid; weak; bending. 2 variable.
Taupiripiri
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Tautari
taupe, V. t. hend dorvn. Taupe- tia mai te rakau na kia taea atu ai e au nga hua.
Taupiripiri, v. i. walk arm in arm, or clasjnng one another round the waist.
Taupo, n. loadstone.
Taupoki, v.t. 1 cover; close with a lid. Taupokina te pouaka. 2 tur7i bottom ujnvards; and so, turn over soil in digging.
taupoki, n. 1 lid; cover. 2 lintel.
Taupopoia, n. loop or handle attached to an eel-pot, &c.
Tauporo, v.t. bring to an end; cut short. Kua tauporoa te tuwha i nga kai.
Taupua, v. i. 1 rest ; support oneself. Ka taupua nga tangata ki runga ki te takers o te waka. 2, float on the water. Ka kau i te moana, a, ka ngenge, ka tuapua. 3 take breath. Kotahi tonu te haerenga ake i raro, a, taupua rawa atu, i te tihi ra ano.
Taupiihipuhi, v.i. lean one on another.
Taupurii, a. overcast ; gloomy. He rangi taupuru.
Taura, n. rojye ; cord. Taura whakaara, fore-stay of a canoe sail.
Tauraki, n. drought.
tauraki, v.t. dry by exposure to the sun.
Tauranga, n. moorings; place of anchorage. See iv. tau.
Taurangi, a. 1 incomplete. Hei aha te whakaatu taurangi? 2 having com,pIetion in prosj^ect. Ki taurangi; jn'omise; jjledge.
Taurapa, n. stern-post of a canoe.
Taurapirapi, v.t. claw one an- other; scratch.
Taurariia, n. tvitchcraft.
Taurekareka, or taurereka, n.
1 captive taken in war; slave.
2 scoihndrel.
TaureTva, a. 1 having no settled habitation. 2 not paid for. He taonga taurewa.
Tauri, n. ornament of feathers on a taiaha.
Taurima, v.t. ente?-tain. I wa- rea ki te taurima i tana manu- hiri.
Taurite, a. ojyjjosite. Kua tau- rite ki te kainga o tenei tangata.
Taurii, n. west wind.
Tauriia, n. canoe in which a net is carried.
Taurumarumaki, v. t. duck one another in the water.
Tautaawhi, v.t. come to the assistance of ; support.
Tautahi, n. odd one. E waru pu tautahi; eight couples and an odd one.
Tautaka, a. top-heavy ; unsteady. Tautaka ki to tatou waka.
Tautane, a. Mara tautane ; ku- mara ground set apart for the atuas to secure their goodwill with regard to the rest of the crop.
Tautapa, v.i. 1 give the word for action. Katahi ka tautapa te whakahauhau a te hunga e tu iho ra i te taumata, 'E, kua ngaro kei roto: kumea.' (151) chant a song for the purpose of keeping time in any united effort. 2 challenge. I te tau- tapa riri te hunga na ki a au. — Riri tautapatapa; single com,- bat according to jjrevious chal- lenge.
Tautara, n. stick to support a fishing line.
Tautari, n. upright stick in the wall of a native house, sup- porting the small battens to
Tautau
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Tau-whirowhiro
wliich tlie reeds ;ire fastened.
tautari, v.t. fix the tautari. Kei to tautari te wliare o Tuke.
Tautau, see under tau.
Tautaua, a. 1 inactitie. Me aha i to tautaua o nga tangata o tenei kainga? 2 coivardly. Te ingoa o tcna tautaua, he to- whare.
Tautauamoa, a. He riri tautau- anioa ; a quarrel in which few take jKirt.
Taute, v.t. 1 prepare fish for cookiny. 2 tend; look after. Hoki marire atu ki uta nga waka o te mano ra, ki uta hoki taute ai i a ia. (41) Kei muri te tangata tetere nei e taute ana i a ia.
whakataute, n. anything that one lias to attend to ; charge. Ko ana whakatauteute, ko tana wahine, ko ana tamariki ka riro ra.
Tauteka, n. 1 brace; projy. 2 pole on which a weight is car- ried between two persons. 2 piece of wood used to twist up the lashing of anything in order to tighten it.
tauteka, v.t. 1 suppoj-t with a ])rop. 2 carry 07i a pole. 3 tighten by twisting.
Tautika, a. even; level.
tautika, n. boundary. Ko te tautika tenei o te kainga.
Tautimai, int. Welco7ne.^
Tautinei, v. t. hold up, or support a weak person; uphold a cause or party. Ko koe te mea e tautinei ana i tera taha.
Tautiti, V. t. sicpport an invalid in walking.
Tautiti, v.t. stick into one^s belt.
tautiti, n. belt; girdle. Kia mau te tautiti ote taua; wait till the girdle of the war party is
fastened ; i.e. until the crops are gathered in.
Tautohe, v. i. contend : 2^6rsist.
tautohetohe, v. i. contend one ivitli another. E tautolietohe ana nga waka ra.
Tautohito, n. adept ; person of experience.
Tautoko, v.t. ptrop up; support.
Tautoro, v. i. stretch forward; extend oneself.
Tautiiku, v. i. 1 stoop ; bend down. 2 be lotv. Nekeliia ake tena ki runga; kei te tautuku rawa ki raro.
Tautiitetute, v.i. jostle one an- other.
TS,U"ware, v.i. touch without at- tracting notice. Heoi ano, tau- ware atu nga ringaringa ki runga i te pane hokomirimiri ai. (159)
tauware, n. 1 thwart of a canoe.
2 space between two thwarts.
3 space betiveen the 'riu tainga tvaV and the boiv or stern of a canoe.
Tauwehe, v.i. be separated. Ka
haramai tenei ka tauwehe. Tauwhainga, v.i. contend; vie.
E tauwhainga ana te waka ki
te poti. Tauwhanga, v. t. Uirk for. Ki
te tauwhanga i te tangata i
tarai nei i to ratou waka. (51) Tau"whare, v. i. overhang. I
raro i nga tauwharenga ko-
whatu^ (_i33) Tauwhatoto, v. i. ;)w/Z one
against another. Tauwhatii, n. fishing net. Tauwhena, n. of small stature ;
divarfish. Tauwheniia, n. strange land. Tau"whir6whir6, v. i. be near the
chaiige. Kei te tauwhirowhiro
te marama. Compare "whiro.
Tau-whiwhi
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Ta^wera
Tauwhiwhi, v. i. he entangled.
tau'whi-whi, v.t, fasten up a 'kete.'
Tawa, n. nesodcq^hne tawa; a tree.
tawatawa, n. mackerel; scomber australasicus.
ta'wata'wa, a. striped like mac- kerel. Me te anuhe tawatawa.
(30)
Tawa, n. ridge.
Tawae, v.t. 1 divide; separate. Tawaewaetia te ahi kia ka ai. Tawae taro; separate young tu- bers of Haro.^ 2 throw down standing crops. Taku kanga, pau katoa te tawae.
Tawaha, n. bed in a garden.
Tawaha, a. having an unpleasant taste. Ka tawahatia toku ma- ngai.
Tawahanui, n. 7io7-th tvind (Bay of Plenty).
Tawahi, n. the opjjosite side of a river or valley. E liaere ana kia wliiti ki tawahi o te awa.
(41) Tawai, n. canoe without attached
sides; Hitvai.' Tawai, v. i. 1 jeer; tau7it. Aua
ra e tawaia te tangata na. 2
steep in vegetable dye. Tawai, n. fagus Menziesii, and
fagus fusca ; trees. tawaiwai, n. phyllocladus tricho-
manoides ; a tree. Tawaka, n. large grey duck.
He parera tawaka. Tawaka, a. grooved; channelled. Tawake, v.t. repair a hole in a
canoe. Tawaketia to tatouwaka.
Rau tawake" ^^iece of wood in- serted to stop a hole ; patch. Tawao, n. 1 a herb used for food.
2 carmichcelia sp. ; a shrub. Tawapou, n. sapota costata; a
tree.
Taware, v. t. diqje; cajole. He taware tana i o tatou mahara.
Tawari, n. ixerba brexioides; a tree.
tawari, v. t. opjjose a claim to land, &c.
Tawari, a. 1 almost broken off: hanging by the skin, &c. 2 ivearied; exhausted.
tawari wari, a. bending from side to side.
Taw^atawa, see under tawa.
Tawatu, n. oven of cockles.
Tawau, n. milky juice of plants. Me rami ki te wai kia hemo ai te tawau o te panahi.
taw^auwau, n. 1 a fish. 2 a kind of net. See rangitahi.
Tawauri, a. dark; black.
Tawe, n. weight on a cable to pi-event an anchor from drag- ging. Kahore he tawe mo to tatou punga.
Taweka, v. t. carry round the neck, as clothes, &c., to keep them out of the way in travel- ling.
taweka, n. incumbrance; hin- drance. He aha te tawekaweka i runga i a Te Matehe?
I. Taweke, v. i. be all gone or come; he entirely consumed. Ko te whakataweketanga tenei o nga kaumatua e noho nei.
II. Taweke, v. t. set snares for birds. Tatou ki te taweke i a tatou kaha.
taweke, a. connected by relation- ship, friendship, &c. Na wai koe i taweke ai ki konei?
taweke, n. sonclms asper; large sotv-thistle. The same as rau- roroa.
Tawekti, n. coriaria ruscifolia; a shrub, the same as tiitu.
Tawera, n. 1 the morning star; the planet Venus. 2 burnt
Tavrerew^ere
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Taw^hiti
place in a wood, etc.
Tawere"wgre, v.i. han<j.
Tawerii, u. yarmeiit; ra;/.
Ta^vewe, v. t. 1 sound witli a line. 2 examine the bottom of the sea or a river by dragginy, to ascertain its freedom from obstructions. Haere, tawewe- tia te taanga mo te kupenga nei.
Tawiri, n. 1 a shell-fish. 2 eel-net. 3 cowardice. No reira ka mau nei liei tawiri. (67)
Ta'wha, v.i. h^lrst open; crack.
tawha, n. 1 crack; chasm. 2 cahibash. Compare taha.
Tawhai, n. a tree.
Ta'wha!, a V. i. sty-etch forth. Kau tawhai; stretch forth the arms alternately in swimming. (3 v.t. imitate; rival. E kore e taea te tawhai te whare o NGatitoa.
Tawhaki, v. t. gather fruit.
Ta'whana, a. bent like a, bow.
Ta'whao, n. copse-ivood.
tawhao"whao, n. drift-wood, &c., cast up by the sea. NGa ta- whaowhao 0 te akau roa. (11)
Tawhara, a. wide apart. Kia tawhara te ko o te mara.
tawhara, n. flower bracts of freycinetia Banksii or kiekie.
Ta'wharara, a. 1 leaning; slant- ing. 2 declining (of the sun). Ka tawharara te I'a.
Ta-wharau, v. t. shelter with branches stuck into the ground. Ko tona waka, toia ake ki uta; tawharautia ake. (56)
Tawharu, v.i bend doivn in the middle; sag. Kei tawharu iho te tahuhu.
Tawhati, v. i. ebb. Kua tawhati te tai.
ta^whati, n. valley.
Ta-whe, see taa^whe.
Tawhe.
tawhetawhe, n. old garment; ray. Kua kore o matou tawhe- tawhe.
Tawhenua, n. land wind.
Tawheo, a. circuitous. He ara tawheo.
Ta"whera, a. op^en; gaping. Ta- whera katoa te waewae o Wai- ahinau.
tawhera, n. leaf.
Tawhero, n. Weinmannia race- mosa ; or HowaV ; a tree.
Tawheta, v.i. 1 dangle. 2 be listless. 3 lie together ; lie in a heap. Ka tawheta nei nga rakau.
Tawhe'wheo, n. quintinnia ser- rata ; a tree.
Tawhi, see taa^whi.
Tawhi, n. food. E kore e o atu te tawhi maori.
Ta'whio, v.i. 1 yo round about. 2 be in an out-of-the-way situa- tion. He tawhio te kainga ki roto. 3 be travelled round. Ka tawhio i a ia tera motu.
Ta^whiri, v.t. beckon; wave to. Tawhiritia te ope ra kia haere mai. 2 bid welcome. E haere atu ana te tangata, ka pa te tawhiri. (139) 3 whirl round; wring the neck by whirling round.
tawhiri, n. pittosporum tenui- folium; so called from its being waved as a demonstration of wel- come. Ko te tawhiri kua oti te whakarewa hei whakakakara i te whare. (192)
Tawhiro, v.i. turn. Te tawhiro mai, te aha. Compare tahuri.
Tawhiti, n. snare; trap.
I. Tawhiti, a. 1 distant; widely separated, in space or time. Nawai i tata, a ka tawhiti noa atu, ka tawhiti noa mai. (70)
Tawhiti
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Teka
2 hospitable ; generous. Ka- tahi ano te tangata tawhiti !
tawhiti. n. 1 « distant locality; a distance. Kua riro ki ta- whiti. 'Kei tawhiti' often signi- fies matchless ; unrivalled. Kei tawhiti tou manawanui. 2 man; fellow; a familiar term. Te whakatikanga ake o taua tawhiti raka. (65)
II. Tawhiti, v. i. for tahuti, run away. Kua tawhiti taku ta- rn aiti.
Tawhito, a. old.
Tawhiu, v. t. drive together ; hunt up.
tawhiuwhiu, v.t xvhirl round and round.
Tawhiwhi, v.i. he enttvined, or entangled. Ka tawhiwhi tepua- wananga ki nga manga o te rakau.
Te, art. plural nga. 1 the. 2 with verbs (a) it may form an infinitive ; Kihai i taea te ko- rikori. (143) — (/3) or a gerund; Hei utu mo ta ratou tukunga i a ia ki te whawhai. (7) — (y) or it may be repeated from tera or tenei earlier in the sen- tence, when the action is im- perfect. Tera a Hineiteiwaiwa te titiro niai ra i runga i te whare. (62)
I. Te, apparently compounded of te and the verbal particle e. Ko koe te mohio ana; for Ko koe te [mea] e mohio ana; You are the 2)erson who knoivs.
II. Te, ad. not. To noa, to noa, te taea. (76) — Te ai he aha hei whakaohooho mai. (117) — Ka- hore ano maua i puta atu i te whare o Hohaia i te kitea wa- wetia he tangata hei kani papa whare mo maua.
III. Te, v.i, crack; emit a sharj)
explosive sound. IV. Te. tete, v.i. exert oneself. Tete noa
koutou ki te mahi kai, era e
whai kai? tete, n. 1 figure-head of a canoe
witliout arms or legs. 2 canoe
tvitli, plain figurehead. whakate, v. t. squeeze fluid o%U
of anything. Me whakate te
puku kia hemo ai te pirau ki
waho. whakatete, v.t. milk.
I. Tea, a. white.
tetea, v. i. gnash the teeth.
II. Tea, ad. interrogative, where. Tea mea ma 1
Tehe, n. membrum virile glande nuda.
I. Tehea, pron. interrogative, which. Ko tehea to koutou waka? PI. ehea.
II. Tehea, ad. interrogative, ivhere. Tehea toku kakahu?
Teihana, n. station.
Teina, n. 1 younger brother of
a male. 2 younger sister of a
female. Teitei, a. high ; tall. teitei, n. summit.
I. Teka, a. false ; lying. He korero teka.
tekateka, a. confoxmded ; gene- rally witli 'noa,'as, tekateka noa. whakateka, v. t. disbelieve.
II. Teka, v. t. drive forwards ; xirge on.
teka, n. 1 sm^all dart thrown for amusement. 2 projecting part of a ' ko,' by means of which it is forced into the ground by the foot. 3 a kind of karakia or charm.
teka, a. Tai teka; spyring-tide.
w^hakatekateka, v.i. 1 play ivith Heka' dart. '2, play at any game.
Tekaha
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Tepe
tetSkS,, a. munhed. Ka teteka oku ringaringa i te matao.
whakateteka, v. i. desire; in- tend; meditate. E whakate- teka ana ia ki te whawhai.
Tekaha, conj. but then. E hoki ana te Hauhau i Taureka; te- kaha ko Rongowhakaata, ka- wea ana ki Patutahi.
Tekau, a. ten.
I. Teke, n. pudenda muliehria.
II. Teke.
whakateke, v. i. deal deceitfully. Ehara tenei i te whakateke naku; he tika tonu.
Teki, n. outer fence of a pa.
teki, V. i. drift with the anchor dotvn but not touching the bot- tom.
whakateki, v. t. suspend so as not to reach the ground. Me whakateki tena papa.
Teko, n. rock.
tekoteko, n. carved figure on the gable of a house. Te whaka- tikanga o Tangotango, tu ana i runga i te tekoteko o te whare.
(48)
Temara, n. thimble.
Temepara, n. temple.
Tena, pron., plural ena or ana, near or connected with the per- son addressed ; that ; this. Hei aha tena wahine i hahauria ai e korua? (185)
tena, conj. but. Kaore nga mea o Hawaiki i poto hei whaka- tuputupu i te wahine ; tena, mo nga tane, i poto katoa; nga mea iti, nga mea nunui. Tena ko tenei ; but on the other hand.
tena, ad. there; here. He wai ano tena? The usual greeting "Tena koe" may be literally rendered, ^Here you are!' as much as to say, '/ am glad to see you.'' Tena is often used to
0
invite co-operation, or to en- courage or urge on a work — Come now. Tena, tatou, ka here i te ra kia ata haere ai. (18) Or again, to give emphasis to a demand. Tena, he aha te tohu o tou ekenga mai? (122) Hence
tena, v. t. encourage ; urge for- ward. Tenatia ana e aua wa- hine ko te kai ma te mahi.
whakatenatena, v.t. encourage.
I. TSne, a. invented. He kupu tene noa ake tenei kupu.
II. Tene, v.i. be importunate. E tene mai ano pea ki tetahi mana.
■whakatenetene, v. t. annoy ; provoke. Hore i te whakatene- tene mai o te taurekareka nei !
Tenei, pron. this; near the speaker. Ko tona ara tenei e puta ake ai. (54) Plural enei or anei.
tenei, ad. 1 here. Tenei ra to maua nei kainga. (165) 2 now. Ko tenei, e tama, he iwi kino te iwi nei. (141) Kua tata tenei ratou te u ki uta.
Teneti, n. tent.
T6n5, a. notched. Kia teno te rakau.
Tenga, n. pomum Adami; the prominent part of the throat.
Tengi, a. three.
Teo, n. stick.
teo, v.t. stick into the ground.
teoteo, n. 1 a small kind of shag ; the same as aroarotea. 2 the female of prosthemadera Novce Zealandice.
Tepara, n. 1 table. 2 stable.
T6pe.
whakatepe, v. t. do in order without any omission; do com- pletely. WHakatepea te mahi.
Tepetepe
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Ti
TSpStepg, n. 1 clot of blood, &c. 2 jelly-fish.
Tepu, n. table.
Tera, pron. that; away from either the speaker or the person addressed; that other ; the other. Ka hui tera iwi ki te mataki- taki. {145) Tera tau; last year, or next year. Often used for the personal pronoun. Ka ki mai tera, Kei te ata tonu. (90)
tera, ad. there. Tera ano tetahi pa nui onamata. (166)
Tera, n. saddle.
Tere, v. i. 1 drift from moorings. Ka tere to tatou waka i te hau. 2 float. E tere tonu ana ia i runga i nga kiaka. (143) 3 move swiftly. Ka nui te tere o to koutou kaipuke. 4 he quick. Kia tere mai he kai whakahoki mai i te korero.
tere, n. shoal of fish.
tetere, a. large; swollen. Ka tetere taku matihao.
teretere, n. company of travellers. Ka u mai he teretere no Aotea.
(143)
teretere, v. i. he liquid; flow; run.
Terepii, v.t. deport; carry off in a body.
Tereti, n. slate.
Tetahi, pron. 1 one; a; a cer- tain. Ka whakatika tetahi o nga rangatira o te ope ra. (154) 2 another. Ka karanga mai tetahi tangata, Me au nei te alma? (61) 3 som,e. Kawea atu tetahi wai mo te manuhiri. (168) Plural etahi, some; some others.
Tete, V. i. stand fixed in the ground. NGa rakau e tete mai ra.
tete, n. head of a spear.
whakatete, v.i. 1 molest ; annoy ;
quarrel with. He whakatete kainga; a quarrel about land. 2 act waywardly or perversely. E ta ! whakatete tonu koe ki te noho?
Tete, see under te.
Tetea, see under tea.
Teteavreka, n. olearia angusti- folia; a shrub.
Tetehi, for tetahi.
Teteka, see under teka.
Tetere, n. trumjiet.
Tetere, see under tere.
Teure, n. fruit of kiekie, or freyciiietia Banksii.
Tewe, n. 1 membrane of the fcetus. 2, fermented juice of the tutu.
te"wetewe, n. for ta^watavra, a fish like mackerel.
tewetewe, a. wet; dripping.
TewhS,, n. a 'karakia' used at kumara-planting.
tewha, V. t. perform, the 'tewha' over a field at planting-time. Ka tara te kai tewha o te mara, ka tara ano hoki nga kai-hapai i nga ko
te"whate"wha, n. a weapon made of wood, broad and flat at one end, something like the head of an axe.
Ti, n. 1 cordyline of several species. Ti haere; ti trees ap- jjearing to change their position. (84) Considered to forbode evil. Ti-mataku-tai, ti kapu, or ti toi; cordyline indivisa. Ti kouka; cordyline australis. Ti ngahere, or ti torere; cordy- line Banksii. Ti para ; a species cultivated for food. 2 a game. Ti ringaringa; played with the hands. Ti rakau; played with a ball.
ti, or titi, V. i. 1 squeak. Ka titi mai te kiore i roto i te raupo. 2 tingle. Titi ana nga taringa.
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titi, n. 1 mutton-bird. He aha koe i haei'e mai ai ki a au hei titi mo to ahi? — "He titi wha- iigainga tahi." 2 u])perviost lines of tattooing on the fore- head.
Ti, n. tea.
I. Tia, v.t. stick in; drive in. Me tia nga pou o te teneti.
tiatia, v.t. 1 drive in pegs, &c.
2 adorn hy sticking in feathers.
Kua herua ake taua tangata ra
i te po, kua tiatiaina ki te rau-
kura. (97) tia, or tiatia, n. joe^; stake.
II. Tia, n. abdomen.
III. Tia, a. 1 hoiv great. E tia tou humarie! (164) 2 frequent. He tia hokihoki mai nou.
Tiaho, V. i. emit rays of light;
shine. Ka tiaho mai te ahi. Tiaka, n. dam; mother. Tiakakahi, a. on the meridian,
spoken of the sun. Tiaki, v. t. 1 guard; keep. I a
au e tiaki ana i te whare, ka
puta mai a Ponui. 2 watch
for ; wait for. Kei tatahi ia e
tiaki ana i te waka o Karihi
kia u mai. Tianga, n. mat to lie on; called
also tienga, or takapau. Tiarg, n. scent. Tau ana te tiare
i te raukawa. Tiari, v.t. hang up). Me tiari ki
waho, ki te rakau. Tiaroa, n. long straight side. Te
tiaroa o te pa. Ttati, n. judge. Tieke, n. 1 a bird; creadion
caruncidatus. 2 a black mat. Tiemi, v.i. 1 play at see-saw. 2
he unsettled; be cast adrift.
Tenei te iwi ka tiemi, ka
tiemi. Tienga, n. mat to lie on. See
tianga. 02
TiepS,, V. i. hang loosely. Me tiepa noa ake tona kakahu.
Tiere, n. scent. Tena rawa te tiere te haere na, ara te ka- kara o te tawhiri. (193)
Tihahiihahu, v.t. scatter about.
Tihaere, n. a pole with a snare arranged on it, baited with flowers, for catching birds.
TihauorS,, n. a plant.
Tihg, v.i. sneeze.
Tihei, v.t. carry a burden on the back, holding it in place with the hands. Tiheitia nga kai nei.
TiHEMA, n. December.
Tiherii, v. t. bole water out of a canoe, &c. Tiherua te wai o te poti.
tiheru, n. vessel to bale with.
Tihewa, v.i. sneeze.
Tihi, n. summit.
tihi, v.i. lie in a heap. Tekau nga taro e tihi ana i tona aro- aro. (49)
tihi tihi, a. idling ; trifling.
Tihoi, V. t. expand the middle of a mat in the tveaving by insert- ing threads in the woof which do not run through to the edges.
Tihoihoi, a. noisy. He kotiro tihoihoi.
Tihoka, v.t. 1 stick in; thrust in. Tihokatia atu te maripi ki te raupo. 2 shelter by sticking small branches into the ground.
tihokahoka, n. temporary shelter made with branches stuck into the ground.
Tihore, v.t. 1 strip off. Tihorea te kiri o te rakau. 2 peel; take the skin off.
tihore, n. the best variety of phormium tenax, prepared with- out the use of a shell.
TihSri, v.i. go or pass on one side.
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TihSu, n. au implement used as a spade.
TikS,, a. 1 straight; direct. Ko te ara tika tena. 2 keeping a direct course. A, tika tonu atu ki te korokoro o te Parata. (72) 3 right; just; fair. Ka rongo ia kei te tika nga kupu (42) — E tika hoki ! a form of express- ing thanks.
tikanga, n. 1 rule; plan; method. Ka rapua e ratou he tikanga hei mamingatanga ma ratou i a Kae. (37) 2 custom. Tona tikanga mai tenei o mua iho. (47) 3 reason. Ko te tikanga o te Huhuti, i pai ai ki a Te WHatu-i-apiti, he pai no Te WHatu-i-apiti. (165) 4 mean- ing; purport. Te tikanga o tena tau, he kohuru. 5 au- thority; control. Kahore ona tikanga ki ena taonga.
■whakatika, a v. t. straighten. (3 v.i. straighten oneself; stand up; rise up); s^ar^ on a journey.
'Whakatika, n. way ; path.
Tika, n. phormium tenax; ordi- nary swamp flax.
Tikaka, a. 1 hot. Tikaka ana te ra. 2 burnt by the sun.
TikS,okao, n. barn-door fowl.
Ti-kapu, n. a species of cordy- line.
TikarS, v. t. pick out of a hole ; scoop out. Tikarohia ake te kanohi e Tongameha. (48)
TiKERA, n. tea-kettle.
Tiketike, and titike, a. lofty; high. Titike ao; papaku po.
I. Tiki, V. t. 1 fetch. Ka tukua atu
e ia tana tangata ki te tiki atu i tetahi ika mana. (141) ^ go to for any purpose. Ka tikina mai a Tane ka whakaarahia ki runga. (55)
II. Tiki, n 1 post marking a 'tapu '
place. 2 figure on the gable of a house. 3 a greenstone orna- ment worn suspended from the neck ; the same as heitiki. 4 lower part of the back ; sacrum.
tikitiki, n. 1 girdle. 2 knot of hair on the top of the head. Ka wewete i tona tikitiki, ka ru i ona makawe. (55)
"whakatiki, v.t. 1 tie up, as a dog, &c. ; keep) in confinem,ent, Whakatikia te kuri na. 2 keep without food.
Tikihope, n. loins.
Tikikiwi, n. a method of finish- ing off the thatch of a house.
Tikitu, a. entire ; untouched. He ngahere tikitu.
Tiko, V. i. evacuate the bowels.
titiko, n. a shell-fish.
Tikoki, a. easily overbalanced; unsteady. He waka tikoki.
Tikokekoke, a. high uj) in the heavens. Kua tikokekoke noa atu te ra o waho. (13)
Tikoko, V. t. take up with a shovel or ladle. Tikokoa te oneone ki waho.
Tikoriia, a. prolific; producing abimdantly ; of kumara.
Ti-kupenga, n. a tree ; a species of cordyline.
TiMA, n. steamer.
Timanga, n. elevated stage, on which food is kept.
I. Timata, n. dart ; short spear for throwing.
II. Timata, v. t. begin. Ka tima- taia te korero e Kawe.
timatanga, n. beginning. Timo, V. t. peck, as a bird ; prick ;
strike with a pointed instrument. Timu, a. ebb ; ebbing. He tai
timu ; ebb tide ; low water. Timu, for tum.u. Tina, a. fixed ; fast. Tina ana
ratou i te mataku o te taua.
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Kca
tina, v.piiss. be ove7-powered. tina ahau e te whakama.
"Whakatina, a v.t. 1 fasten; fix. 2 confine, put under restraint. Ka whakatinaia ahau ki te kai ; / am restrained from food. 3 treat as a slave ; opjyress with work. Ka whakatina mai koe, ko te mea taumaha ki a au. 4 provoke. He whakatina ra ki a au kia oho ai ahau. /3 v. i. applied to protracted parturi- tion. Kua whakatina hoki, kaore i hohoro te whanau. (128)
Tinaku, n. 1 seed potatoes. Me koko aku tinaku. 2 garden ; cultivated ground.
Tinana, n. body ; trunk,
Tinei, v. t. 1 put out; extinguish. Tineia te kapura. 2 destroy ; kill. He rewharewha ki te tinei i etahi tangata ki te mate.
tineinSi, v. t. confuse ; put out of proper order. Korei'o whaka- tepe i o korero, kaua e tineinei.
tinein§i, a. unsettled; ready to move. Noho tineinei; sit on on^s heels, ready to jump up instantly.
Tini, a. very many. K ia tini nga pou mo te taiepa. Tini whaio- io ; innumerable.
tini, n. host ; myriad. Tenei te tini o NGatoro kei roto i te hangi e takoto ana. (91)
Tini, v.t. 1 annoy. Ka tinia ahau e te pawerawera. 2 ter- rify. Ka tinia e te mataku o te taua.
Tini, n. chain.
Tinihanga, v.t. 1 deceive ; cheat. I tinihangatia au e te kai arahi i po ai ahau. 2 practise upon. Maku e tinihanga ki a NGato- roirangi. (70)
Tini-nger6ngSr6, a. very nume- rous.
Tini-'whaioio, a. innumerable. Tin5, a. exact ; precise ; very.
Ka tae ki te tino wahapu o
Manuka. (162) — Used also to
give vividness to narrative. Te
tino rarahutanga ki te hoe, ka
rite noa ano ; tino pounga ki
te wai i poua ai ; anana ! me te
pere ! (171) tino, n. jy^'^cise spot. Ko te tino
o Taiamai tenei kamaka. tino, ad. quite ; very. Ka tino tae
atu a Hakawau ki te kainga o
Kaiwhare. (162) Tin6hi, v. t. /j?t^ heated stones
upon food laid to cook in a
' hangi.' TingS,, a. likely. E tinga ano i
tawhiti koe. Tingahuru, a. ten. Tingei, a. unsettled; ready to
move. He noho tingei noa to
matou noho i konei. Compare
tineinei, under tinei. Tingotingo, a. speckled. Tio, a. sharj); piercing. Aue! te
haupapa, tio tonu ! tio, n. 1 ice. 2 oyster. 3 land- mark. 4 dicksonia squarrosa. tiotio, a. having sharp points or
2)rojections ; prickly. He ko-
whatu tiotio. Tiora, v. t. split. Ka tioraia ka
toatia te makahi. tiora, n. marauding party,
separated from the main army. Tiori, v.t. 1 hold up to view. 2
wave to and fro. Tioro, v.i. tingle; be jarred. Ka
tioro oku . taringa i te paku-
tanga o te pu. Tipa, v.i. go wrong. Tipa ke. tipatipa, a. false. He korero
tipatipa. Tipa, a. dried up. Ka tipatia a
raro o te whenua. tipa, n. a shell-fish«
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Tiri
Tipak5pako, v. t. (jhan potatoes or kumara. Compare pako.
Tipaopao, v. t. put out of proper seqxience. Kaua e tipaopao to korero.
TiPATA, n. teapot.
Tipatere, for tini-patere, a. very numerous; in very great nuynhers. Kua tipatere koe i te awatea, kua hinga ki Tara- naki.
Tipau, n. my r sine Urvillei; a tree.
Tipi, a V. t. pare a horizontal sur- face; pare off. Tipia atu nga tarutaru ka ngaki ai i te mara nei. P v.i. skim lightly along the surface. Anana!. titipi kau ana taua waka. (70)
tipitipi, V. i. spread rapidly. Ka rongo ha ki a Kiki; tipitipi ana te rongo. (172)
tipi, a. Heke tipi; board placed on edge under each of the end- rafters of a native house.
Tipihauraro, v. t. exterminate. He tipihauraro tonu mai a NGapulii, a, haramai tonu. — Kia whakatakaa e maua he taua tipihauraro ki raro i o maua waewae.
Tipiwhenua, v. i. roa7n abroad.
tipiwhenua, n. vagabond.
Tipoka, V. t. dig ujy what has been buried. Na te tangata i tapuke, na te kuri i tipoka.
tipoka, a. dried up. Katahi ano ka tipoka inaianei.
tipokapoka, v. t. take at random.
Tipoko, V. i. 1 be extingiiished; be destroyed. Ka tipoko anake aku ika i te kuri. 2 become rotten; perish. E! kua tipoko noa atu nga kai o te rua nei !
Tipore, n. a shrub.
Tiporo, V. t. cut short.
Tipu, for tupu.
Tipua, see tupua.
Tipuaki, n. crown of the head.
Compare tumuaki. Tipuna, see tupuna.
Tira, n. 1 file of men; row. Te
tira o Puanga; the stars in
Orion's belt. 2 company of
travellers. Tera te tira ka puta.
3 fin of a fish. 4 rays ; beams.
NGa tira 0 Autahi. 5 7nast of
a canoe. Tiraha, n. 1 large bundle. E
rima nga tiraha raupo. 2 large
'■kete'' for kumara. tiraha, v. i. lean. Kia tiraha nga
pou 0 te whare. tiraha, a. 1 sloiv. Tiraha tonu
te haere o te pahi nei. ^face
ujnvards. Anga tiraha; lie on
one's back. Tirairaka, n. rhijoidura fiabelli-
fera; a bird. Tirangaranga, a. scattered.
tirangaranga nga otaota
ketunga a te poaka. Tirango, n. large grayling. tirangorango, a. scattered. Tirangi, v.i. be unsettled. Tirara, v. i. be wide ajjart.
rara ana nga waewae. — be scat- tered. Waiho i kona tirara
haere ai. Tiratu, n. mast of a canoe. Tirau, n. peg ; stick. Tiraumoko, n. bastard. Tirea, n. tlie moon on the second
day. Tireki, n. stack of fern-root. Tiremi, v.i. ebb. Kua tiremi te
korihirihi. Tirengi, a. unsettted. Ka noho
tirengi nga tangata i te ma-
taku. Tirepa, v.t. line with reeds the
roof of a native house. Tiri, v.t. 1 throw or place one by
one. E tiri ana a Tolie i nga
Ka
: te
Ti-
Tiripapa 199
ika ki uta. 2 plant. E tiri parareka ana a Te WHata, 3
place one on another; stack. Kei te tiri i nga kai o te rua.
tiri, n. offering to an 'Atua.' Ka poipoia te tiri ki te atua, ka mea, To tiri, na, e WHiro.
Tiripapa, v. i. explode i^i siicces- sion. Ka tiripapa te main a NGapuhi.
Tiriwa, v. t. 1 plant at wide in- tervals. Tiriwatia, kia awe te oti. 2 plant in spaces caused hy failure of seed, and so gene- rally 2)ut into a vacant place. Kahore tetahi e tiriwatia e koe? 3 stop a gap.
tiriwa, n. space; compartment; district.
Tir6, or titiro, a v. i. look. Ka titiro atu ia i te haeatatanga o te whatitoka. {13) Titiro ma- kutu; look hard, and hence look covetously. Ka titiro makutu mai ia ki toku kakahu. (i v. t.
1 survey ; view. Ka puta atu te ruahine ra ki waho, titiro atu ai i te ope ra. (93) 2 look into; examine.
tirotiro, a v. i. look about. fS v. t. investic/ate.
Tirou, n.fork; p>ointed stick used as a fork.
tirou, v.t. 1 take up with a stick or fork; reach with a stick. 2 move a canoe sideways, by plunging the paddle into the water and drawing it towards one. Tiroua mai te ihu o te waka.
Titaha, v. i. 1 be on one side; lean to one side. Titaha ana nga tuturu o te whare. — decline, as the sun. Ka titaha te ra.
2 2^'^i'Ss on one side. He aha koe i titaha ai i toku kainga?
3 go in an oblique dii'ection. E
Titoki
rua ona titahatanga. (15) 4 va7'y from; have a different tendency. Kaore i titaha i taku whakahaere o korero i whaka- ari ake nei.
titaha, n. 1 axe. 2 a kind of mat.
Titaka, v. i. move about; turn round. Titaka noa toku niho.
titakataka, v. i. turn over and over; wallow.
Titari, v. t. scatter about.
Titei, n. spy. Compare tutei.
Titengi, a. unsettled. Kati te noho titengi, kia u ki raro.
Titi, a V. i. 1 stick in, as a peg or pin. Titi tonu te pere ki nga heu o te whare. (81) 2 shine. Tangohia ana e raua te puru, na, titi tonu te ra ki roto. (47) 3 go astray. Kua titi ke atu pea nga poaka ki waho. /3 v. t. 1 stick in. 2 fasten with nails or pegs. Titia te papa nei.
titi, n. 1 peg; join; nail. 2 carved mouthjnece of a calabash in which birds are preserved.
Titi, see under ti.
Titike, see under tike.
Titiko, see under tiko.
Titimako, n. a bird.
Titiro, see under tiro.
I. Tito, v.t. 1 invetit; comjjose im- pro77tptu. Na te Horua i tito tenei waiata. He korero tito; a fabrication. — do anything without previous practice. He haka kia titoia?
II. Tito, a. having the face covered with long hair. He kuri tito. — He pahau tito; a beard cover- ing nearly the whole face.
Titohea, a. 1 exhausted by Jre- quent cultivatiofi. 2 poor in growth.
Titoki, n. alectryon excelsum; a tree.
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titoki, v.t. chop.
Tit6k6, n. pole used to stretch or
extend anything ; sjyrit of a sail,
&c. titoko, V. t. 1 stretch with a pole.
2 keep off or away. Ka titoko-
tokona ratou ki mamao o to
ratou unga atu nei. (121) 3
propel with a pole. Titongi, v.t. peck at; nibble.
Ehara ta te tangata kai, he kai
titongi kau : engari mahi ai
ia ki te whenua ; tino kai, tino
makona. titongi, n. the same as titoki, a
tree. TitSre, v.t. or v.i. split; divide.
Na te panga o taku patu, titore
ke, titore ke. (29) Titupii, v.i. 1 chap. Ka mate
au i te titupu o toku waewae.
2 peel off. Kua titupu mai te
hiako o te uwhi. Tiu, V. i. 1 soar in various direc- tions. 2 wander. tiutiu, v.i. turn about; wander.
E tiutiu ana nga kanohi. tiutiu, n. 1 a bird. 2 wanderer;
vagabond. TiwS-i, n. canoe tcithout attached
sides. Takoto humuhumu kau
ana ko nga tiwai anake. (171) Ti'wS.i, a. lasting; permanent.
Katahi ano ka tiwai te noho o
te pakeha. TiwakS,"wS,kS,, n. a bird. TiwS,rS., V. t. cleave in twain. Ti"wari, v.t. scrape. Me tiwari
te roi kia reka ai. Ti^wata, or tivrataAvata, n.
fence; palisade. Tiwe, v.i. scream (of children
only). TiwSkS., a. vagabond ; roaming
after no good. E kore e ngaro
te tohu o te wahine tiweka. Ti'werfi,'wSr&, a. mournful.
TiwhS-, n. patch; spot; bald place on the head; mark of a land- slip, &c.
tiwha, a. squint. He kanohi ti- wha.
titiwha, v.i. be in patches or small circumscribed portions. Ano he pounamu kei nga karu pango e titiwha ana. (159)
ti-whativrha, a. 1 dark. 2 gloomy in mind ; sad. Ka nui rawa te tiwhatiwha ki a ratou ka ngaro atu nei.
Tiwhaki, v.t. expand; open.
Tiwhana, v.i. be curved. E ti- whana mai ra a Kahukura i runga i te rangi.
ti'whana, n. lines of tattooing over the eyebroivs.
Ti"whara"whara, v.i. be split; be separated.
TiwHiKBTE, n. certificate.
I. To, n. stem of maize, raupo, (fee.
II. To, v.i. 1 be 2y'>'f'ffnant. 2 be conceived in the womb. Ka moe a Tawhaki, a to noa ta raua tamaiti. 3 set, as the sun. Te ra to; the tvest.
■whakato, v. t. 1 cause to conceive.
2 plant. whakato, n. ^karakia' to induce
conception.
III. To, pron. thy. Plural O. Generally equivalent to tau.
IV. To, v.t. drag; haul. Ka tola nga waka ki waho manu ai. (70) To-whare, drag a per- son out of his house and kill him; murder in cold blood.
t5to, v.t. 1 drag a number of objects. Ko nga waka, he mea toto ki uta. (131) 2 chip or knock off ; chop. Toto tonu ai ki te kowhatu. 3 perform a ceremony over a child ; the same as tua, and iriiri.
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tSto, V. i. 1 ooze ; trickle. 2 hold without breaking ; hear a strain, asfibre of phormium instripping. Ka toto te wliitau, he tapoto : ka torete, he taroa.
toanga-waka, p^ace where canoes are dragged over ; portage.
V. To, a. calm. Marino to; very calm.
VI. T5, a compound of te and o, thus, 'To Turi kainga,' is equi- valent to 'Te kainga o Turi.'
VII. To, prep, up to ; as high as. Nawai ra, i raro te wai, a ka to nga turi. (130)
T6a, a. 1 male, of animals. He kararehe toa. 2 brave; vic- torious. Tenei ra ka rongo ki te tino toanga o enei rangatira tokowha. (157)
toa, v.i. 1 throw u]} a stalk. Kua toa te witi. 2 romp ; Jrolic. Kei te toa nga tamariki.
totSa, a. 1 impetuous ; fierce. Totoa tonu te ngakau ; te puri- puri te aha. 2 urgent. Heoi ano te mea i totoa niai ai maua, ko koe kia noho.
toa, n. brave man; warrior. Ka peratia tonutia nga toa o taua iwi nei. (60)
toatoa, n. 1 phyUocladus tricho- manoides ; a tree. 2 haloragis alata ; a small plant.
ToA, n. store.
Toanga, n. derivative from toa.
Toanga, n. derivative from to. See IV. to.
T6ari, a. clear ; limpid.
I. Toe, v.i. be left, as a remnant, Kotahi i toe, ko te koromatua.
(24) toenga, n. remnant. whakatoe, v. t. cause to remain.
II. Toe, and totoe, v.t. split; divide. Me he haeata e toea ana i te talia rangi. (164)
toetoe, v.t. split into strips or shreds. Toetoea he korari mo te kupenga.
toetoe, n. 1 different species of g7'ass or rushes used for thatch- ing. Toetoe kakaho; arundo conspicua. Toetoe kiwi; gah- nia lacera. Toetoe rautahi; carex ternaria. Toetoe tara ngarara; gahnia sp. Toetoe upoko-tangata ; carex ustulatus. 2 shingles for covering roofs.
Toeke, n. loop of cord, put loosely round the feet to enable them to grasp a tree in climb- ing.
Toemi, n. 1 hand-net. 2 net the edges of w^hich are made to draw together like the mouth of a bag.
Toene, v.i. set. Ka toene te ra. See to^wene.
Toere, n. hand-net.
Toha, V. t. spread out.
tohatoha, v.t. spread abroad; distribute. Katahi ka tahuri te manuhiri ra ki te tohatoha i tana kai. (166)
Tohake, n. bashet. Kohia he wane ki te tohake.
Tohapiiru, v. t. gir-d tightly. Kia tohapurutia te manawa.
Tohe, V. i. 1 persist ; be urgent. Ka tohe tonu te taua ki te wha- whai. (182) 2 refuse; object. Kihai hoki ia i tohe ; whaka- tika tonu atu ki runga. (39)
totolie, v.i. contend one tvith another. Heoti ano, ka totohe ratou i konei; tohe atu ana, tohe mai ana. (122)
tohetohe, v.i. be pertinacious. Te tohetohe ki te whakatuma.
(79) tohetohe, n. uvida. Tohe, n. 1 thief 2 niggard. Tohenehgne, a, disarranged ;
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disturbed. He tamaiild; he "whakatohenehene kaha tana mahi: said of wanton {irovoca- tion.
Toheraoa, n. agrostis ceimtla, and some otlier grasses.
Toheroa, n. a kind of shell-fish.
Tohetea, a. exhausted by cultiva- tion; barren.
Tohi, or totShi, v.t. 1 ciU. To- hia a tatou purapura kia ranea ai. 2 perform a certain cere- mony over a new-born infant, in connection with the removal of the navel string. I haere mai au kia tohia ta taua kotiro. (52) 3 perform certain cere- monies before or after a battle. Ka hui katoa te ope ki te taha o te wai i te ata po, ki te tohi.
"whakatotohi, v.i. cut.
Tohipa, v.i turn aside. Tae rawa atu au kua tohipa ke, he ara ke.
Tohira, v. t. project ; be overlong.
Tohora, n. whale.
Tohoraha, n. whale.
I. Tohii, n. 1 mark ; sign; proof. He aha te tohu o tou ekenga mai? (122) 2 company or divi- sion of an army. E hia nga tohu o te taua. Turangatohu; war dance.
tohu, V. t. 1 preserve ; lay by. 2
save alive ; spare. E kore koe
e tohungia. totohii, v.i. sink. Kua totohu te
waka ki raro. tohutohu, v.t. 1 mark. 2 shew.
3 direct.
II. Tohu, V. i. think. Ko wai hoki koa ka tohu? (148)
Tohua, n. yelk of an egg.
Tohiinga, n. 1 skilled person. A, oti ake i ia tohunga, i ia tohu- nga, a Tainui ma te tarai. (69) 2 wizard; piriest. Ki ano i
ata mutu noa te karakia a nga
tohunga. (91) Tohungariia, v. t. dole out. To-
hungaruatia etahi kapana ma
tatou. tohungarua, n. one who deals.
I. Toi, n. finger ; toe (of the little finger or toe only, which are called toi iti, or toiti). Ko- whakina mai ana te ahi i te toi iti o nga matikara. (24)
II. Toi, or toitoi, a v.i. trot ; move briskly. Kia toitoi te haere. /3 V. t. fish for eels.
toitoi, n. 1 summit. 2 cookia sulcata, a shell-fish; the same as ngarurii.
"whakatoi, v. t. 1 answer r^idely or perversely. 2 annoy ; tease.
Toi, v.i. tiiigle, as the ears.
Toi, n. 1 cordyline indivisa; a tree. 2 mat made from the leaves of the same. 3 wicker receptacle for seed potatoes.
toi, V. i. be moist; exude. Toi tonu a roto o te rakau.
Toiere, n. figure-head carved on the body of a canoe, with a pro- jecting piece above it.
Toiha, V. i. pace up and down (not a genuine word).
Toihara.
whakatoihara, v. t. disparage. WHakatoihara ana au ki a ia, no te mea he pakeha ia; erangi a Te Makarini, he tangata maori.
Toihi, V. i. be split. Kua toihi te rakau.
toihi, n. tendril.
Toiki, n. tree charred by fire.
Toimaha, for taimaha.
Toingo, a. smart; gay. Toingo ana te kakahu nei.
Toiora, a. sound; uninjiired. Kei te toiora, kei te toitu.
Toiti, n. little finger or toe.
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T6it6ireka, n. a bird.
T6itu, a. entire; untouched; im-
cnkivated. Toka, V. i. overflotv. Toka tonu
te wai i runga. Toka, n. stone ; rock in tlie sea. toka, or totoka, v. i. 1 become
solid; set. Ka totoka te hinu.
2 wait. Kia toka; zvait a while.
whakatotoka, v. i. congeal.
Tokai, 11. strij) of wood covering the joints of a canoe.
Tokai, n. 2^sfp^'>^dictdar pieces of wood fastened above to the thivart, and supporting the '■hau- huahiia' on which the Wahoraho^ or floor is laid.
Tokakawa, n. steam; perspira- tion. He tokakawa pea no te koliue.
Tokamatua, n. company; body of persons.
Tokari, a v. t. ciU; notch. To- karitia te rakau kia u ai te waewae. /3 v. i. 1 be cut or severed. Kua tokari te huti- huti. 2 ebb. Kua tokari te ngaehe.
whakatokarikari, v. t. cut in notches.
Tokau, n. a canoe having side- boards, but no figure-head or stern-post.
I. Toke, n. 1 earth-ivorm. 2 a fish.
3 lube of the ear. 4 jnidendicm frmineum.
totoke, n. a fish.
II. Toke, V. i. be out of sight; be gone away. Ko te tokenga teiiei e toke atu ai ahau.
Tokeke, a. churlish.
ToKENA, 11. stocking.
Tokerau, a. eastern. Te tai
tokerau ; the sea on the east side
of the idand. Tok6re, n. a musical instrument.
E whakatokerc ana nga tohu- nga i nga iwi o Wahieroa. (56)
Toki, n. axe; adze; or any similar tool. Tokihangai; adze. Toki whakapae, or toki titaha; com- mon felling-axe. Toki poke; American axe.
tokitoki, n. alectryon excelsum; a tree.
tokitoki, a. very calm. Tokitoki ana tera te nioana; koi ngaru, koi aha.
tokitoki, V. t. earth up; loosen the earth cd)Out the roots of plants.
Toki, for tiki, v. t. fetch.
Tokiri, v.t. shove; thrust length- wise. Tokiritia te waka.
I. Toko, a prefix to the numerals from tahi to iwa inclusive; to the interrogative numeral hia; and to the adjectives maha, ruarua, ouou, &c.; but used only in speaking of persons. Ka rongo te tokomaha i te toa- nga o aua tangata tokowha.
II. Toko, n. 1 2}ole. I whakaturia hoki nga toko o te atua. (112) 2 rays of light. Ka hapai nga toko o te raiigi.
toko, V. t. propel with a pole. Tokona te waka kia puta ai.
tokotoko, n. small 2}ole ; walking- stick. Ka tu nga tokotoko ki roto ki te otaota.
toko, or totoko, v.i. 1 stvell; in- crease in bidk. He tai toko; of unusually high spring-tides. 2 spring up in the mind. Taawhi noa iho ana, e totoko tonu ake ana i roto i te ngakau te whano- whaiioa. (82)
whakatotoko, v. i. begin to swell.
Tokohana, 11. hiccough.
Tokohi, n. adultery.
Tokohia, a. how many. See I. toko.
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Tokohinu, a. so7ue. See i. tcko.
Tokomaha, a. many. See i . toko.
Tokomanawa, a. Pou tokom;uia- wa; post supporti7ig the middle portion of a ridge-pole.
Tokomanga, a. branched /forked.
Tokomauri, n. 1 po^es 0/ majwu used in the ceremony of 'pure' for a kumara - ground. Ka whakaturia nga tokomauri o te mara. 2 hiccough.
tokomauri, v. t. excite one^s affec- tions; enamour. Te kai toko- mauri o tona puku.
Tokopa, n. anxiety ; suspense.
Tokopiihake, n. hiccough.
Tokorangi, n. sheers, consisting of two or more poles fastened together near the top, for rais- ing heavy weights.
Tokoroa, a. thin; lean; lanky. He raumati tenei, koia i toko- roa ai te ika.
Tokii, pron. my. Plural oku. Often used with ellipsis of 'ka- kahu': thus, Toku; my gar- ment. See prep. o.
Toma, n. cemetery. Ko te tonia tupapaku tera.
Tomairangi, n. dew.
I. Tomo, V. i. be filled. E rua ano hekenga o te alio, kua tomo te waka i te mahi a te ika. (21)
II. Tomo, V. i. 1 enter. I te mutu- nga ai o te karakia ki te tuaahu, ka tomo ki roto ki to raua whare ko te ruwahine. (92) 2 pass out. Tomo tahanga ki waho. Pass, tomokia, be en- tered.
"whakatomo, v. t. cause to enter. ■whakatomo, n. a large basket. Tomiiri, a. late. He witi tomuri
tenei i koaha ai. T6nS,, n. excrescence; wart; corn,
&c.
Tona, pron. 1 Itis ; her ; its. Plural ona. Tona; his gar- ment; with ellijDsis of 'kakahu.' 2 used in animated narrative to express a superlative. Tona tini; a very great many. See prep. o. Tonihinihi, n. native oven. Tono, v.t. 1 bid; command. Ka tono iho te tini tangata ra kia puta ake ia i tona rua, kia wha- whai ratou. (97) 2 bid to go; send. Tonoa ana to ratou tu- puna ki te kimi. (95) 3 de- mand. E haere ana ahau ki te tono utu mo taku mahi. Tonii, ad. 1 denoting continu- ance; still; contimially. He tiaki tonu tana i te kainga i ia ra, i ia ra. (94) 2 quite. Poto tonu ki roto o tana kupe- nga. (142) 3 just. Pena tonu i ia ra, i ia ra. (95) 4 simply; only. Te kai a tera wahine, he ota tonu. (95) Ko ahau tonu; it is I m,yself. 5 immediately. Kua tae atu ki te taha o te wahine ra, kapo tonu atu ki te kotiro. {52) This word often has a suffix -tanga when used with passive verbs in animated narrative. Apitiria tonutanga atu ko te pa, ka horo. (91)
Tonga, n. 1 so^ith wind; southern region. Tonga puliuka; south- west wind. Tonga tawahanui; south wind. Tonga waho ; south- east wind. 2 blemish on the skin.
tonga, a. southerly. He hau to- _nga.
Tonga, n. derivative from to.
Tonga.
whakatonga, v. i. 1 keep oneself quiet; restrain one's feelings. 2 entertain feelings which one does not shew outwardly. Kei te
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wliak.'itonga rii'i koe? Pass.
whakatongatia, be murmured
at; be fo^md fault tvith secretly.
Kei te whakatongatia aliau e te
iwi nei. Tongako, v. i. be scabbed; fester.
Ka tongako te liiako. Tonga-kotaratara, n. sotith-ivest
tviiid. Tonga- ma -urii, n. south-west
wind. Tongamimi, n. bladder. Tonganga, a. 1 uncooked; raw.
2 broken. Tonganga ana te
kete. TongS,rerewa, n. 1 a semi-trans- parent variety of greenstone. 2
an ornament for the ear. 3 a
word of endearment; treasure. Tongi, point ; speck. tongi, v.t. 1 peck, as a bird. 2
nibble at bait. Ka tongi te
ika. Topa, v.i. cook in a native oven.
Me topa nga pararekakiarekaai. T6pa. topatopa, n. 1 bird. 2 sraall
sting-ray. "whakatopa, v.i. 1 soar. Ka
rare whakatopa te manu, kahore
6 aroarowhaki nga parirau. 2
dart, as a hawk on its prey. whakatopatopa, v.i. pla7it ku-
mara, &c. TopaparQ, a. deeply laden. He
waka topaparu to koutou. TopatapS,ta, n. very small ku-
mara.
I. Tope, v.t. cut; cut off. Topea mai he mataora.
II. T6pe,n. Ifern (pteris aquilina) freshly grotvn after being burnt.
2 ornament of feathers worn on the forehead. He tope kura. ^ front lock left long when the rest of the hair is cut off, in imitation of a 'tope kura.'
Topipi, n. small native oven.
topipi, v. t. cook in, a small oven. Topipitia tetahi kanga.
Topito, n. end; extremity.
Topu, n. pair ; couple. Ko taua hunga i liaere i uta, kotahi rau e whitu tekau topu. (75)
topu, a. assembled ; in a body. Kei te noho topu tou ratou ki to ratou kainga.
totopu, a. thorough ; unsparing. Katahi taku tangata totopu, ko koe, ki te patu i te tangata.
Topuni, a. 1 close together. Me liaere topuni tatou. 2 overcast. He rangi topuni.
topuni, n. black dogskin mat.
Tora, v.i. burn; blaze. Ka tora te ahi.
Tore, v.i. burvi. Ka tore te whare o Tatere.
tore, n. white spot.
toretore, n. a large mussel ; the same as kuku.
toretore, a. having infiamed eyes.
toretore, v.t. split into strips. He mea toretore marire te hara- keke.
Torea, n. hematopus unicolor; a bird.
TorSkS, v.t. be left behind. Ka- hore tetahi i toreke ki muri.
whakatorekSreke, v.i. lag be- hind. Kei whakatorekereke te haere.
T6remi, v. i. disappear. Kua to- remi te waka ki tua o te rae.
TorSna, v.i. overflow.
Torengi, v.i. disappear; set, as the sun.
TorSrS, v.i. hurry ; go headlong. Ka torere tonu ra hoki te nga- kau ki te whai i te whakahia- ngongo o tona ngakau. (170)
torere, n. abyss.
T6r6t6, V. i. break, as weak fibre of inferior varieties of phormium.
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TSretSrS, n. small sting-ray. Torewai, n. a fresh-water mussel. Tori, n. cat. toritori, v. t. cut ; separate.
I. Torino, n. 1 drum of the ear. 2 small basket for cooked food. SJl.nte.
II. Torino, a. Jloiving smoothly. He torino tonu te au; he hohonu.
Torire, a. fine ; smart. Toririki, a. small. Ka haere ka
toririki te whawhai nei. Toriwai, a. moist; tvatery. Ka
toriwaitia oku kanohi.
I. Toro, n. 1 persoonia toro ; a tree. 2 myrsine salicina ; a tree.
II. Toro, v.i. 1 stretch forth. Ka toro mai tona ringa ka raraku. (194) Ka toro nga kawai o te hue. 2 bur7i ; blaze. Kei toro te whare i te korakora.
toro, V. t. 1 thrust or itnjiel end- wise ; stretch fiorth. Torona mai tou ringa. 2 go to see ; visit. A ka aroha ki te tuahine, ka haere ia ki te toro. (39) 3 survey; reconnoitre. Kua eke rawa mai taua iwi nei ki uta, kotahi i tukua mai ki te toro. (47) 4 exp)lore. Te waka nana i toro te nuku roa. (109) 5 consult by divination.. Ka to- rona a Kahukura, a Itupawa, a Rongomai. (83) 6 take fire out 0/ Sin oven preparatory to cook- ing. Torona te hangi ; ka kaka.
totoro, V. i. stretch forth. Totoro mai te ringa.
torotoro, v.i. jmt forth the hands; act. Ka whakatika nga ranga- tira ki runga ki te korero i te ata torotoro. (150)
torotoro, v. t. scorch,
torotoro, n. metrosideros scan- dens; a climbing plant.
whakatoro, v.t. 1 push forth.
Toropuke
E whakatorotoi'O kau ana i te timata i roto i nga rau, kaore ano i wero noa. 2 torich; inake trial of. Toroa, n. albatross. Kahu toroa ; garment covered luith albatross doivn.
Toroai, see torowai.
Toroamahoe, n. a variety of kumara.
Torohe, n. marauding party.
toroherohe, v.i. wag. Torohe- rohe mai ana te hiore o te kuri.
Toroheke, n. p)imelea arenaria ; a plant.
Torohere, v.t. ensnare.
torohere, n. snare.
Toroi, V. i. ferment.
Toroihi, v. i. 1 sjyrout ; bud. Ka toroilii te kiekie. 2 be i^isoleiit. Kua mohio ratou ki to matou aliua; no reira ka toroihi tonu ratou. 3 be excessive. Ka toroilii rawa toku ngenge.
Torokaka, a. stif and straight; (of hair). Torokaka waero-kiore hanging straight down. Toro- kaka taratarakina; split at the points. Torokaka motihetihe; sticking straight up).
Torokiki, v.i. sprout afresh.
Toromahanga, v.t. ensnare.
Toromiro, n. podocarpus ferrugi- nea ; a tree.
Toromoka, n. button.
ToEONA, n. throne.
ToRONAiHi, n. reaping hook; sickle.
Toronga, n. derivative from toro.
Toronga, v.t. deal out in small quantities. Ka ata toronga tia mariretia nga kai.
Torongu, n. caterpillar ; grub.
Toropa, v.i. 1 g7-ow along the ground. 2 spread out.
Toropapa, v.i. lie fiat. Ka toro- papa te wahie; e kore e ka.
Toropuke, n. mound ; hillock.
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T6r6puku, :i. secret ; stealthy. K;i toi'opuku te haere o te taliae.
T5r6rerg, n. diarrhiea.
Torouka, n. headland.
torouka, a. green ; unripe ; un- cooked.
whakatorouka, v. i. muse ; have the thoughts occiipied. E moe whakatorouka ana a Te Ponga ki te pewheatanga ra e tata ai ia ki a Te Puhihuia. (167)
Torowai, n. 1 a weapon made of a whale's rib. 2 a wooden weapon.
TorowhSnua, n. a variety of ku,- inara.
Torii, n. three.
torutoru, a. few. He torutoru nga tangata o tera kainga.
Torua, a. twilled. He kareko torn a.
Toruhi, n. a fish.
Tota, n. stveat.
Totara, n. 1 podocarpus totara ; a tree. 2 leucopogon Frazeri, and some other plants. Aka totara ; a climbing plant.
Tote, n. salt.
Toti, and totitoti, v. i. limp ; halt. Rokohanga atu e au kei te Kerikeri e totitoti ana.
Totika, a. straight; cori-ect; right.
Toto, n. blood. Taua toto; eccj;e- pition to avenge blood that has been shed. Ka puta nga pa i ora ki te taua toto. (91)
toto, V. i. bleed. Ka toto taku ihu.
Totoa, a. disresj^ectfid. Te totoa ki te ki atu i tena ki ki te rangatira.
Totoeka, n. streaked variety of greenstone.
T5t6rekS,, n. a shell-fish.
Totorohiti, n. dracophyllum
strictum ; a shrub. TotorSngii, n. a fresh-water fish.
Tou, pron. <//?/. Plural ou. Tou; thy garment; 'kakahu' being understood. See prep. o.
I. T6u, n. anus.
II. Tou, V. t. 1 kindle ; set on fire. Toua te rama. 2 dip into water ; wet. 3 plant. E waru nga kopura, whatiwiiatiia ana ; ka toua, a ka tupu. (114)
toutou, n. a small black bird.
III. Tou, ad. a contracted form of tonu.
Toua, n. yelk of an egg. See tohua.
Toukeke, a. churlish.
Toupiore, a. listless ; languid. Na te werawera au i toupiore ai, te tae atu ai au ki a koe.
Touravrhi, a. male, of animals _only.
Touwha, V. i. swell. Ka touwha te puku.
To-wahiwahi, and towaAvahi, a. 1 moist; ivatery. Towawahi ana nga kanohi; me te mea e tangi ana. 2 shining. Towa- wahi ana te taupoki o te pou- aka. 3 sleek.
Towai, n. tveinmannia racemosa; a tree.
ToAvene, v. i. set. Ka towene- wene te ra ki te rua.
towene"wene, a. importunate; tiresome.
whakatowenewene, v. i. be troublesome. Ka tika kia riri mai tera; nau hoki i whakato- wenewene atu ki a ia.
Towhare, v. t. murder in cold blood.
Towhero, a. red. Ka towhero te puku.
I. Tu, n. 1 part of a fishing-net which is first in the water. 2 girdle to which the 'maro' was attached. 3 manner; sort. Na wai tenei tu mahi?
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II. Tu, v.i. 1 stand. Ka tu nga tokotoko ki roto ki te otaota. (79) — Ka tu ona waewae; he stood on his feet. Pass, turia, he set on foot. Ka turia te ko- rero. he arranged. Katalii ka turia te haka. (167) — Ka turia e ratou; they started. 2 he vehement. Tu ana te kiha a tou tangata. 3 he hit ; he wounded. Kua tu i te tao a Hatupatu. (95) 4 be ser-ved. Kia tu katoa nga tangata.
tu, V. t. fght with; engage. Ka puta mai ki te tu i a matou.
tutu, v.i. 1 he raised, as dust, &c. Ka tutu te puehu. — as noise, disturbance, &c. Tutu ana te heihei. (5) 2 stand erect; he prominent. Ka tutu nga tara. 3 he insubordinate; he dis- orderly. Ka timata a Tapo i tana mahi tutu. (11 1) Pass. tiitutia, have violence oj^ered to one. Kua tututia taku wa- hine. (117)
tutu, V. t. 1 summon; assemble. Ka mahara a Manaia kia tutu- ria he tangata hei ohu waru mo ana tao. (117) Ka rite ki te takiwa e pakari ai nga kai, katahi ka turia te taua. 2 tutu waewae, or tutu ngarehu ; dance a war-dance. 3 set on fire. Me tutu te koraha kia atea ai te ara. — Tungia he ahi kia ma- hana ai tatou.
tutu, n. 1 messenger sent to sum- mon people; summoner. Ka tukuatetutu. 2joerc/i for birds.
■whakatu, v. t. 1 erect; set up. 2 make a set sjjeech. Na Te Koki enei whakatu ki ana ta- mariki. 3 propound a subject for discussion. 4 instigate. Kua oma te mokai nei ; na wai ra i whakatu kia haere ?
turanga, n. circumstance, time or
place of standing, »kc. See 11.
tu. Turanga-tohu ; war dance.
Turanga-whanau ; relationship
of cousins. tunga, n. 1 circumstance, kc. of
being wounded. 2 wound.
I. Tiia, n. the further side of a solid body. Tua-o-rangi; days gone by. Me aha hoki te ki i korerotia i tua o rangi ?
tua, a. on the further side. Te tai tua ; the ivestern sea,
II. Tiia, n. a form of address used by the NGatiwhatua tribe. Haere mai, e tua.
III. Tua.
tuatua, n. 1 ridge. 2 a species
of shell-fish. tutiiatanga, n. ridge.
IV. Tua, ordinal prefix to nume- ral adjectives. Te tuarua o nga haerenga. (133) Ka tuahia koe ki Taranaki ? Ka tuarua ; how many times have you been to Taranaki .? Twice.
V. Tiia, v.t.fell; cut down. Ka riro ki te tua rakau.
I. Tiia, V. t. 1 give a name to a child with accompanying re- ligious ceremonies. Kua tuatia te tamaiti a te Papa. 2 men- tion the name of any one. Ko te tuatanga tenei 0 tou ingoa e NGatiporou. 3 lay under the influence of a spell. He kara- kia ano mo Tawhirimatea, he tua mo te rangi. See also tii- tiia.
II. Tiia, or more correctly tu-a (see I. Tii, 3), a prefix to adjec- tives, (fee, signifying a moderate degree of the quality expressed. Tu-a-whero; reddish.
Tiiaahii, n. sacred place, used by 'tohunga' for purposes of divi- nation, (fee.
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Tuah&e, a. jmlous.
Tuah3,ngS,ta,, n. a familiar name for the hero of a story, (to. ; '?7iy gentlevian.^
Tuahau, n. a kind of rough mat made from the leaves of kiekie.
Tuahing, n. sister of a man.
Tuaho.
whakatuaho, v. t. deceive; be- guile. He runanga whakatuaho ta ratou, kia riro mai ai a Te Hura.
Tuahu, see tuaahu.
Tuahu, V. t. throw up into hil- locks. Mo tana mara i tuahua kautia; kaore i whakatokia.
(136) Tuahuri, v. t. cover the roof of a
house ivith a coating oj raujw,
preparatory to thatching with
toetoe. Tuaikerekere, a. very dark. Tuaitara, n. spines on the back
of a reptile or fish. I te wehi
ano ki nga tuaitara e tutu haere
ana mai. (150) Tuakana, n. 1 elder brother of a
male. 2 elder sister of a female. Tilakanga, n. circumstance, kc,
oj felling. See tua. Tuaki, V. t. disembowel fish or
birds. Tuakiri, a. wounded in fight. Tuakiiku, v, t. 1 scraj^e. Tua-
kukutia 0 harakeke. 2 take the
roughness off a piece of timber
before dragging it out. Me to
puwharawhara? Hua noa me
tuakuku ka to ai. Tuakiira, n. dicksonia squarrosa;
a tree-fern. Tiiamaka, n. round cord platted
with five strands. (19) Tuaniii, n. 1 roof of a house. 2
a variety of totara with very
thick bark. tuauui, a. harsh; overbearing.
Tuanui noa atu to kupu ki tou tuakana.
■whakatuanui, v. i. be overbear- ing.
Tiiangau, v. t. beat with a stick.
Tiiangi, n. 1 cockles. 2 project- ing edge of the 'rauawa' of a canoe.
Tuao, a. transient. He wai tuao te wai nei; mao rawa ake te ua kua mutu te waipuke.
Tua-O-rangi, n. days gone by.
Tuapae, n. anything bounding the horizon. Kia ngaro te tua- pae whenua. (21)
Tiiapeka, a. dissimulating.
whakatuapeka, v.i. dissimulate.
Tuapora, n. jirst -fruits of a crop.
Tuapukii, round cord platted with four strands.
Tuara, n. 1 back. 2 ally; sup- port.
tuara, v. t. assist. Hoatu, tuara- tia to teina.
whakatuara, ad. backwards. Ko korua anake e haere whaka- tuara ; ko au e kore.
Tuarahia, n. hcematopus longi- rostris ; a bird.
Tuaraki, n. north wind; often of land-breeze at night.
Tuarangaranga, a. unsettled ; p)erplexed. Ka toa a Ruku, ka tuarangaranga, ka kowhete a roto o te ngakau.
Ttiarangi, a. old; of ancient date. He korero tuarangi.
Tiiararo, a. Iwi tuararo; back- bone.
Tiiarea, a. sorrowful. Tuarea noa iho toku ngakau. Compare morearea.
Tuarenga, n. a fish; the same as inanga.
TuARi, n. steward.
TUARI, V. t. dispense ; deal out.
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Tuaroa, n. back part of a house. Iwi tuaroa; backbone.
Tiiarongo, n. back of a house.
Tuata, a. Ika tuata; fish roasted and eaten by the crew of a canoe on its first fishing excursion; this being part of the 'pure' ceremony. He ika tuata tetahi; i tunua ma nga kaumoana.
Tuatahi, a., first.
Tuatara, n. 1 a large lizat'd. 2 spines on the back of a lizard. Ka momohe ra pea ona tuatara. (154) 3 clay; loam. 4 clod.
Tuatea, n. break on the crest of a wave. Ka pupuhi te hau ka whati te tuatea.
Tuatea, a. 1 pa?e. He manu tuatea; a fat bird, the skin of whicli shews white under the feathers, ^anxious; distressed. He tuatea ki tona hoa e mate ana.
whakatuatea, a v. i. groiv anxious. E whakatuatea ana ahau ki te mate o taku tamaiti. fi v.t. make anxious.
Tuatini, n. blue shark.
Tuaua, n. shower.
Tuauki, a. old; of long standing. He mate tuaukiuki.
Tiiaiikipo, n. midnight.
Tuauriuri, a. 1 very dark. He po tuauriuri; a dark abyss. 2 very many. He mano tuauriuri.
Tiiauru, a. 1 western. Te tai tuauru. 2 rare; choice. Ko- tahi ra te manu tuauru e nolio nei ki runga ki a tatou; pro- perly said of a ivhite 'kdkd,' and so of anything rare and highly prized.
Tiiawahine, n. a familiar name for the heroine of a story; ^my lady.' (170)
Tua"whenua, n. 1 mainland. 2 interior.
Tuawhiti, a. thick; fleshy; fat.
Tau mahi e te manawa tua- whiti! (160) Tuhaha, a. happening late in the
day. Ka tuhaha nga tai; ka
awatea hoki. Tuhana, see tu-whana. Tuhara, n. cladium Sinclairii ; a
plant. Tuhaua, a. quick. Kia tuhaua
te haere. Tuhauwiri, v. i. shiver with cold ;
quake with fear. He tuhauwiri
te timatanga o toku mate. Tuhea, a. overgrown with bushes. Tuheihei, a. dishevelled. Ka tu-
lieihei nga huru o tou mahunga. Tuhi, V. t. 1 delineate; draw;
write. 2 adorn with painting.
3 point at ; indicate by p>ointing.
4 ascertain the fortune of. Ka- tahi ia ka tuhi i tona atua, ara ka matakite, hei titiro i tona aitua. (175)
tuhi, n. stink of decaying fi,sh. tuhituhi, v.t. write. Tuliituhia
he pukapuka ki tou whanaunga. Tiihiti, v t. expel; banish. Ko
au tena ka meinga kia tuhititia
e koe? E kore pea au e haere
i to tuhiti. Tiihi'wi, n. a tree. Ttihoe, a. steep. Ka tuhoe te
tuanui, e kore e tuturu. Tuhono, v.t. join. Tuhonoa te-
talii wahi ki te tahuhu. Ttihua, n. obsidian; so called
from Tuhua or Mayor Island.
Called also mata-tuhua. Tiihiinga, n. perch for birds to
light on, placed in a convenient
position for killing them. He
wero manu tana mahi ki te
tuhunga a te tangata nei. Tuhura.
Ki te tuhura ki nga mea kaliore
ano i iriiria.
Tui
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Tuku
Tui, 11. parsoii-bird ; j)7'Osthe7na- dera novce zelandice.
Tiii, V. t. 1 pierce. He karakia tui; a charvi for spearing birds. 2 thread on a string. Ka ta- liuri mai ano tera ki te tui i nga ika. (179) 3 lace; fasten by passing a cord through holes. Tuia to tatou waka. (60) 4 sew.
tui, n. string on which anything is threaded. Ka pau te tui te whakaeke ki te ngohi. (179)
tuitui, v.t. 1 lace; sew. ^fasten up; render inaccessible. Ko nga rangi i tuituia e Tane.
(32)
Tuiri, see tu^wiri.
Tukahotea, a. liaving no cover- ing on the roof. Ko nga whare o konei kei te pakaru; kei te tukahotea.
Tukararoa, n. a bird.
Tukari, v. t. dig and throw %ip into hillocks. Homai he kaheru hei tukari i taku mara. — 'Ka- tahi ano ka tukari te mara a te Noinoi' is a saying used when the sea is beginning to rise.
Tukauati, n. ivhirlwind.
Tukauki, n. libertia ixioides; a plant.
Tiike, n. 1 elbow. 2 angle.
tuketuke, v. t. elbow; nudge. Katahi ano a Manaia ka tuke- tuke atu i tana tamaiti kia rere ki te whiu i te mataika. (119)
Tiikekau, a. sliort. Tukekau nei te roa o te ara.
Tukemata, n. eyebrow.
I. Tuki, V. t. 1 strike loith anything impelled endwise; pound; ram. 2 biUt; 3 attack. Ki a Tanga- roa, me tomo te pa; ki a Rangi- tu, me tuki ata.
tutiiki, V. i. 1 reach its furthest limit. Ka tutuki te tai; it is
P2
Jiigh water. be finished; be completed. Kia tutuki to ko- rcro. 2 extend.
tutuki, v.i. strike against an ob- ject; stumble. Ka tutuki toku waewae ki te rakau.
tukituki, V. t. 1 demolish ; knock to pieces. I tukitukia katoatia nga whare e te taua. 2 destroy ; kill. Tukitukia te kuri. 3 take to pieces; take down. Me tukituki te taiepa, ka hanga ai kia pai.
II. Tuki, V. i. give the time to roivers in a canoe.
Tiikino, v. t. ill-treat; use with violence.
TukipohS, a. contrary (of the wind).
Tukorehii, n. plcontago; a plant.
Tukou, n. a variety of kumara.
Tuku, v.t. 1 let go; give up; alloiv. Tukua marietia nga pakeha kia haere. 'Tukua atu' is often used as equivalent to hereafter. Tuku iho; let down. 2 send. Ka tukua atu e ia tana tangata ki te tiki atu i tetahi ika mana. (141) 3 steep in dye, &c.
tuku, v.i. 1 set to. Tana tuku- nga atu ki te kai. (94) 2 sub- side. Kia tuku te wai ka whiti ai ki tawahi. 3 settle down. Ka tuku katoa te mangu 0 te rangi. 4 blow from any quarter, as wind. He tuku uta te hau. — Tukunga atu mo; place into ivhich one may he received. Tukunga iho; end; residt.
tuku, n. incantation used in cases of cliildbirth.
tukutuku, v.t. call by an offen- sive name.
tukutuku, n. 1 web of a spider. 2 ornamental work in the in- terior of a house.
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Tukuku, v.t. jylunder. Tukukua katoatia ana te kai a Taki.
Tukumaru, a. cloudy. E tuku- mavu ana te rangi.
Tukiipu, a. 1 coming down on (dl sides. He ua tukupu. 2 overcast; lowering. Tukupu ana te rangi. 3 covering com- pletely. He moko tukupu.
Tiikuroa, n. hack-stay of the sail of a canoe.
tukiiroa, a. ill-sitjyjjlied. He tau tukui'oa; a season of famine,
Tiikuwaru, n. main posts in the palisading of a fortification. Te tukuwaru o te pa.
Tuma.
■whakatuma, v.i. menace; act defiantly. Na reira ano ka whakatumatuma. (79)
Tuma, n. odd number in excess. Kotahi rau, tuma, o te taua.
Tumaeo, a. lazy.
Tumahana, n. return present, for a 'kaihaukai,' given at the same time.
Tumanako, v.t. 1 regard any absent object toith favour, or desire. Tumanako tonu te nga- kau ki te mea i kiia mai moku. 2 liope.
Tumangai, n. a kind of charm.
(154) Tumaro, a. hard ; solid. Tumaru, a. shady. Kia haerfe ki
te wahi e tumaru iho ana i te
rakau. Tumata, v.t. set on fire; hum. Ttiraatakahuki, n. upright sticks
between the posts of a native
house, for supporting tlie laths,
to which tlie reeds are fastened. Tumatakurii, n. 1 discaria tou-
mafou ; a slirub. 2 sandal. ■whakatumatakuru, v. i. he
sulky. Tumatanui, a. open; public;
tvithout disguise.
Tumatatenga, a. 1 apprehensive; anxious. He tumatatenga noku ki a koutou. 2 sulky. 3 over- come with grief. Ko te pouri kei roto, ko te tumatatenga kei waho ; na reira hoki i kitea ai e te tangata kei te pouri.
Tumatohi, a. 1 eo'ect. 2 watch- fid ; on the alert. Kia tuma- tohi ; mo te huaki rawa mai, kua rite. 3 marching in close order.
Tumau, a. fixed ; constant. He kainga tumau.
tumau, n. housekeeper; cook; servant.
Tiimeke, v. i. take fright. E kore au e tumeke i o korero whaka- wehiwehi mai.
Tumere, n. a weapon of war,
TuMERE, n. chimney.
Tum.ingi, n. cyathodes acerosa; a shrub.
Tumoremore, a. shorn of exter- nal appendages. Tumoremore kau ana te rakau, kahore he hiako.
Tum.u, V. i. 1 halt suddenly. 2 start involuntarily. Tumu ana te waewae, he kowhera ; he aitua. 3 coo ; grunt.
tumu or tumutumu, n. 1 stump of a, tree. 2 part of an appa- ratus for snaring birds.
Tum.u, n. pronnontory ; headland.
tum.u, a. contrary. He hau tumu.
Tum,uaki, n. crown of the head.
Tiina, n. anguilla aiicklandii, &c. ; eels.
Tiinewha, v.i. close the eyes as when overcome with sleep ; he droiosy.
Tunii, v.t. 1 roast; broil. Tu- nua nga riwai ki te ahi. 2 inspire with fear; Na reira ano
Tunuhuruhuru 213
i tunu a,ke, c ki ana lie matua tangata. (loi) tunutunu, a. faint - hearted ; afraid. Tunutunu ana te
whakaaro o te tangata. Tuntihiiruhuru, v. t. do violence
to a friend ov connexion ; offend;
injure, Tunga, see tu. Tunga, n. 1 gruh of a S2')ecies of
beetle, found in decayed wood.
2 decayed tooth ; toothache. tungatunga, v. i. beckon ; make
signs. I a Manaia e tunga-
tunga atu ana ki tana tamaiti
tupu. (119). Tiingane, n. brother of a female. Tunganga, v.i. be out of breath. Tungangi, n. a shell-tish. He
ara whakatungangi, a stile. Tungarangara, v.i. be fatigxied. Tungaroa, n. back i)art of a
native honse. Tungehe, v. i. quail ; be alarmed.
E kore au e tungehe. Tungitiingi, n. sacred oven near
a cultivation. TGngou, v.i. nod; beckon. E
tungou mai ana te tangata ra
ki a taua. tungoungou, n. chrysalis of a
large moth. Tungiiru, a. 1 worn aivay by
friction ; blunted. 2 having
lost one^s influence. Ka tungu-
rutia maua ki te titiro mai a te
tangata. Tungutu, V. t. 1 ^j)w^ together the
sticks of a fire. Tungutungutua
ngamounga. 2, set on fire; burn.
Kei te tungutu a Te Waru i
tana waerenga. Tuohu, V. i. stoop ; boiv the head.
E tuohu tonu ana ahau, koia
ahau te kite ai. 2 keejy oneself
out of the way. E tuohu mai
nei i roto i tona whare, i tona
Tupere
whare. Tuoi, a. tldn ; lean. He kara-
reho tuoi, e kore e kainga. Tuoro. Ho tuna tuoro ; ka ra-
ngoua te tau o te tuoro. Tupa, n. 1 a shell-tish. 2 j^f^ds of
raupo on the joints of the head- piece of a canoe. tupa, a. unfruitful. He karaka
tupa. Tupaki, a. fair ; without rain.
Ka nui te roa o te tupakitanga,
o te korenga e ua. tupakipaki, a. small. He whare
tupakipaki. Tupakihi, n. coriaria ruscifolia ;
a shrub. Tupapaku, n. 1 corpse. 2 sick
2)erson. 3 one interided to be
killed. Tupare, n. 1 chaplet. WHatiia
mai he kowhai hei tupare. 2
olearia Colensoi ; a shrub. Tuparipari, a. with 2)erpendicu-
lar face ; as the bank of a
river. Tuparu, v. t. coat with raupo.
Tuparuparua te whare. Tupatiu, n. north-west wind. Tupato, a. cautious ; suspicious. ■whakatupato, v. t. warn ; cau- tion. Tiipe, V. t. deprive of power by
means of a charm. Katahi ka
tahuri ki te tupe i te tupapaku;
na, kua ngoikore te tupapaku.
(119) Tiipehau, v.t. do clumsily. I
tupehaukia noatia te whakairo. Tupehii, a. angry; blustering.
Haere tupehu ana te tangata. TupiiKA, n. tobacco. Tupeke, v.i. jump; lea]). Tupere, v.i. ^nit out the lips.
Kia tupere te ngutu. tupere, v.t. ejaculate. Kaore au
e tupere atu, 'Tena koe.'
Tupereru
tuperepere, a. 1 boisterous. He marangai tuperepere. 2 vigo- roiis : as the growth of plants.
tuperepere, n. 'pure' ceremony on housing the kumara crop.
Tupereru.
■whakatupereru, v.i. 7nake a noise tvith the lips.
Tupo, a. 1 dank. Kaua e whaka- angahia te waha o te rua ki te ra to ; he rua tupo, he pirau. Rua tupo, 1 cave in which the bones of the dead are deposited, after the flesh has decayed. 2 hole over which incantations were performed for the pur2yose of depriving one's enemies of power. Compare rua haeroa, under haeroa.
Tupoki, v.t. cover.
tupoki, n. covering ; lid.
Tupono, v.t. light upon acci- dentally; chance to hit. Tupono pu te rakau ki te kanohi o te tamaiti.
Tupoporo, v.i. be overturned.
Tupore, v.t. behave kindly to. Tupore rangi tahi ; whakariri kei rau rangi.
TupSu, or tupoupou, v. t. 1 put the head doivmvards ; stoop doivn.
2 fall or throw oneself headlong.
3 dive. tupoupou, n. 2^orpoise. Tiipu, V. i. 1 grow ; increase. E
tupu tonu mai nei ano te ku- mara i te pari o taua whenua. (74) 2 spring up. Ka tupu te whawhai a taua pa ki nga tangata o Awhitu. (166) S be firmly fixed. Tupu tonu te pou nei. tupu, n. 1 shoot; bud. 2 growth. 3 socicd p)osition. Kua heke tona tupu ; he has degenerated. WHakaheke tupu ; treat with indignity. He iwi kino te iwi
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nei ; he iwi whakaheke tupu
tangata. (141) tupu, a. genuine ; own. Tana
tama tupu. (119) tuputupu, n. a kind of mat. whakatupu, v.t. 1 cause to
grow; cherish; rear, ^assume
the character or appearance of ;
make oneself like. Katahi ka
whakatupu kuri te tangata ra. Tiipua, n. 1 goblin; demon. 2
object of terror; taniwha, &c.
3 strange sickness. tupua, a. strange. tupua, v.t. steal. Kia tupuatia
ai a Kae e ratou. (37) ■whakatupua, n. a fish. Tupiihi, n. gale; storm. He tu-
pulii tenei; e kore tatou e puta. tupuhi, a. 1 thin; lean. He tu-
puhi te kiore. ^inactive; slug- gish. Kati me he tupuhi; Be
no longer inactive. Tupuna, n. ancestor, male or
female. Plural tupuna. Tupiini, v. t. prit on the outer
covering of the walls of a house.
Me tupuni ki te raupo. Tiipuranga, n. derivative from
tupu. Turaha, v. i. A-eep away ; keep
clear. Turaha ana te kai i a ia. Turaki, v.t. throio down from an
upright position; ^j?ts/i down.
I kite au i te turakanga o te
tamaiti nei ki roto ki te wai. turaturaki, v. t. throw doivn a
number of things. Turama, v.t. light with a torch;
give light to. Turamatia aliau
e hoa; ka pouri kerekere. TuramSe, v.i. be sleepy. Tiirapa, v. i. spring. Turapa
tonu atu a Tama ki tona moe-
nga. (71) Tiirapana, v.t.filhp. Turara, v. t. sjjread out. Tura-
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Turuki
raa ki te alii, kiu inarokc. TuRE, n. laiv. Turehii, v.i. doze. turehu, a. indistinctly seen. turehu, n. ghost ; f airy ; anything
dimly seen. TuREi, n. Tuesday. Turepo, n. epicarjnirus niicro-
pltyUtis; a tree. Turere, v. i. steal away; flee.
Kua turere atu te kiore. — Tu- rere ana te nioe i oku kanolii. Turetireti, a. lonsteady. Kei
taka koe; e turetireti ana te
kfiho. Tiiri, n. 1 knee. Na wai ra, i
raro te wai, a ka to nga turi.
(120) 2 post of a fence. Tiiri, a. 1 deaf. 2 obstinate;
stubborn. He turi niaori no te
koroke nei. turi turi, a. 1 obstinate. He turi-
turi tonu te iwi nei ki te noho
ki tona maliau. 2 noisy. turituri, n. 7ioise. E kore e
rangona i te turituri. — Tui'i-
turi! Hush! whakatutiiri, v. i. be obstinate.
See also tutiiri. Tiirikakoa, n. spinifex hirsutus;
a kind of grass. Ka ngau ki
te turikakoa te paringa o te tai,
e tika ana te rere 0 te ku-
aka. Tiirikoka, n. agrostis cemida; a
grass. Tiiringonggngonge, a. crippled;
lame. Tiiripepeke, a. having the knees
bent. E turipepeke ana te
haere. Tiiripona, n. knee-joint. Turipu, a. weak in the knees.
He waewae turipu. Turituri-poure"wa, n. a bird. Turiwataitai, v.i. be benumbed;
shiver.
TurivretS-UtS-U, v.i. be benumbed ; shirt'}-.
Tiiriwliatu, a. slow. Turiwhaiu niiirire to tatou haere; liua noa ki.i pepeke.
Tiirori, v.i. stagger; totter. Ka liaraniai tenei ka turori ki te wliare.
Turoro, n. 1 sick person. Kua turoi'otia a Moka. — Mate tu- roro; sickness. 2 corpse.
turoro, a. sick.
Turotowaenga, n. middle. No te turotowaenga o te po.
Tiiru, n. the moon on the 10th day. Also oturu.
Turu, v.i. last a short time. Turu talianga atu; in a little tvhile. Pass, turua, be done for a short time. Turua kautia ki te talia ki te whatitoka; turua kautia ki roto. (66)
Turii, or turuturu, n. stick to steady oneself by.
turu, V. t. build an eel-weir. Kei te turu pa a Moka.
tuturii, v.i. leak; drip.
tuturii, a. fixed; permanent.
tuturu, n. 1 p)ost in a building. Titaha ana nga tuturu o te wliare. 2 jamb.
tuturu, v. i. kneel. Tuturu ou turi. Compare tuturi.
Turu, n. stool; seat.
Turiia, a. beautifid. Anana! ka turua ra! (21)
Turuapo, n. midnight.
Tiiruatu, n. a bird.
Turuawaenga, n. middle.
Turuawaenganiii, n. middle.
Turuawepo, n. midnight.
Turuki, v. i. 1 groiv up in ad- dition, as the sucker of a tree, &c. Ka turuki ake nga huru- huru hou o te manu. 2 come up with afterivards; come as a supp>lement. Ka haere atu kou-
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Tututu
tou apopo ; ka turuki atu matou i muri. 3 travel by short stages. Na te turuki o to ratou haere i tae mai ai he awhina. 4 be full. Turuki tonu te waka. 5 be crowded. Turuki tonu te tangata o te waka e hoe nei.
turuki, v.t. 1 supplement tvith a second. Turukitia te rahui. 2 thatch a house.
turuki, n. sucker; anything sup- plementary.
Tilrupou, v.t. support on a pole. Turupoutia iho nga karaha ki te rakau.
Turiiru, v.i. 1 cover oneself from the cold. He aha koe ka tururu ai? 2 ci'OJich; be doiuncast. Ka pai kia haere koe ki te iwi e noho tururu mai ra.
Turiitu, n. dianella intermedia; a plant.
Tiita, n. back of the neck.
Tutae, n. dung. Tutae-ika-mo- ana; tetragonia expansa ; Neiu Zealand spinach. Tutae-koau ; apium australe. Tutae-whetu; some phospliorescent substance.
Tutai, n. sj)y; scout.
Tutaki, V. t. 1 meet. Tutaki ana i taua wahine nei e wero manu ana mana. (95) 2 ^nake to meet; 2^ut to; close. Tutakina te tau- poki o te pouaka. 3 shut upi in an enclosure.
tutaki, and tutataki, a. touch- ing; meeting.
tutaki, n. bolt; bar.
Tutanga, n. portion; division.
tijtangatanga, v. t. cut into por- tions. Hei apopo ka tutanga- tanga i nga rakau nei.
TutS,ra, n. small talk; gossip.
TutatS,, a. near.
Tutaumaha, n. a kind of charm or incantation. (159)
Tiite, V. t. shove with a j)ole.
Tutea te waka ki waho.
tute, n. male of j)rostheviadera novoi zealandice.
tutetute, v.t. jostle; hustle.
Tutei, v.t. spy; reconnoitre.
tutei, n. spy; scout.
Tutetiike, v. t. pwsA with the elbow.
Tuteure, n. a shell-fish; a kind oifusus.
Tutika, a. upright.
Tutira, n. row; fie.
Tutohii, V. t. receive a proposal favourably ; give consent to. Tutohu ahiahi; whakarere ha- pai; accept at night and reject in the morniiig.
Tutoro, a. dreamy; wandering. He moe tutoro.
Tiitu, n. coriaria ruscifolia; a shrub.
Tutii, V. t. inelt down fat, &c. Katahi ka tutua ki te taha. (153) 2 steep in water. Ka tutua te aute ki te wai.
Tutu.
whakatutu, v.t. fasten a net to a hoop for the purpose of catch- ing certain kinds of fish.
Tutu, see under tu.
Tutua, a. mean; low-born.
Tiitua, see under tua.
Tutuira, n. a fish; a small sting- ray.
Tutumako,n. euphrasia cuneata; a plant.
Tutiina, n. large inanga.
Tutuna'wai, n. jyolygonum minus, var. decijnens; a plant.
Tiitupapa, n. coriaria thymifolia; a plant.
Tuturi, V. i. kneel. Ka tuturi ona turi ; he kneels.
Tututu, v.t. perform a certain ceremony over a kumara ground with a view to promote fecun dity.
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Ua
Tututupo, 11. redness; glow. Ka
tail to tututupo ki runga i te
rangi. (81) Tuwa, a. growimj out of place ;
selj'-soirn. Tuwaharoa, v.i. yawn. Tuwatawata, n. main fence of a
pa, called also katua. Tu-wha, v.t. disiribitte. Tuwhaia
nga kai ma nga tangata nei. Ttiwhana, v. t. w-c/e ; incite.
Nau i tuwhana nga tansfata o
nuia ki te haere. Tu"wheke, a. covered with sores.
Toku tinana ka tuwheketia
nei. Tu"wh6nua, a. covered with sores. Tuwhera, a. open. Ka tuwhcra
to kuwaha. ■whakatu"wliera, v.t. open; set
open. Tuwhiti, V. t. expel; banish.
Compare tuhiti. Tuwiri, v.i. tremble; be afraid.
U
I. U, n. breast of a female ; udder; teat.
II. U, v.t. bite; gnaw. Uria to poaka.
III. U, V. i. 1 be firm ; be fixed. Kahore i u nga pou o te taiepa; tarure noa ana. 2 reach the land ; arrive by water. Ka hoe a Tainui, ka u ki Kawhia. (76) Pass, ungia, be arrived at. Katahi ano ka ungia e te waka te tauranga o Kiki. (172)
whakau, v.t. 1 mcike firm. 2 kindle a fire. 3 bring to land. WHakauria to tatou waka ki uta. 4 with a reflex sense, bring oneself to a place ; arrive; come up. Ka tae atu ki te ana, ka whakau pahi marie te ope ra. (159) 5 perform a certain ceremony on first arrival at a place, to guard against infringe- ment of 'tapu.'
IV. U, prep, used in an elliptical form of expression, and followed by prep, a ; as u a ratou ; u ana ; u au, &c., and implying sympathy with the person spoken of. He aha koa, u ana, te waiho ai hei hoa aroha mo tatou? Why should
he not, poor fellow, be allowed to stay, &c. (12) E tika ana u au ; haere ano i runga i ou mohiotanga. (15)
I. Ua, n. 1 back-bone. Kua tika te ua o te tangata ra ki te haere. (169) back of the neck. Ko te ua kau i maranga. (loi) 2 thick twisted or platted hein on the collar of a mat.
uaiia, n. 1 sinew. 2 vein ; ar- tery. 3 firmness ; resolution ; efi'ort.
uaua, a. 1 strenuous ; jjertina- cious. Uaua tonu ia ki te ora mona. 2 difiicidt. Katahi te mahi uaua.
"whakauaua, v. t. 1 be strenuous. 2 be reluctant.
II. Ua, v.i. rain. Akuanei pea ka ua. Pass, uaina, be rained upon. Ka uaina koe ki te haere aianei.
ua, n. rain. Ua-po ; showery weather.
III. Ua, ad. when. Ko reira koe kite ai, ua tae koe ki te kai-
- i^^a-
Ua, a particle used in expostu- lation. Kati ua haere mai ki konei; DorUt, pray, come here
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any more. Kati ua tohetohe; do not be so obstinate I
Uaki, V. t. 1 launch ; fusli end- wise. Uakina mai te rakau na. 2 liush a sliding door, so as either to open or shut ; hence simply, o'pen ; shut.
Uanga, time, &c., of raining. See
^ ua.
Uapare, v.t. attribute to another what is charged to oneself.
Uariia, n. cloak ivith a caqie to it.
I. Ue, n. the moon on the fourth day ; also Oue.
II. Ue, v.t. move a canoe with a paddle worked against the side ; scull; steer with a paddle. Uea to tatou waka ki waho.
ueue, V. t. shake ; incite ; impel. Me he I'u na ano e ueue ana i a tuawahine. (132)
Ueha, n. prop ; support. Homai tetahi rakau hei ueha mo te poti.
Ueke, a. callous. He kiri ueke.
Uene, v. i. whine.
Uepu, n. com2)any ; party. Tena ano tetahi uepu whakaae ; te- tahi uepu whakakahore.
Uere, n. a shell-fish.
Uha, a. female ; of animals.
IJhi, n. an instrument used for puncturing the skin in tattooing. NGa uhi matarau a Uetonga.
.(30)
Uho, n. 1 heart of a tree. 2 um- bilical cord. Comp. iho.
uho, a. sound. He riri ano ta te tawa uho, he riri ano ta te tawa para. (145)
I. Uhu, v.t. perform certain cere- monies over the bones of the dead. Tae rawa atu matou meake mutu te uhu. Compare hahu.
II. Uhii, n. larva of a small beetle which infests dry timber.
Uhumanea, a. knoiving ; clever.
I. Uhunga, n. derivative from uhu.
II. Uhunga, v.t. cry over ; lament. Haere kia uliungatia koe.
Uhiipoho, a. sci'uj)ulous.
Ui, V. i. 1 ask; enquire. Katahi ka ui atu te wahine ra, he aha tau, i haere mai ai koe ki konei? 2 relax or loosen a noose. I uia te kaha i te kaki o te manu. 3 disentangle ; disengage. Uia te ika i te kupenga.
Uira, V. i. gleam ; flash. Te uira o te ahi o te Arawa. (81) He taua pea tera, ina hoki nga pu ka uira mai nei.
uira, n. lightning. Ka puta te hau, te ua, te uira, te whati-
. tiji. (93)
Uka, V. i. be fixed. E uka ana a raro o te pou i te one.
ukauka, v. i. 1 be 2)reserved ; last. Kawea nga kai ki runga whata, kia ukauka ai 1110 etahi rangi. 2 be sloiv ; be sluggish. Kihai i ukauka to matou whakatika- nga ake.
Uki, n. ancient times. No uki, no nehe, no whakapata.
ukiuki, n. old.
Ukii, n. white clay.
uku, v.t. wash, using clay for soap. Ka haere a Marutuahu ki te uku i tona mahunga ki te
^ wai. (138) _
Ukui, V. t. wijK ; rub.
ukui, n. tvhite clay.
Ukiipapa, v. i. be all consumed; be dealt with tvithout exception. Compare oropapa.
Ukupara, v.t. smudge.
Uma, n. bosom, ; chest.
Umaraha, a. 1 extended; wide. Kaore e pai to tatou pa ki konei, ke umaraha rawa. 2 bewildered ; abroad. Katahi
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Uru
k;i uuijinilia iiga wliakaaro.
Umere, v. i. 1 sing or chaunt, to keep time iu any united effort. 2 shout in wonder, satisfaction, &c. Ano te niangai o te ta- ngata me te ia wai, e tangi ana te uuiere. (i6o)
Umiki, V. t. h-averse; go round. Nana i umiki te whenua.
Umii, n. native oven; hangi. Po- kia ta tatou lunu.
whakaumu, n. hole dug in the ground to serve as a landmark, or to mark the spot where any- one has fallen in battle.
Unahi, n. scale of a fish.
unahi, v. t. scale a fish. Unahia nga ika nei. Compare inohi.
Unene, v. i. heg imjiortunately. Here i te unene o te tangata nei ki taku pouaka.
Unii, a V. t. 1 jndl off. Kei te unu i ona kakahu. 2 draw out. He tangata ke nana i tiki mai i unu nga titi. (66) 3 bring out; exhibit. Ka unuhia te tere o te waka. ^ v. i. sZi^j out of a crowd.
Unua, v.t. fasten two canoes to- gether side by side to form a double canoe.
unua, n. double canoe.
Unuora, n. object of intense offec- tiun. Kei tua e Tenga, unuora i ahau.
Unga, V. t. 1 send. Ungaa atu tetahi tangata ki tawahi, ki te tiki kai. 2 cause to be born. Kahore he karakia i mahue nei hei unga mai i to tamaiti ki waho. (128)
Unga, n. derivative from iii. U.
Ungutu, a V. t. place things so that the ends touch one another. Ungutungutua nga motumotu. fi \.\. meet together.
Upane, a. abreast; in even rank.
Upane tonu tc haerc o te taua.
UpokS, n. head; upper part. Kua mau te ringa o Rata ki te upoko; ka patua, ka mate. (55) Kei te npoko o te mara e takoto ana.
Upokohiie, n. 2)orpoise.
Upokokawa, n. a fish; a variety of ^7noho.'
Upokororo, n. prototi-octes oxy- rliyncJius ; grayling ; a fish.
Upokotangata, n. cyperus uslu- latus ; a plant.
Upokotiketike, n. a variety of Haro.^
Ura, V. i. 1 be red or brown. Ka ura te kanohi i te riri. 2 glow; especially of sunrise. Kaore ano i roa kau ake te uranga o te ra, kua po. (18)
Uranga, n. derivative from in. U.
Ure, n. membrum virile.
ureure, n. fruit of kiekie or frey- cinetia Banksii.
Uri, n. 1 offsp>ring ; descendants. To Tamure uri, tenei ano te ora nei. (174) 2 race. I mohiotia ai he uri makutu, no te tikanga iho a ona tupuna. (174) rela- tive; blood connexion. Ko wai tona uri i haere ai ia ki reira?
I. Uru, n. 1 zvest. Kei te anga te kuwaha ki te uru. (no) 2 head; iipper end. E kore e taka te uru 0 a taua rakau. (92) 3 part of an apparatus for catching bii'ds. Te uru o te taanga. 4 single hair. NGa uru o te upoko. 5 grove of trees. Kei te uru manuka e tu mai ra. 6 part of a fishing- net.
II. Urii, V. i. join oneself; be associ- ated. Kia uru mai koe ki roto ki a matou, kia ora ai koe. 2 2}articipate in an action ; become accessory. 3 reach a place;
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Utu
arrive. E kore matou e uru ki WHarekaliika.
uru, v.t. rejKiir a mat, hy weav- ing in a new j^iece. Urua tou kakahu.
uruuru, a. angry.
•whakauru, v.i. ally oneself; be joined. I whakauru etahi o NGatihine ki roto ki te Uri-o- NGonga.
whakauru, n. 1 ally. 2 avenger.
Uruahii, n. tabooed julace where certain ceremonies were per- formed.
Uruhanga, n. sudden blast com- mencing a southerly wind. Kei mua o te hau te uruhano-a.
Uruhua, n. swelling.
Uruhumii, n. sivelling of the foot. See uruumu.
Urukehu, a. light-haired.
Uriikowhao, n. 1 leakage in a canoe through the holes made for the lashings of the 'rauawa.' 2 any trifling damage. He urokowhao, e ki ana ko Heke- rau.
Urumaraki, n. north-west tvind.
Urunga, n. 1 pillow. 2 rudder; steer-oar. 3 derivative from uru.
Uriingi, n. rudder; steering- faddle.
urungi, v.t. steer.
tjrupa, v.i. 1 catch in the water. Ka urupa tana hoe. 2 draw to an end. Ka urupa te mahi; the working season is over.
urupa, n. 1 chance blow. 2 fence round a grave; burying -place.
Uriipu, V. i. be brought to the point of doing anything. I te mea ka urupu nei tatou ki te titiro i te he, e kore e ahei kia hoki atu tatou ki tena main.
Urupiiia, n. clumj) of trees.
Urur6a, n. 1 a shell-fish. 2 a
kind of shark. Kia matenga ururoa te tangata; a man should die game.
Uriirua, a. 1 overgrown with bushes. Ka ururuatia te ara. 2 revelling; luxuriating. Te kaki ururua; au main. (94)
Uruta, a. ejndemic. He mate uruta.
Uriitapu, a. untouched; in a state of nature. He ngahere- here urutapu.
Uriitira, n. dorsal f 71 of a fish.
Uriitoko, n. jjoles erected on a tuaahu, or sacred place. Ka whakaturia nga urutoko. (112)
Urutomo, a. waterlogged.
Uruumu, a. sivollen. Ka uru- umutia toku waewae; i tutuki ki te kowhatu.
Uruuruwheniia, n. anything thrown on a ^wahi tajyii' for good luck. Compare whakau, 5, under iii. u.
Uta, n. 1 the land, as opposed to the water. Na, ka hoe nei ratou, a ka tae ki uta. (118) 2 inland 2)0''>'ts, as opposed to the coast.
Uta, V. t. 1 y??*^ on board a canoe, &LC. Ka utaina nga utanga o ia waka, o ia waka. (70) 2 load. Katahi ka utaina te waka o Hineiteiwaiwa. (36)
utanga, n. burden ; freight.
Uto, n. 1 revenge. Ka kainga te kanohi o te tupapaku hei uto mo tona teina. 2 object of one^s revenge; sworn enemy. Ka mate i a ia tona uto. See ito.
Utonga, a. 1 uncooked; unrijje. He utonga te kai nei; kaore e reka. 2 hardened; callous. Kua utongatia te kiri.
I. Utii, n. 1 return; jjrice paid; reward; ransom. Ko te utu tenei mo taku mahi. 2 satis-
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faction for injuries received. No konei i mamingatia ai e Manaia taua iwi nei, kia kaha- kore ai ratou ki te rapu utu ma ratou. (i i8) 3 reply.
utu, V. t. 1 pay for ; compensate. Utua taku inalii. 2 answer. Kaua e utuutua nga ki a te iwi nei.
"whakautu, n. a term of endear- ment, used in speaking of a child.
whakautuutu, n. a kind of charm. (164)
Wae
II. Utii, V. t. 1 dip up water. Utuhia mai he wai ki tekaraha. 2/(7/ with water. Katahi ka utu te tangata ra i tana taha. (91)
III. Utu, V. t. he stanched. Pono atu ahau ka utu te toto.
Uwha, a. female of brutes. U"whang6, a. misty.
I. Uwhi, n. a variety of potato.
II. IJwhi, V. t. 1 cover. Tikina he tarutaru hei uwhiuwhi mo nga kete. 2 sp)rinkle. Uwhiuwhia nga kakahu ki te wai.
Uwhikaho, n. yam.
W
I. Wa, n. 1 definite space; interval;
area ; region. 2 indefinite space ; unenclosed country. WHare tu ki te wa, he kai na te ahi. 3 time ; season. He wa mahi tenei ; 0 kore matou e haere atu.
wa, V. i. he far advanced. Ka wa te po.
wawa, V. i. 1 he scattered; he sejmrated. Te tahuritanga o te pa, ka wawa noa atu nga ta- ngata.— I wawa nga rauawa ki raro. 2 he planted. Ka wawa nga purapura ki ro oneone.
wawa, n. fence. Me piki au i runga i nga wawa o te pa nei.
(177)
whakawa, v. t. 1 accuse ; hring a formal charge against. 2 condemn. 3 investigate ; ad- judicate on. Hence, kai-wha- kawa ; judge.
whakawa wa, a v. t. recriminate. Kati te wliakawawa i a koutou. (3 V. i. 1 tvra7igle. Otira, i matua whakawawa ano nga uri 0 Tangaroa. (5) 2 take counsel.
II. Wa.
wawa, V. i. make a loud rumbling or roaring noise. WHakarongo ki te wawa o te tai.
Wae.
wawae, v. t. divide ; part ; sepa- rate. Me wawae te rahurahu hei ara. — Na te hara ahau i wawae mai.
wae, n. leg ; foot. Kua tokari taku wae.
wae wae, n. 1 leg ; foot. 2, foot- mark. Ka hahauria e tetahi, a ka kitea ki nga wae wae e takoto ana, ahu tonu ki roto. (202) 3 shrouds of a canoe- niast.
WHakakite waewae, or tutii wae wae ; dance the tvar dance, from the performance of which it was usual to augur well or ill of the expedition. Katahi ka whakakite te taua ra i tona waewae. (41) — Kia kitea te wae- wae tangata ; i.e. as soon as it hegins to get light.
waenga, n. 1 circumstance, time or 'place of dividing ; division ; dividing line. 2 p>ortion inark- ed off by a dividing line. 3
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the middle ; the midst ; without any article, and with the fol- lowing noun in the position of an adjective. Kei te rapu a Taka i tana poaka i waenga parae. If no other noun is ex- pressed, mara is generally un- derstood. Tera te koroheke ra kua tae ki waenga e karakia ana. (201)
Waea, v. i. he weary. Ka waea oku waewae i te haerenga.
Waea, n. wire.
Waehaua, a, lame.
Waekahu, n. muhlenbeckia com- plexa ; a plant.
Waenga, see under wae.
Waenganui, waengapu, "wae- ngarahi, n. tlie midst. Kei waenganui 0 te whare, 0 te taiepa ; between the house and the fence.
Waerau, n. crab : crayfish.
Waere, v. t. clear by cutting down wood, &c.
"waerenga, n. clearing for culti- vation.
Waero, n. 1 tail of an animal. 2 hair of a dog's tail. Puhi- puhi rawa te paua ki te waero. (21) Kahu-waero ; mat covered ivith hair of dogs' tails. Waero- hume; cur.
Waeroa, n. mosquito.
Waerou, n. chdjfooted.
Waerurii, n. a variety of potato.
Waewae, see under wae.
Waewaekaka, n. gleichenia hecistopJiylla, ; a plant.
Waewaekoukou, n. lycopodium voJuhile ; a plant.
I. Waha, n. 1 mouth. Kihai te matau i mau ki te waha o te ika. (117) 2 voice. Ka hama- ma mai te waha, 'Etia'; he waha tangata. (116) 3 sheet of a sail. 4 middle portion of a
seine. 5 region. Kua tae mai a Te Waru, 0 Mangaaruhe, o te waha ki uta o te Wairoa.
waha, a. chipped ; broken. Com- pare hawa.
wahawaha, n. a shell-fish.
II. Waha, v. t. carry on the back. Wahaa ana e ia a Tawhaki ki to raua whare. (45)
whakawaha, v. t. 1 load with a burden; take up on the back. WHakawaha e koi'o ma ; ka haere tatou. 2 sfa7't ; set in motion. I whakawahaa he ope.
Wahaika, n. a wooden weapon of war.
Wahakawa, a. having a distaste for ordinary food. Na Hotu- nui au i ngare mai ki tetehi ika mana ; he wahakawa nona.
(141)
Wahanga, n. derivative from wahi.
Wahanga, n. from 11. waha.
Wahangohi, n. a wooden weapon; the same as wahaika.
Wahangu, a. dumb ; quiet.
Wahapu, n. mouth of a bay or river.
Waharoa, n. entrance to a forti- fied pa.
Wahi, or wa wahi, v. t. 1 split; divide. Wahia ana; ka paka- ru; ko Matatua tetehi para, ko Aotea tetehi. (109) 2 break open ; lay open ; disclose. Wa- wahia nga korero: kati me he purupuru i nga korero.
wahi, n. 1 part; portion. Te tohu o Manaia i kitea ai, ko tetahi wahi o te ringa, he mea whakairo. (93) — Wahi iti ; ivith- in a little ; almost. 2 place ; locality. Waiho tonu iho hei ingoa mo tena wahi a Katikati o Tamatekapua. (78)
Wahi.
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whakawahi, v. t. anoint. Kua oti ni^'a turi to whakawiilii ki to liinii. Conip. towahiwahi.
Wahie, n. firewood. Ka ki ake a Tawhaki, 'Tikiua he wahie moku.' (78)
Waiiina, n. virgin.
Walling, n. 1 ivoman. E noho a tinana tonu ana te wahine, te tamariki, te tane. (152) 2 wife. Ka mata te umu a Kui- wai, wahine a Manaia. (82) Plural ■wahine.
whakawahine, n. strijj of wood supporting the 'karaho' of a canoe; ^kauhua.'
Waho, n. 1 the ontside. Ka taki- takina te taniwha kia pamaro ai te haerenga mai ki waho o tona rua. (151 ) — Ki waho ; ad- verbally ; out. 2 the open sea, away from land. Ka mea atu nga tuakana, 'Tukua atu te punga i konei.' Ka mea atu ia, 'Kanaka; engari me hoe I'awa ki waho noa atu.' (20)
I. Wai, pron., interrogative, tvJio? Ko wai tenei e haere mai nei? Often used when the speaker either cannot or cares not to give the names. Muri iho ko Mairatea, muri iho ko wai, ko wai, ko wai, a muri iho ko WHakatau-potiki. (39) Ka oti o ratou waka, ka huaina nga ingoa, ko WHiritoa
ko wai waka atu hoki, ko wai waka atu hoki. (40)
II. Wai, n. 1 water or any liquid. E kui, kawea atu tetahi wai mo te manuhiri. (168) 2 vessel to hold wa er ; calabash. 3 hag of a fishing-net. E wha nga wai o te kupenga. ^food cooked as jKirt of the Hohi^ ceremony, of which males only might par- take.
III. Wai.
■whaka"wai, v. i. entice; beguile. Aua e whakarongo ki tana mahi wliakawai.
whaka^wai, n. jamb of doorway or window opening.
Waia, V. i. 1 be accustom.ed. Tau mahi, e te kaki ka waia ki te kai taniwha! (155) 2 be strained; he filled with tears. Ka waia nga kanohi i te tiro- hanga.
Waiarangi, a. red.
Waiari, n. small kumai'a.
Waiariki, n. hot spring.
Waiata, n. song. Ka whaka- kitea nga mahi a Raukatauri i reira; te waiata, te putorino, te koauau. (37)
waiata, v. t. or v.i. sing.
whakaAvaiata, n. a fish.
Waiaua, n. porpoise.
Waiehu, n. a fish.
Waiha, n. a variety of the small kiiinara.
Waihakihaki, n. itch or other cutaneous disease.
Waihanga, v. t. make. See ■whaihanga.
Waihape, v. i. tack ship ; go a lion t.
Waihinau, n. a kind of mat.
Waiho, v.i. 1 be left. Piki atu he maunga, waiho iho ona tapui i reiva, he patupaiarehe. (80) 2 let he. Me he mea he kotiro, waiho te ingoa i a Paretuahu. (136) 4 followed by 'hei,' he; be regardi d. E kore au e waiho hei tata i te wai o to tatou waka? (20)
Waihoe, n. 1 rate of speed in rowing, kc. Kotahi ta matou waihoe i Tuaheni a tae noa mai ki konei. 2 tenour of a .speech.
Waihoki, ad. likewise; in like manner.
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WaiikS,, a. dry, of seasons. He
tau waiika. Waikari, n. ditch. See wai-
keri. Waikauere, v. i. be without
energy ; he subdued. ISTa te
karakia matou i waikauere ai
ki te riri. Waikeo, n. a fish. Waikeri, n. ditch. Waikorohuhu, v.i. be subdued ;
he listless. Waikiira, n. rust. Waimarie, a. 1 quiet ; meek. 2
lucky. Ko Pi anake o runga
o to matou waka i waimarietia
e te ika. — E ! te waimarie !
What luck! WaimSha, a. insipid ; distasteful.
Rapu noa i nga kao nei, te
whai para ; he waimeha anake.
— Korero atu i aua korero, ko-
rero atu ; a, waimehatia ana. Waina, n. 1 vine ; wine. 2 a
variety of kumara. "Wainamu, a. having a dislike to
certain kinds of food. Waingenge, n. a kind of shark. Waingohia, a. 1 easy. Koia ano
te waingohia o tenei pukapuka
ki a au. 2 pleased. Waingoliia
ana tera ki to tatou taenga
mai. Waiora, n. sjjaces between the
tattooed lines. Waipu, n. sound of the firing of
guns. Waipiike, n. flood. Na te wai-
puke i kore ai e tae to matou
ope. Wairakau, n. inanure. Wairangi, a. 1 beside oneself.
Kua whakawairangi noa ake te
ngakau ki te kai o ia wahine.
(167) 2 foolish. Nona ano
tona wairangi ki te tahae, me
tona whiu.
WS,irS.nii, n. gravy.
Wairaraua, n. gravy; juice.
Wairau, n. glea7iings of potato or kumara.
Waireka, a. agreeable ; in favour. Kia wairekatia ki reira, e kore e hoki.
Wairori, v.i. turn round.
Wairiia, n. 1 spirit. 2 unsub- stantial image; shadow.
■whakawairua, v.i. 1 be repre- sented by an unsubstantial image. E whakawairua mai ra te waka i roto i te wai. 2 ap- pear dim and shadowy. Kei whea te waka nei? — E, e whaka- wairua kau ana.
Waitahinga, n. ditch.
Wai tau, v.i. 1 moulder ; perish. WHarikitia te rua, kei waitau ake nga kai. 2 be worn out; be faint. Kua waitau te nga- kau i te tirohanga.
Waitohi, n. a charm repeated be- fore engaging in battle.
Waitohii, n. mark.
"waitohu, v.t. mark an animal. Waitohungia a tatou poaka.
Waituhi, n. a kind of 'karakia.' I reira ka kawea kia whaka- waituhutia te wahine ra. (79)
Waitutu, a. dark in colour. Kiri-waitutu ; dark-skinned.
Waiu, n. milk. Waiu-o-Kahu- kura ; eujjhorbia glauca, a plant.
Waiuatiia, n. rhabdothamnus Solandri ; a plant.
Waiwaha, n. bed or land in a kumara field.
Waiwaia, a. beautiful.
Waka, n. 1 canoe. Ka oti nga waka ra te waihanga, ka toia ki waho manu ai. (70) 2 anything shaped like a canoe ; as a box for feathers, (fee. 3 medium of an 'atua.' WHakaeke kau ana
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a Hakawau ki to pn o te waka o aua atua, ka kitea niai e haere atu ana te waka o enei atua. (177)
waka"waka, n. parallel ridges. E rua iiga wakawaka o te mara nei ka oti.
Wakawa, a. having a distaste for food. See wahakawa.
Wakea, n. appetite. Kahore e rere te wakea ; said of unsatis- fying food.
Wana, v. i. bud; shoot.
wana, n. 1 young shoot. 2 stake or paling of a fence. 3 divi- sion of a heap of food as placed at the time of a 'hakari.' Ko- tahi wana i a matou.
wanawana, n. 1 sjnnes ; bristles. Tu-te-wanawana; bristle up ; be- come exasperated. Ta koutou, he mea kia tu te wanawana o te iwi nei. 2Jear; thrill. Ka rere mai te wanawana i te aranga matua ki te riri.
whakawanawana, v. i. throw out bristles; throw out rays. Ka whakawanawana te ra.
Wani, V. t. 1 scrape. Kei te waniwani riwai nga wahine. 2 skhyi along ; touch lightly ; graze. Wani mai ana i runga i nga maunga. — Kia wani te waka ki tera taha. 3 brush or comb the hair. Kei te wani a Rehe i tona mahunga.
wani, n. sticks for obtaining fire by friction. See kauahi.
Wao, n. forest. Naku koe i tiki ki te wao nui a Tane.
wawao, v.t. 1 part combatants. Waona nga tamariki nei; aua e tukua kia whawhai. 2 dis- tract one^s attention. I ware- ware au ki tena; na te maha o nga korero i wawao. 3 defend from enemies. Ka haere ia ki
te wawao i a tatou ; ki te arai atu i 0 tatou hoa-riri. 4 ward
of.
WS,ok6, n. bushman.
WS,oku, n. dense forest. E noho ana ki te waoku, he pukepuke ki tetahi taha, he pukepuke ki tetahi taha.
Wara.
wS,warS,, v.i. make an indistinct sotmd; murmur; rustle. E Rehua, kaore ranei koe i rongo wawara o raro nei na? (33)
Warahoe, a. false. He hunga warahoe koutou.
I. Warg, a. 1 mean in social position. Ko taua moenga, he moenga rangatira iho ano; e kore nga ware e moe i reira. 2 ignorant.
wareware, a. 1 forgetful. I wareware pea koe ki ta taua korero. 2, forgotten. Ka ware- ware i a au te ingoa o tenei wahi.
whakaware, v. t. 1 distract one's atte7ition; hinder. I whaka- warea ahau e te manuhiri i roa ai. 2 beguile.
II. Ware, n. viscous fluid; spittle; exudation from trees.
Warea, v. pass, be occupied; be absorbed. Tino omanga o te iwi ra ki roto ki te pa, ki nga patu; warea ki reira, e haere marie ana a Te Ponga ma. (171) — No te wareatanga e te moe o te tangata, ka haere te wahine nei ka oma. (144)
Warehou, n. neiytonemus brama; a fish.
Wari, n. potato that has become watery through age or frost.
wari wari, n. gar-fish; Hakeke.'
I. Waro, n. burning coals; char coal.
II. War6, n, deep hole or pit;
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owing to natural causes, as decay of trees, &c. Kore kau noa ake kia kitea tetalii waro, kia pera, me te w^aro o Peke- haua. (158)
III. War6.
wawaro, v. i. sound indistinctly. He reo tangata tena e wawaro mai na.
wa^waro, or waro-waro, n. in- distinct sound of voices; mur- mur.
I. Waru, a. eight. 'E waru pu' is sometimes used ironically for not at all; by no means. Kia mahue te whanake o Paoa? E waru pu te mahue ki raro. (193)
II. Waru, V. t. scrajye; shave; cut the hair. Ka mahara a Manaia kia tuturia he tangata, hei ohu waru mo ana tao. (117)
Wata.
■wawata, v. t. desire earnestly ; long for. E wawata puku ana tetehi, me tetehi, ki a raua ake.
(131)
wawata, a. in small hwips. He oneone wawata.
watawata, a. full of holes; per- forated.
Watea, a. 1 ri^iocciijned ; clear. He whare watea tena. 2 cau- tioiis. Kia watea te tango i to NGapuhi.
Wati, n. watch.
Wau.
wawau, v.i. 1 qiiarrel; ivrangle. 2 make a noise.
wawau, n. 1 noise. 2 coward.
Wawa, a. scattered. Ta taua haere! wawa noa atu.
Wawe, ad. 1 soon. E kore tatou e tae wawe atu. 2 first. E tatari tonu mai ai a Kiki, ko Tamure te kai wawe i taua hangi tapu, kia hohoro ai a Tamure te mate. (173)
We.
wewe, v.i. yelp, as a dog.
Wehe, or wehewehe, v.t. di- vide; detach. Ko Rangi raua ko Papa e pipiri tonu ana, kaore ano i wehea noatia. (i)
wehe, V. i. he enraptured , he transp>orted with delight. Ka wehe te Hauhau i te rekareka.
wehe, a. deficient in food. He tau wehe; a year of scarcity.
Weheriia, a. 1 divided; leading hy different routes. He ara weherua. — Ka weherua te po; it is midnight. 2 in doubt; anxious. Ka weherua au ki te kupu a Karauria.
Wehi, v.i. be afraid. Heoi, ka whati te ope ra i te wehi ano ki nga tuaitara e tutu haere ana mai. (150)
wehi, a. terrible. Heoi te mea i ahua wehi mai [ko nga kanohi].
(159) wehiwehi, n. spines, as in the
dorsal fin of a fish. whakawehi, v.t. terrify. Weiweia, a. of low degree. He
tangata weiweia. weiweia, n. diver ; a bird. Weka, n. ocydromus australis;
wood-hen; a bird. Wekeweke, n. sonchus asper;
indigenous sowthistle. Wekiki, v. i. quarrel. Na wai
nga tamariki e wekiki mai ra? Weko, V. i. be extinguished. Kua
weko te ahi. Wekii, v.t. catch hold of; hook;
tear. Ka wekua tona pake e te
rakau, ka motu nga hukahuka, a
tupu tonu ake hei rakau nui. (80) wekil, n. bush; wood. Wene, n. 1 shoot of a convolvulus
or gourd. 2 food. wene, a. many ; very numerous
(of small things). He wene, he
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wene, lie wene noa atu. — Ka mutu nga wene korero o tenei kainga.
wenewene, u. 1 calabash gourd; C'ucurbita sp. 2 a large moth.
whaka"wene, v. t. make hito a noose.
WenSrei, n. Wednesday.
Wepu, n. tvhip.
Wera, n. whale.
Wera, a. 1 burnt. Ka wera i kona a te Arawa i te ahi. (8i) 2 heated; hot. Kua wera te wai.
■wera, n. heat. Kua rite tahi tona auetanga ki to Maui aue- tanga i te wera o te ahi. (24)
werawera, a warm.
Were, or wereAvere, v.i. Jiang; be suspended. E werewere mai ra te kete i runga i te rakau.
■whakawerewere, v.t. suspend.
Weri, n. 1 root; rootlet. Me te weri manuka, e nanapi nei ki raro ki te whenua. 2 centip)ede.
weri, v.i. take root in one^s ears; be heard. Korerotia ra kia awe te weri. — Kia weria ki roto ki nga taringa.
"weriweri, a. 1 digusting ; offen- sive. He kai weriweri. 2 dis- gusted; provoked.
Wero, v.t. 1 pierce; spear. Tu- taki ana i taua wahine nei e wero manu ana mana (95) 2 throw a spear; dart. Na ka tatu, ka werohia ki a Rupe.
wevrero, v.t. strike with a spear. E wewero patiki ana.
"weroTvero, v.i. shoot or be pro- pelled in numbers. Ka wero- wero te liina o ona makawej said of grey hairs appearing here and there.
Weroku, v. i. be extinguished. Kua weroku te ahi.
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W6r6-ta,ringa, n. a kind of rough
mat. W6ru, AvSw^grii, or -weruTveru,
n. garment. Kua riro nga weruweru i a Tohitapu. — Kua tirohia iho ki nga weweru, he mea tapeka, ka mohio tonu iho no tawhiti tenei tira. (147) Weruweru is often used especi- ally of finely-woven flax mats with broad ornamental border.
Weta, n. an insect.
Wetangotango, a. very dark. Pouri wetangotango te nga- kau.
Wetara, n. seed potatoes which throiv up) a very weak shoot.
Wete.
we'wete, v. t. untie; unravel. Wetekia te tau o tou kakahu.
Weti.
wetiweti, a. loathsome; disgust- ing.
"whakaweti, v. t. threaten. He kupu whakaweti.
Weti, v.t. weigh.
Weto, v.i. be extingrdshed. Kua weto tana ahi. (24)
Wetoki, v.i. swhn in shoals. He aha te ika e wetoki mai nei?
Weu, n. single hair; fibre; root- let.
WiKi, n. 1 week. 2 wick.
Winiwini, v.i. shudder. Wini- wini ana te kiri i te mataku.
WiRA, n. wheel.
WiRA, n. will.
I. Wiri, V. i. tremble. He makariri noku i wiri ai ahau.
whakawiri, v. i. tremble; feel anxious. Tenei te ngakau te whakawiri noa atu nei ki a koe e pokia mai na e te rehu o te pu.
II. Wiri, V. t. bore. ■wiri, n. gimlet; auger. whakawiri, v. t. twist; vxring.
Katahi te tama ka whakatika:
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whakawiria iho te tau o te patu ki te ringa. (29)
whaka'wiri, a. twisted. He ra- kau whakawiri.
Wita, n. 1 one of the fences form- ing the fortification of a pa out- side the 'katua' or main fence. To waho, he pekerangi; to roto
mai he wita.
with rain. WiTi, n. wheat, Wivri, n. rushes
various species. WuRU, n. wool. WuRUHi, n. wolf.
WHaiaipo
2 south wind
juncus
of
WH
I. WHa, di..four.
II. WHa, v.i. be disclosed; get abroad. Ka wha i konei te tahae a Ruatapu.
III. WHa.
■whawha, v. t. feel with the hand; handle ; lay hold of. WHa- wharia mai ana e Uenuku, ho- romia oratia ana taua tamaiti. (107)
"whawha, n. sheathing j)edicel of 'taro' leaf.
WHae, n. a term of address to an elderly woman. Contracted from whaea. E whae, tikina nga ika. (118)
WHaea, n. tnother.
WHaereere, n. dam ; mother of animals.
I. WHai, n. 1 trygon thalassia ; sting-ray ; a fish. 2 a game ; cat^s cradles.
II. WHai, a. 1 settled; constantly resident. He tangata whai ahau. 2 possessing. He ta- ngata whai mana. 3 acquiring shajie or character. Na toku tipuna au i awhi, a whai ta- ngata ana ahau.
III. WHai, V. t. 1 follow ; pursue. Kit kite koutou i te waka e whai mai ana i muri i a matou. (173) WHainga-kai ; augui'y from catching birds, fish, &c. 2 look for ; go in search of. I
haere atu ki te whai wahie. 3 aim at ; design. E whai ana a Paka kia riro te whenua i a ia. 4 court; woo. He whai ta Taka i a Te Kahu hei wahine mana. 5 proceed to the next in order. E karakia ana te koro- heke ra ; kua oti tetahi karakia, e whai ana ki tetahi. (201) 6 whai i te kawa; perforin the ceremonies for removing the 'tapu' from a house.
■whawhai, v.i. fght. Ka tohe tonu te taua ki te whawhai ki nga tangata o roto o taua pa. (182)
■whawhai, a v. i. be in haste ; be hurried. He whawhai nona kia rokohanga ai nga tangata ki te kainga. /3 v. t. chide.
whaiwhai, v. t. chase ; hunt. Kua riro a Te Puni ki te whaiwhai poaka. — ^WHaiwhai- korero. See under whai- korero.
whainga, n. 1 circumstance, &c. of purstiinq, &c. 2 enmity ; hostility. Kei hea te tangata hei ki mo te whainga? 3 cere- mony of removing Hapu.^ I mea ia kia patua he tangata hei whainga mo tona whare.
WHaiaipo, v.i. be in love with a person. See ipo.
■whaiaipo, n. sweetheart. Ka
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moe a Tutanolcai i tana wliai- aipo, i a Hinemoa. (134) WHaiapu, a. Maro wliaiapu; a kind of apron ov petticoat made of dressed flax. WHaiawa, n. bed of a river. WHaihanga, v.t. 1 make; build. Ka oti ra nga waka ra te wliai- hanga, ka toia ki waho nianu ai. (70) 2 rfo; busy oneself with. Ta te ope whailianga, he ngahau ; kaore e mohio, ka mate ratou. (92) WHaiki, v. i. make a formal speech. Koia nei a maua whaiki i reira. WHaikorero, v.i. make an ora- tion ; speak in a formal ivay. WHakatika ki te whaikorero. — Ka tae ki te marae 0 te ra- ngatira o taua pa, ka noho ka whai whaik ore ro. (166) WHaina, n.fine. WHaioio, n. anthus Novm Ze-
landia;, a bird. whaioio, a. very numerous. He
tini whaioio. WHairo, or -whairoiro, v.i. be dimly seen; be imperfectly un- derstood. WHaita, and "whaitaita, v. i.
distort one^ s features ; grin. WHaitaua, n. a party which comes to the assistance of an- other in time of war. WHaiti, a. narrow; compact. whakawhaiti, v. t. put into small space. Me whakawhaiti nga rakau. WHaitiri, n. thunder. WHaitohii, v.t. distinguish with
a mark. WHaitSkS., n. doorway ; Jront
part of a house. WHaitua, n. side ; region. Kei tera whaitua o te manga. — I te hoki putuputu tonu o te tira o
WHakakumu
tetahi whaitua, o tetahi whai tua. (160)
WHaiwhaia, v.i. bewitch; in jure, by cliarms. Kua whai- wliaiatia toku matua e Maru.
whaiwhaia, n. ivitchcraft.
WHai-whairoroa, v. i. j^ersevere ; be tirgent. E whaiwhairoroa nei koutou ki te pana i te iwi nei.
WHaka, prep, torvards ; in the directio7i of Horahia te titiro whaka waho. In composition, 1 with an adjective or an in- transitive verb, forming an in- transitive verb, it denotes an approach to, or commencement of the condition indicated. Kua whakatata a Te Ponga ma ki te tauranga i Manuka. (171) 2 with a noun forming an in transitive verb, it signifies an as- sumption of the character which the noun expresses. Engari kia mate whakatane. 3 when it forms a transitive verb, it is always causative : whakaku- kupa ; make into a pigeon. (33) whakaririki ; make small. (118) whakahoki; ca^ise to return. (109) Other varieties and mo- difications of meaning will be found under the word to which 'whaka' is prefixed in each case. 'WHaka' is sometimes contracted to 'wha.'
WHaka, v.t. perhaps contracted from whakaea, make an im- viediate return for anything. Hei whaka nga parareka nei mo nga kai a NGaitahupo. rejyly to. Kahore ano kia wha- katia mai taku korero. — He patu whaka ; a retiirn blow.
WHaka, n. fork.
WHakakumu, n, a creeping plant.
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'WH.Si^a.piopio, mctrosideros scan- dens ; a climbing plant.
WHakariia, n. north-east sea breeze. If moderate, it is 'wha- karua matariki;' if very strong it is 'whakarua hikanui.'
WHakatauki, n. proverb ; say- inr/.
WHaki, V. t. conjess ; reveal. WHakina mai te tahae.
WHaki.
•whaTvhaki, •whaki'whaki, v.t. pluck off; tear off ; gather fruit &c. WHakiia mai he pititi ma taua.
WHakoekSe, v.t. tickle.
WHakoma, v.t. eat.
WHakorSkore, for Tvhaka- korekore, v.t. deny. WHa- korekore tonu mai ia ki taua korero. See kore.
WHakurii, v.t. pelt.
I. WHanS,, v. i. 1 go or come. I a matou i whana mai. Com- pare -whanatu, and -whano. 2 7'ecoil; sjn-ing back; as a bow. 8 kick. Kei mate koe i te whana a te hoiho. 4 rebel. E whai tonu ana mai hoki tenei mea, te kino, i a tatou. E kore e taea te whakamana- wanui : e whana ana te ngakau.
(82)
"Whana, n. spring made of a bent stick, in a trap for rats or birds.
whana, a. bent; bowed. He ra- -kau whana.
II. WHanS,, n. company ; party ; people. Ka ara tetahi wliana. Compare hunga.
WHanaiho, v. i. go or come doivn. See I. -whana.
WHanake, v.i. move onwards or uptvards. See ake. Kua whanake te tai ; the tide has Jlowed. E whanake ana te
rakau nei ; this tree is grow ing.
■whanake, n. 1 steam. Ka huhu ake te whanake. 2 cordyline aust7-alis ; a tree. 3 a rough garment made from the leaves of the above plant. Ko te wha- nake o Paoa, e kore e mahue ki raro. (191)
WHanako, v.t. steal. Ka mau tana whanako. (95)
WHanariki, n. brimstone. Com- pare ngaw^hariki.
WHanatii, v. i. 1 go; go away. 2 grow; become. He kai ka whanatu ka momohangatia.
WHanau, v. i. 1 go. 2 grow; become. 3 bend down. Ka whanau iho te rakau.
whanSunga, n. relative; blood relation. He whanaunga pu a Kawiti ki a Te Koki.
WHanau, v. i. 1 be born. I muri tonu mai tenei o tona whanau- tanga. (19) 2 6e in childbed. Ka rite nga ra e whanau ai te wahine. (127)
whanau, n, 1 offspring. Te whanau a Tane. (55) 2 a familiar term of address to a number of people. Engari, e te whanau, kei aroha tatou ki tona auetanga. (19)
whakawhanau, v.i. come to the birth. Eliara koa pea i te whakawhanau tau e mamae na koe. (128)
WHanewhane, n. liver.
WHano, v.i. 1 verge towards; be on the point of. Ka whano ka o te upoko ki roto ki te kaha. — Ka whano mate taua maia. (80) ^ proceed to do; goon. Mahara tonu ratou ki nga whanonga a to ratou tupuna wahine. (165)
WHanoke, a. acting strangely; extraordinary ; outrageous. Hua
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noa he ope patu tangata; kaorc, he whanoke. (158) WHanowhanoa, n. vexation ; feeliiKj of a'}i)ioyance. Ka mate au i te wlianowhanoa.
I. "WHaniii, a. broad; ivide.
II. WHaniii, n. the star Vega or a Lyrtv.
I. WHangS,, v. i. rvait; lie in wait. Ka whanga te wahine nei ki era tungane ona. (45)
Avhanga whanga, v.i. he trouble- some. He aha tau e whanga- whanga nei?
II. WHanga, n. 1 bay. 2 any place on one side. WHaka- rerea atu te rakau nei ki te whanga.
w^hangaw^hanga, n. 1 small green caterjnllar, which has feet near the ends of its body, and progresses by looping itself. 2 chrysalis of '■whe.^
III. WHanga, v. t. 1 measure with the extended arms. WHangaa te rakau nei. 2 rej^eat after another.
WHangai, v. t. 1 feed; nourish; bring up. Ka puta atu a Rongorongo ki waho, ki te whangai i a Taneroroa. (108) 2 offer to be eaten. I whangaia atu nga kuku hei kai ma tana manuhiri. — WHangai i te hau; make an offering to an 'ati;a.' Ka whangaia te hau mo ana main. (17) See hau.
whangai, v. i. increase in size; sivell.
w^hangawhangai, n. a charm.
(154)
WHangai-hau, n. 1 a song over the dead. 2 a ceremony per- formed over those who slay an enemy in battle. See hau.
WHangai -karoro, n. mactra discors; a shell-fish.
WHarangi
WHangai-mokopuna, n. a fish. WHanganga, v. t. measure with
the extended arms, or with the
fmigcrs. WHango, a. hoarse; inarticulate;
having a nasal sound. He reo
whango. whawhango, a. somewhat hoarse. WHangongo, n. food for a sick
person.
I. WHao, n. iron tool; chisel; nail.
whaowhao, v.t. carve wood, &c.
II. WHao, or whawhao, v.t. passive forms whaona, whao- ngia, and whaow^hina, 1 j)'^''^ into a bag or otlier receptacle. Kua whaougia te parera ki roto ki te kete. 2 fill. Ka whaona te whare e nga tangata, ka mano tini ki roto. (61)
WHao, V. t. grasp greedily. Mau- ria mai ki konei kai ai, kei whaotia e te poaka.
WHapiiku, n. oligorus gigas; a fish.
I. WHara, n. 1 inat used as a carpet. 2 sail of a war-canoe. Mo te waka taua anake te ra whara; i mangungutia. 3 a plant.
wharawhara, n. astelia Banksii; a plant.
II. WHara, v i. he hit accident- ally. I wliara toku waewae i te kamaka. WHara-kai; taste food. Kahore ano te turoro i whara-kai.
WHarahi, a. broad; tvide. WHaraki, n fester; sore. WHaraniii, n. a variety of phor-
mium tenax, usually scraped
with a shell; called also taroa. WHarS,ngi, n. leaf of a book ;
page. WHarangi, n. melicope ternata;
a tree.
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WHarangi-piro, n. olearia fur- Juracea; a shrub.
WHarara, v. i. 1 lean. Me wha- rara ki te pakitara o te whare. 2 stooiy. Ka wharara tona haere.
WHarariki, n. 1 phormiiom Colensoi; an inferior kind of New Zealand flax. 2 mat used as a carpet.
WHarau, n. shed or booth made of brandies of trees.
WHaraurarahi, a. large; exten- sive. Kia wharaurarahi nga kotinga.
WHare, n. 1 house; hut; shed. Haere atu koe i roto i tenei whare. (lo) 2 the people in a house. E te whare nei! titiro taua ki te tangata nei. (6i) 3 He whare hau; a bank of clouds betokening wind.
wharevrhare, n. a fish.
WHaremoa, a. holloiv. He whareraoa te rakau, ka ma- hue.
WHarengarara, n. 1 a para- sitical plant. 2 2yi^^^6a ^^ro- strata; a plant.
WHarepu, n. a kind of shark.
WHS,repiini, n. hut to sleep in.
WHarerangi, n. store-house built upon posts.
WHaretangata, n. connexion by marriage. Kawea te kakahu mo tou wharetangata.
WHareumii, n. cooking-shed.
WHare-whare-atua, n. pitto- s])ornm cornifolium ; a shrub.
WHariki, v. t. 1 spr-ead out, as a carpet; lay on the groutid. 2 cover with a carjiet, &c. Ka wharikitia te roro o te whare ki te takapau, hei nohoanga mo te manuhiri. (192)
Whariki, n. anything used as a carpet. Kia moata ki te wha-
riki mo te kainga nei, mo te whare hoki. (192)
'whSiVi^i, S:. flat ; spread out. He kino te rauawa o te waka nei, he whariki rawa hoki.
WHarite, for whakarite, v. t. WHaritea te roa o te rakau nei. See rite.
WHaritiia, v. i. be hidden by any object; be out of sight. Ka wharitua ia ahau.
WHaro, ■wha^vharo, or "wharo- ■wharo, a v. t. scrape. E wharo- wharo ana ia i te riwai. /3 v. i. clear the throat; cough; expec- torate.
WHarona, v. i. lie in a hea.p. Hei kona wharona ai nga wahie.
wharona, n. heap.
WHaroro, v. i. stretch out the legs. Aua e wharoro ou wae- wae.
WHariia, a. concave; depressed.
"wharua, n. valley.
whawharua, n. mother; female ancestor. Haere mai koe kia moemoe tahi i roto i tou wha- wharua. (11)
WHariiarua, a. concave; de- pressed. See wharua. Ka wharuarua iho nga awaawa.
WHata, n. elevated stage for stor- ing food.
whata, a v.t. elevate; support. E whataa ake ana e te ngako o taua ngarara nei. (152) (3 y.i. hang. E whata mai ra te aho i runga i te rakau.
WHataamo, n. litter. (108)
WHatai, v.i. stretch out the neck. He aha tau e whatai na, e ta?
WHatarangi, n. stage or plat- form elevated on two or more posts.
WHatau, v. t. measure. Ka wha- taua atu te ngohi, me te pa- kihiwi te roa.
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WHawhe
WHatero, v.i. put oat the tongue. WHatero tou arero.
WHati, v.i. 1 be bent at an angle ; be broken short off. Ka whati te kakau o te toki nei. 2 turn and go away. Ka whati te tangata whenua ki waho. (194) — -flee. I aua tangata nei ano ka hinga, whati kau ana ; katahi ka patua. 3 be broken off; be inter rujjted ; as a charm.
"whawhati, v. t. 1 bend at an angle ; fold. 2 break off any- thing stift'. WHatiia mai nga topito. 3 cause to flee.
whawhati, v.i. be chapt. Ka mate au i te whawliati o oku ringaringa. WHawhati-tata ; happen suddenly.
whatiwhati, v.t. break off a number of things ; break into fragments. E haere ana maua ko Keno ki te whatiwhati rara.
Whatianga, n. 1 angle; pilace at which anything is bent, doubled, or broken off. 2 in particular, bend of the arm ; elbow. Kei te whatianga te roa. — WHati- anga raparapa ; ancle. 3 jior- tio7i doubled over or broken
off
WHatika, v. i. for whakatika. get tip; stand up. See under tika. I te ata ka whatika te wahine ki te wero manu. (95)
WHatimotimo, v.t. gather up a line.
WHatinotino, v.i. stretch out the neck.
WHatitiri, n. thunder. (93)
WHatitoka, n. doorway. Ka mau te ringa ki te papa o te whatitoka, ka toia ; tuwhera kau ano te whatitoka. (193)
WHatoro, v.i. str-etch out the hand.
I. WHatu, n. 1 hail; hailstones.
2 ]>u])il (f the eye ; eye. Titiro
ou whatu. II. WHatu, v.t. tveave. Ka kite
ia i te waliine ra e whatu ana i
to kakalui. (187) WHatui, v.t. lace or tie together.
E whatui ana a Te Aka i te
kuponga. WHatukiihu, n. kidney. WHatiimanawa, n. kidney. WHatungarongaro, v. i. dis-
appear. Toitu he kainga ;
whatungarongaro he tangata. WHatiipango, n. j^W''^ of the
eye. WHaturama, n. ruptiire. WHatiituri, v. i. for whakatu-
turi, be unyielding. Ehara i a
koe, ina hoki te whatuturi ki
au karakia. (129)
I. WHau, n. entelea arborescens ; a shrub.
whauwhau, n. panax arboreum; a tree.
II. WHau.
WHawhau, v. t. tie. See hohou
under hou. WHaupa, v. t. eat voraciously.
He kiko poaka ka homai, whau-
patia ake. WHaupakii, n. jxmax arboreum;
a tree. WHaura, a. fiery ; fierce. Ko
Tu mo te mata whaura, mo nga
ritenga o waho. (165) WHaurau, v.t. scold. Ka whau-
rautia koe e au. WHauwhi, n. hoheria pojyulnea;
a tree. WHaw^hakou, n. a tree, WHawhapti, n.
Ko enei kupu, he whawhapu na
Patupaiarehe. (178) WHawhe, a v.i. come or go
7'ou7id. E whawhe mai ana te
paoa. /3 v. t. put round. Homai
taku tatua kia whawhea. (97)
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WHe, n. 1 cate7-pillar. 2 mantis ; an insect. 3 dwarf. 4 cyathea Smithii ; a tree-fern.
■whewhe, n. boil.
WHea, n. interrogative. 2 what jilace. See hea. 2 any j^lft'C''- whatsoever. NGa kai o whea whenua, mana anake, te aha, te aha. (145)
WHeangaanga, a. turning this way and that; undecided. Hei aha i whakawheangaanga ai te korero?
WHeau, v. i. be long in time. E kore ra e wheau, ka hinaki- pouri.
WHeia.
"whSwheia, n. enemy.
WHeinu, a. thirsty. Tikina he wai mo toku wheinu.
WHeinga, n. quarrel. Katahi te wheinga o te hanga tamariki nei!
WHeirS, wheiroiro, v.i. 1 be seen. Arohi noa au i taku mea, te wheiro i a au te aha. 2 be understood. Kaore i wheiro i a au tana koi'ero.
WHeka.
■whekawheka, n. garment.
WHekau, n. internal organs of the iDOcly ; entrails.
WHeke, v.i. creak. I rangona ake ki te waha e rara iho ana, ano he wheke rakau. (158)
WHeke, n. squid.
WHekere, a. very dark.
WHeki, n. dicksonia squarrosa ; a tree fern. WHeki-kohunga ; dicksonia antai'ctica.
WHeko, V. i. 1 become black. Ka ■\vheko te riwai i te ra. 2 go out; be extinguished. Meake wheko te rama.
wheko, n. gills of a fish.
WHekori, v.i. be seen; be under- stood. Ka whekori i a au i
konei, kei a Kahutia nga pa- keha i taua takiwa.
I. WHeku, n. distorted figure in native carving.
II. WHekii, a. dripping, especially with any clammy fluid.
whekuwheku, a. wet; splashed with water. U rawa atu ki uta, whekuwheku ana nga tangata me nga kakahu.
WHenako, v.t. steal. Kua whe- nakotia taku toki i te po nei. See "whanako.
WHenu, n. warp of cloth.
WHenua, n. 1 land; country. Katahi ka rere mai ki te kimi whenua mona. (120) Tangata whenua ; jjeoj)le belonging to any particular place ; natives. He tangata ano i reira, ko nga ta- ngata whenua ake ano o tenei motu. (123) — He tangata ko- rero whenua ; a p>cicificator. 2 ground. Ka ngahoro nga ka- raka ki raro ki te whenua. 3 2)lacenta ; afterbirth. I a raua e piki ana, ka taka te whenua o te tamaiti ki te moana, ka kainga e te mango. (34)
■whenua, ad. entirely ; altogether. Tipatipa whenua ; altogether false.
WHeniiku, v.i. slip or fall down, as a wall, bank, &c.
WHenumi, v. i. be out of sight ; be consumed.
whaka^whenumi, v.t. mix up one thing with another.
WHengi.
■whewhengi, v. i. be shrivelled ; be withered. Ka whewhengi nga puka i te whitinga o te ra.
WHenguwhengu, v.i. snuffle.
WHeo, a. uncooked.
WHeoro, v.i. 1 tnake a crashing ov jarring noise ; rumble. Ano me te wheorotanga whatitiri.
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(151) 2 he jarred ; tinyle. Ka wlieoro aku t;iriiiga.
wheoro, v. i. he slow; he Jong in doiiii^- anything.
WHera, or -whg-whera, v. t. spread oid; open. WHeraliia te pukapuka.
WHere, v.t. 1 overcome. Kua wlierea te whakaaro e te ngoi- kore. 2 oppress. Ka wlierea au e koe ki te mea taimalia.
■whaka'where, v.t. 1 induce; prevail iipon. He hoatu tonu taku i nga mea papai mau, he whakawhere i a koe, kia tahuri mai ai koe ki a au. 2 oppress; maltreat. He aha tau e whaka- wherewhere na i to hoiho?
WHererei, v.i. he extruded. Ka whererei nga kanohi. He ko- tore whererei; said of a person in a fright.
WHeriko, v.i. flash; glitter; he resplendent. WHeriko ana te hihi o te ra.
I. WHero, n. anus.
II. WHero, a. red; reddish hrown. WHero ana nga kanohi i te hau.
WHeru, a. 1 inactive; sloiv. Ko nga mea wheru, ko nga wahine, ko nga tamariki, kei muri. 2 enctimhered. I whakawherutia ahau e taku tamaiti i mau ai ahau. 3 ill at ease; weary; ojypressed. WHakatika rawa ake au, wheru ana au i te tai- maha o oku whakaaro.
WHetai.
whakawhetai, v. i. express thanks; a word introduced from the Friendly Islands.
WHetau, a. small. He toki whetau.
WHete, or -whetete, v. i. 1 he forced out. Ka whete te pirau o te whewhe ki waho. 2 stare
wildly. Na reira ka whetete
nga whatu, na te mea e noho
ana t(! ope ra i konei. WHeterau, n. ileodictyon ciba-
rium; a fungus. WHetengi, n. land exhausted hy
CAillivation. WHetiko, n. a shell-fish. WHeto, a. small. WHetoto, and -whakavrhetoto,
v.i. lay behind. WHetu, n. star. WHetiii, n. land exhausted hy
cultivation. WHetukaupo, n. a star which
sets in the evening in October
and November. WHeturangi, n. a star that has
become visible in the eastern sky
in the morning. Ka whetu-
rangitia Matariki. WHeua, 11. hone. WHeuaiia, a. 1 reluctant.
WHakawheuaua ana te haere.
2 difficult. WHeuri, n. deep) water. Kei
roto te wheuri o te awa. WHe"wheia, n. enemy. WHiKA, n. figures; arithmetic. WHinau, n. elosocarpus dentatus;
a tree. See hinau. WHio, v.i. whistle. WHioi, n. anthus Novoi Zelandioe;
a bird. WHiorau, n. a small grey duck. WHiore, n. tail of animals. WHiri, v.t. twist; plat. whirl, n. platted hem on the
upper edge of a mat. whiriwhiri, v.t. select; choose. WHirikoka, n. strength. WHirinaki. whakawhirinaki, v. i. Iea7i
against anything. WHiro, n. 1 proper name of an
'atua.' 2 the moon on the first
day.
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WHitau, n. prepared fibre of phormium tenax, especially that from the variety called takiri- kau or tihore.
WHiti, v.i. cross over; reach the oj^posiie side. Na ka whaka- whiti a Kupe i te moana o Raukawa, a ka wliiti. (109) — ■ Mana te ringa whiti ; let him strike the first blow. WHiti-ra- runga; be inverted; he contrary. I kiia ko matou ki te moana; na, ka whiti-ra-runga anake, ko ratou ka riro ki te moana. 2 shine. Kia whiti te ra, ka maroke. 3 start; he alarmed. Ka tumeke, ka mataku, ka pa te whiti ki roto ki tona ngakau. — WHiti ana taku polio i to karanga.
■whiti, n. hoojy.
"whakawhiti, v. t. 1 convey across. 2 exchange.
■whakawhiti, n. sail for a boat or canoe.
WHitiki, V. t. tie up; gird. WHitikiria tou kakahu.
■whitiki, n. 1 belt; girdle. Ka tango ia i tona whitiki, me tona maro whei'O. (97) 2 a kind of eel.
WHito, n. dwarf.
WHitoki, a v.t. tie ujx (i v.i. be tied up. E whitoki mai ra te poaka.
WHitu, a. seven.
WHiu, v.t. 1 whip; chastise. He aha tau ka whiu nei i to tamaiti? 2 throw; fling. Ka whiua nga hanga ki uta. 3 p)ut; place. WHiua ki runga ki to kete. — plant. Kei te whiu riwai a Te Wainohu. 4 drive; caiise to go. WHiua taua ki waho.
"whiu, V. i. assemble. E ahiahi kau iho ana ano, eliara, e whiu ana te tangata wlienua. (167)
■whiu^whiu, n. layers of toetoe overlapping one another on the ridge of a house.
"whaka^whiu, v.t. oppress; afflict.
whaka^whiu, n. a kind of fishing- net.
i.WHi-whi, V i. be entangled. Aua e hoatu te aho ki te tamaiti, kei whiwhi.
•whi-whi, or whi-whi-whi, n. fat covering the entrails.
■whaka^whi^whi, v.t. windround; fasten. Kua mau ke nga taura te whakawhiwhi ki te rakau.
Il.WHi'whi, v.t. possess; have ac- quired. Ka whiwhi ia ki tona hoa haere.
■whaka^whiwhi, v. t. give; jjre- sent. Ka whakawhiwhia mai ki a ia te patu pounamu . . . me ia ano hoki, ka whaka- whiwhi i tana ki te rangatira o te pa ra. (170)
WHi-whirau, n. a fish.
VOCABULARY
ENGLISH and NEW-ZEALAND.
A, art. he; tetahi. Aback, ad. ko])io. Abandon, v. t. tvhakarere. Abashed, a. whakama; rikarika. Abate, v.i. mahaki; marie; iti
haere. Abdomen, n. kojnt; puk^i; ma-
naiva; takapu; riu; tia; kona. Abhor, V. t. kino ; whakakino ;
matakawa. Abide, v. i. noho. Ability, n. kaha; nyoi; ngohe;
koiivi. Able, be, v.i., ahei; kaha. Abode, n. kainga; nohoanga. Abolish, V. t. whakakahore; j}ehi;
whakakore. Abominable, a. ivhakariliariha ;
weritveri ; whakarikarika ; mo-
rikarika. Abortion, n. materoto ; take ;
whakatahe. Abortive, a. koaha. Abound, v.i. hiia; huhua; rahi;
maha; nui; tini; hira; ranea;
natiea; rawaka; roaka; ma-
kuru; ngahoro; raraive; mahi;
ngahiri; oka; pukahu; nga-
ruru. About, prep, (near to), lata ki ;
(engaged in) kei. Above, prep, kei runga i; ki ru-
nga i ; &c. ad. iho. Abreast, ad. upane. Abridge, v. t. whakapoto. Abscess, n. jjuku; tapoa; maiao. Absent, a. ngaro; honea ; take.
Absorbed, a. mimiti.
Abuse, V. t. whakakino; whaka-
tupukino. Abusive, n. puraurau. Abyss, n. torere. Accelerate, v. t. whakahohoro;
whakangawari. Accept, v.t. tango; whakaae. Accident, n. mea tiipono. Accompany, v.t. haere tahi i. Accomplished, be, v.i. taea;
tareka. According to, prep, ki; mei. Account, n. kaute. Accurate, a. tika. Accuse, v.t. whakapae; wha-
kawa; ivhakapa he. Accustomed, a. taunga; waia. Ache, v.i. mamae; ioio; raka;
matengatenga ; korangaranga. Acid, a. katva.
Acknowledge, v.t. whaki; wha- kaae. Acquire, v.t. whiwhi. Acquired, be, v. riro; takeke. Acre, n. KKA. Acrid, a. tangeo; kaioa. Across. See lie across. Action, n. mahi. Active, n. hohoro; kakama; hihi-
ko ; ngohengohe. Add, v.t. apiti; huihui; tapiri;
taparu; hono. Address, v.t. korero; whaikorero. Adept, a. matau ; m,ohio; tauto-
hito. Adhere, v. i. piri.
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Adjourn, v.t. jyauhu; omku.
Adjure, v.t. whakaoati.
Adjust, v.t. whakarite.
Admire, v.t. mihi; miharo.
Admirable, a. kairangatira.
Admit, v.t. tuku.
Admonish, v.t. ako; whakaako.
Ado, make, v.i. whakangana- ngana ; ngangau.
Adorn, v.t. whakapaipai; rakai; tuhi. (With feathers), tiatia.
Adrift, a. manu; tere; korewa.
Adult, n. kaumatua ; koeke; pcb- keke.
Adulterate, v. t. whakananu.
Adultery, n. jniremu; tokohi.
Advanced, far, a. wa; aua atu.
Advantage, n. pai; huhuatanga.
Adversity, n. inate; he.
Adze, n. kapu; toki kapu.
Affect, v.t. pa.
Affection, n. aroha; konohi; ko- naki; konakona; kanokanoa.
Affection for, entertain, v.t. whakaarorangi.
Affection, token of, n. inaimai- aroha.
Affection, object of, n. unuora.
Afl&rm, v.t. whakaae.
Afflict, v.t. whakawhiu; whaka- mamae ; whakapoii7'i.
Affray, n. whawhaita7iga ; rivi- ng a; kakaritanga; ngang are- tang a; tatauranga. Affright, v.t. whakamataku ; wha-
kawehi. Affront, v.t. atete. Afloat, a. (of a boat or ship) manu; rewa; korewa; -trior ewa; tareiva. Afraid, be, v.t. mataku; wehi; whakawiri; pairi; paoho; ihi- ihi; puihi; viaka; pawera; pa- hunu; hurangi; kojnpi; korapa; tunutunu. After, prep, muri iho i; ki muri i; &c.
Aloof
Afterbirth, n. ivhenua; ewe.
After-time, n. muri.
After the manner of, prep. a.
Afternoon, n. te heketanga o te ra; te titaliatanga o te ra.
Afterwards, ad. muri iho; mu- ringa.
Again, ad. ano.
Against, prep. ki.
Age, n. tau. What is your age? E hia ou tau?
Aghast, a. tarewa.
Agitate, v.t. ueue.
Agitated, a. karekare; pokare- kare.
Agreed to, a. rite.
Agreeable, a. ahuareka ; purotu ; waireka.
Agreement, n. kirimini.
Aground, be, v.i. eke.
Aha! int. Ha.^
Ahead, ad. i mua.
Aim, v.t. whai.
Air, n. ea.
Air, light, n. angi.
Alarmed, a. mataku; wehi; paolio ; moariari ; whiti ; tu- ngehe.
Alarum, n. pahu.
Alas ! int. aue; taukiri; taukuri.
Albatross, n. torod.
Albino, n. korakorako; rako; kiri-kotea.
Alight, v.i. maker e; mar ere.
Alike, a. rite.
Alive, a. ora; mataora.
All, a. katoa.
Allayed, a. mariri.
Allow, v.t. tukit.
Alluvial soil, n. kotae; onematua.
Ally, n. ivhakauru ; tuara.
Almighty, a. kaha rawa.
Almost, ad. wahi iti; tahitahi.
Aloft, ad. i rung a; ki runga.
Alone, ad. anake; anahe; kau.
Along, prep. i.
Aloof, be, V. i. tu ke.
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Already, ;ul. noa.
Also, ;ul. hoki; ano.
Altar, u. A AT A.
Alter, V. t. whakaahna ke ; whaka-
pnta ke. Altered, a. puia ke; rere ke;
poka ke. Alternate, v. t. tvhakawhilkvhiti. Although, fid. ahakoa. Always, ad. tonu; i nga wa
katoa. Ambush, n. liaupapa; 'peliip)ehi;
wliiikatakoto ; kauaeroa. Amidst, prep, ki ivaenganui i,
etc.
Among, prep, kei roto i; i roto i.
Amulet, n. pitopito.
Amuse, v. t. pataritari; wliaka-
takarn ; xohakaware. An, art. Ae; tetnlii. Ancestor, n. tupuna; tipuna;
heinga. Ancestry, n. kawai; kawei; ko-
rero tdhu. Anchor, n. jninga; haika. Anchorage, n. tunga kaipuke;
taiircmga. Ancient, a. tuarangi; aweko; ta-
ibkiuki; tunuki. Ancient times, n. nehe; nehera;
whakapata; uki. And, conj. a; ma; me; hoki.
Angel, n. ANAHERA.
Angle, 11. tuke; ngao; koki; poti;
whatianga ; kopa; hau; noni. Angry, Ibe, v.i. riri; puhiriri;
aritarifa; weriweri; rupaliu;
tupehupeliu ; uruuru ; hoho ;
naunau; whakananau; tangare. Animal, n. ku7-i; kararehe. Animalcule, n. ngu. Ankle, n. jyona; whatianga rajm-
rapa. Anklet, n. komore. Annihilate, v.t. whakangaro. Annoy, v. t. whakatenetene ;
whakatete ; tini; whakatoi.
Annoyed, be, v.i. ii-/iakatakariri;
lumolionoa ; whaiunvhanoa ; ko-
raiigaranga ; matarukuruku. Annul, v.t. tvhakakahore ; whaka-
kore. Anoint, v.t. whakawahi; kaukau;
popo; ko7'ae; porae; ^>aAana-
hana; takawai. Another, a. tetahi; tetahi atu. Answer, v.t. whakao; whakahoki
kupu; utii; whdkd. Answer rudely or perversely,
v.t. whakatoi. Ant, n. pokorua; rororo. Antagonist, n. hoa-whawhai ;
hoa-riri; hoa-tauwhainga. Anus, n. tou ; whero ; kumu ;
kotore. Anxious, be, v.i. awangawanga ;
karangi ; manukanuka ; ma-
nakanaka ; ^j«t?'i ; ^ja/it ; tu-
matatenga ; tuatea ; whakatua-
tea; pohopa; tokop>a; weherua;
whakawiri; whakaririka; koro-
maungau7icja. Any, a. tetahi; etahi. Apart, ad. ki tahaki. Apart, far, a. tawhiti; mamao;
tatahi; hokai; tirara; tawhara.
Apostle, n. APOTORO.
Appear, v. i. puta; whakaputa;
p)oka; jmhure; aranga; koivhiti;
p>uaki. — (as a spirit), poke; ivhakaaranga. — (above water), ea ; whakaea ;
Tnaea; puea. — (as the new moon), kowhiti. — (as a star), zvheturangi. — (suddenly), marumao^uaitu. Appease, v. t. whakama^'ie ;
whakamauru. Appeased, a. via^^ie ; m,arire ;
ngata. Appendage, n. tajnri. Appetite, n. hiahia ; hiakai ;
pniku; wakea. Apple, n. APORO,
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Appliances, n, taputapu. Appoint, V. t. tvhakarite. Apprehensive, a. manukanuka ;
nianmvapa; morearea; pawera;
ttimatatenga. See anxious. Approach, v.t. awhi; whakaeke;
whakatata. Appropriate, v.t. tajmi. Approve, v.t. whakapiai; ohia. Approved, be, v. i. j^aingia, April, n. Aperira. Apron, n. hitau; maro ; rapaki. Arch of clouds, n. haeata; ko-
tuhi. Argue, v.t. totohe. Arise, v. i. ara; maranga. See
rise. Arithmetic, n. weika. Arm, n. ringa; tdkakau. Arm-in-arm, ad. taujnripiri. Armpit, n. keke. Army, n. ojie; taua; whakaariki;
whakaara. Aromatic, a. kakara. Arouse, v. t. whakaara ; whaka-
oho. Arrange, v.t. whakarite; whaka-
tikatika. Arrive, v. i. tae; u; whakau;
uru. Arrogant, a. whakakake. Arro'w, n. pej*e. Artery, n. uaua. Artist, n. tohimga. As (■while), conj. i. As I was
going ; I a au e haere ana. As far as, to; tae rawa ki; a. As if, conj. me. As it -were, conj. me; ano. Ascend, v.i. kake; jnki. Ascension, n. kakenga. Ascent, n. ekenga ; kakenga ;
pdkitanga ; 2)ananakita7iga ; pa-
naunau. Ashamed, a. whakama; hane;
numinumi ; raatangerengere ;
ngaringaria.
Ashes, n. pungarehu ; pokorehu.
Ashore, ad. ki uta.
Aside, ad. ki tahaki; ki te wha-
nga. Ask (a question), v.t. ui; patai;
patapatai ; whakapatai; jmkiki;
pakirehua. Ask for, v.t. inoi; tono; pinono. Askance, look, v.i. whakakeko;
korotaha; kotaha. Asleep, be, v.i. moe. Aspect, n. anga; anganga.
Ass, n. KAIHE.
Assault, v.t. tau; tatau; taiapu;
huaki. Assemblage, n. hui ; huihui ;
huihuinga ; whakamenenga ; ru-
nanga. Assemble, v. t. huihui; whaka-
mene; whakamine; whakaemi;
whakarapopoto ; jyutiki ; tapi-
tapi; whiu. Assembled, a. emi ; kuemi ;
mene ; taniene; mine; pohuhu;
rupeke; tdnga; rapopoto; topu. Assent, v. t. whakaae; whaka-
koia; pai. Assert, v.t. korero; ki. Assiduous, a. mamahi; hihiri. Assimilate, v.t. tvhakarite. Assist, V. t. awhina ; tuara ;
whakaaro-mahana ; tautaawhi. Assistant, n. hoa ; kai awhina. Associate with, v. t. whakahoa. Astringent, a. whakatoka. Asthma, n. huango. At, prep, (of past time) i; no; (of
future time) a; hei; ko. — (of place), hei; i; kei; ki. Atone for, v.i. whakautu;
whakaea; utu. Atonement, n. utu; whakaiUu. Attached to (any one), be, v.i.
arojnri. Attack, v.t. auta; tau; tuki;
whakaeke. See assault. — by stealth, haupapa.
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Attainable, be, \ . i. ravatve; laea. Attempt, V. t. whakamatau;
ivhnkatau. Attend, v.t. rongo; whakarongo. — upon (a sick person), whaka-
01)iOO))lO.
—upon (one at the point of death),
iv/i(ika/ienioheino. Attentive, be, v.i. rongo; mate-
■uui; puakaha; tau. Auger, n. wiri. Augury, n. whainga-kai. August, n. Akuhata. Aunt, n. matua keke; ivhaea;
kokd. Avaricious, a. aj^o; kaiponu. Avenge, v.t. rapu utu; takitaki;
ngaki followed by mate. Avenged, a. ea. Avert, v.t. kaupare. Avoid, v.t. titaha. Avoid (a blow), v. t. karo. Authority, n. mana; take; ma-
r?t; tikanga. Awake, v.i. ara; oho. Awaken, v.t. whakaara. Away, ad. atu. Away, keep, v.i. turaha. Awe, feel, v.i. hopohopo. Awful, a. wehi; mataku. Awkward, a. pakepakeha. Awry, a. parori. Axe, n. poke; titaha; toki. Aye, ad. ae.
Baby, n. tamaiti ; potiki; ko-
hungahunga. Bachelor, n. ropa. Back, ad. ki muri. Back, n. tuara. — lower part of, tiki. — {of a house), tuaroa; tuarongo. — (of hand), n. angangamate. — (of head), n. kopako; kohamo;
hemihenii ; nnirikokai. — (of neck), n. ua; tnoua; poro-
kaki; tuta. Backbone, n. iwituararo ; iwi-
tuaroa; ua. Backed (as a sail), a. puawhe. Backstay, n. tukuroa. Backward, a. akuto; auto; to-
muri; hotoa. Backwards, ad. whakamuri ;
whakatuara; kotua. Backwater, n. auhoki; muriwai. Bacon, n. poaka whakairi. Bad, a. kino; marutuna; reho. — weather, n. ori; paroro; pu-
horo. Baffled, be, v.i. rehea.
Bag, n. pute; putea; peke.
— (for fish), whakarino.
Bait, n. poo^joa; maunu;mounu;
kaweru; j^arangia. Bake, v.t. tunu. Bald, a. pakira; hewa; moremore ;
marakerake. Bald place, n. titvha. Bale, v.t. tiheru; tatd; ehu. Baler, n. tatd; tiheru. Bale (of goods), n. taringaringa. Baling place (in a canoe), n. tai-
nga-wai. Balked, be, v.i. rehea. Ball, n. j)oi. — (of string), n. pokai. Ballast, n. whakataimaha. Band, n. 7'uruku. — (for the hair), n. aute; pare;
tihpare. Bandage, n. takai. Banish, v.t. pei; pana; tuhiti. Bank (of a river), n. taha; taha-
taha; parenga; paretai; tupari-
jmri. Banter, v.t. whakangako.
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Bed
Baptism, n. iriiri.
Baptize, v.t. iriiri.
Barb, n. niivha; kaniwha.
Barbarian, a. or n. mohoao.
Barbless, a. ngore.
Bare, a. marake7'aTce ; mamore;
moremore ; iumoreniore. Bark, n. hiako ; kiri ; tangai ;
peha; tapeha. Bark, v.i. taii; au. Barley, n. parei. Barn, n. ivhare win. Barnacle, n. koroinaungaunga. Barracouter, n. manga. Barren, a. pakoko; pakoro; p'^i-
kupa; pukcmri. Barricade, n. arai ; tauarai ;
pa. Barter, v.t. hoko. Basaltic stone, n, kara; koma. Base, n. 2ndake. Basin, n. peihana. Bask, V. i. inaina ; pahake ;
tvhakapahake. Basket, n. kete; rahu; rohe; ra-
ivhi; hao; koivhqowhao ; pae-
pae; pepepe; poha; hapainga;
rori; tapakuri; pukororoa; tau-
koro; rumaki ; auau; tarai;
rukuruku; lionae ; konae ; naku. — (for cooked food), paro ; rou-
rou; hanganoa; jjoti; kakapu;
kono; mairehu; jjoihewa; ta-
pora; torino; kopae; rongoua;
tohake ; whakatomo. — (in which fish are caught), hi-
naki; kotutu; paliao; pjunga;
tariike ; ivhakarapa. Bastard, n. poriro ; tiraiimoko. Bat, n. pekapeka. Bathe, v.i. kaukau. v.t. plpl. Batten, n. kaho. lowest bat- ten (on a roof), kaho p)atu,.
batten (covering longitudinal
joint of a canoe), takd. Battle, n. parehira; parewhero ;
tatauranga.
Battle-field, n. parekura; tahu-
na; puta. Bawl, v.i. hamama; karanga;
hdparangi ; par are. Bay, n. kokoru; whanga. Be, v.i. ai; tvaiho. Beach, n. one. Beacon, n. tohu. Beak, n. ngutu. Beam, n. kauae; kuriipae. Bear, v. t. man; kawe. See
carry. — fruit, v.t. hua. Bear up (under pain), v.i. niana-
tcamii. Beard, n. paihau; pahau; kumi-
kumi. Bearer, n. kai-amo, kai-mau, &c. Beast, n. kuri; kararehe; kirehe. Beat, v.t. kuru; 2)atu; ta; tdtd;
patoto; jmoi; tuangau. Beat one another, v.t. taupatu-
patu. Beat time (for rowers, &c.), v.i.
liautu. — (as the heart), kapakapa; pana-
pana. — in (as Avind or rain), haivhe. Beater, n. piaoi. Beautiful, a. ataahua; atanga;
huniarire ; maitai ; piwari ;
waiivaid; turua. Because, conj. na te mea; no te
mea; mo te mea; ta te mea;
hoki. Beckon, v. i. tawhiri; powhiri;
tungationga ; tungou. Become, v. i. riro ; tvhanatu ;
tvhdnau. Becoming, a. rawe. Bed, n. moenga. — (in a garden, &c.), karawa ;
awa ; kdwa ; moa ; rauaka ;
wakawaka ; tahuna ; tawaha ;
waiwaha. — (of a river), whakatakere ; whai-
awa.
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Bedchamber, n. ivluire moenc/a.
Bedewred, a. haumdku; hautdku.
Beetle (maul), n. ta.
Befal, V. t. pono ; tupono; pa.
— all alike, patahi.
Before, ad. keitvha; i mna i; ki
lima i; kei mna i; no mua i. Beforehand, ad. ke. Beg, V. t. inoi; korara; peo ; pi-
nono; unene; matai ; matiro;
motiro ; motoi ; whakakuene;
jntoto. Beget, v.t. ai. Begin, v.t. timata; anga, — (a quarrel), hoto. ■ — (a speech), whakataki; oho. Beginning, n. timatanga. Beguile, v.t. whakatvai; whaka-
tvare; j^ntipati; whakap)atip)ati ;
tarur^ij. Behind, prep, i muri i; i tua i;
inonira. Behindhand, be, v. tanhiku. Behold, int. na/ nana! rere! Behold, v.t. titiro. Belch, V. i. ku2Ja; p^ipa; tane;
jnitanetane ; tokopuhake. Belief, n. whakapono. Believe, v.t. xohakapono.
Bell, n. FERE.
Belly, n. kopu; manawa; takapu;
riu; repa. — (of a net), kete; konae; nake ;
ngake. Belonging to, prep, na ; no ;
a; 0. Belo'W, prep, i raro i; kei raro i;
ki raro i; hei raro i. Prom
below, ad. ake. Belt, n. whitiki; tatua; tautiti. Bend, v.t. whakainko; kowhane;
whawhati. — the body (as in rowing), koiri. Beneath, prep. See below. Benighted, be, v. jjongia. Bent, a. whana; kowhana; koro-
whana; tawhana; noni; piko;
whanaio ; pitvari ; manana ;
wliall; kokoltu ; kokopa. Bent double (by weakness),
roiho. Bent, having the knees, tu-
ripp.pcke. Benumbed, a. hauaitu; koro-
ngenge; mangenge; matangere-
ngere; inatarekereke ; mataruku-
ruku ; matanguru7iguru ; ma-
tengatenga ; mdtoru ; matoru-
toru; teteka; turiwataitai ; tu-
riwetautau ; kerewai ; pororo-
tua. Beseech, v.t. inoi. See ask. Beset, v.t. aivlii; mui. Beside the mark, be, hape. Beside oneself, a. porangi; wai-
rangi. Besides, prep, haimga. Besiege, v.t. whakapae. Besmear, v. t. pa^ii. Bespeak, v.t. taunaha. Best, a. 2^<^i rawa; tino pai. Bestir oneself, v.i. kori. Betray, v. t.. tuku. Betroth, v.t. taij^u; whakaihi. Betrothal, n. moumouranga ; ta-
ngohanga. Betrothed, a. taumau; jjuhi. Better, it is, engari ; erangi ;
nui atu te pai. Between, prep, ki ivaenganui o. Bewildered, a. ]joauau; p>oro-
raru; umaraha; kanaenae. See
confused. Bewitch, v.t. makutu ; tvhai-
lohaia. Beyond, prep, ki ko atu i; ki
ttia atu i. Bible, n. PAiPERA. Bier, n. a^no; kauhoa. Big, a. nui; raid; tetere; kaita. Bight, n. koru. Bile, n. paoa; au. Bilge, n, pawai; riu. Bill, n. ngutu; pire.
Bind
Bind, V. t. herehere; hohou; tvha-
whau; houwere; takai; hotiki;
rona ; rori ; tvhakarorerore ;
mrioku ; tajyiki. Bind'weed, n. jjohue; panahi. Bird, n. manu; tojiatopa. Birth, n. whanautanga. Bishop, n. pihopa. Bit, n. wahi; maraniara. Bite, V. t. kakati; ngau; hohoni;
u; kai. Bitter, a. kawa; pukawa. Bittern, n. matuku ; hurepo ;
kdka. Black, a. mangu; jmngo; wheko;
karatiwa; kiipara; j)ukupango. — (of clouds), aniwaniwa. — pigment, n. ngarahu; nga-
rehu. — skin, hengia. Blacken, v.t. whakamangu. Blacksmith, n. parakimete. Bladder, n. tongamimi. Blade, n. rau.
Bladebone, n. p)apaahuahua. Blame, v.t. whakahe. Blanket, n. paraikete. Blaspheme, v. i, korero kino;
kohukohu; kanga. Blaze, V. i. mura; toro; tor a;
tore; papahu; kongange. Bleed, v i. toto; tatao. Blemish (on the skin), n. tonga. Bless, v.t. whakapai. Blighted, a. komae. Blind, a. matapo ; kapo ; jwhe ;
kekerepo. Blink, V. i. kimo; kero. Blistered, be, v. i. koputa; ta-
ngorongoro; kopu; hopu; ko-
ijjuipit; puputa. Blistering plaster, n. namu-
namu; 7ianamu. Block, n. poro; tutanga; poraka. Block up, v.t. arai; pa; puru;
papani; ri; tairi; kati. Blocked up, a. (of a river), puni.
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Blockhead, n. moho. Blood, n. toto. Bloody, a. putoto. Blossom, n. pua; puawai. Blo"w, n. kuru; moto; tu. Blo"W, v.i. pupuhi; pMA;erM; pu-
keri; hehengi; ihi; tiiku. Blow gently, v.i. rangaranga;
hengi; hehengi; pahengihengi ;
anene; hanene. Blow, begin to, v.i. pu. Blown away, a. angina. Blue, a. PURU. Blunt, a. puhuki; punuki; tu-
nguru; pa^'uhi; ngongore; ki-
poro. Blushing, a. matahanahana. Bluster, v.i. rupahu; tupehupe-
hu; ruta; rutaki. Boar, n. reijnita. Board, n. papa. Boast, v.i. whakapehapeha ; pe-
2Jeha; whakahihi; whakakake;
whakahirahira ; whakajyakari ;
whakaputa; i^O'kiwaha; whakor-
tamarahi. Boat, n. poTi. Body, n. tinana. Body, in a, ad. tojyuni; topu. Bog, n. rejjo. See swamp. Boggy, a. oru; taoru; tapoko-
poko; powharuioharu ; korenga-
renga. Boil, v.i. koropujyu; pupu; hu;
korohuhu. Boil, n. xchewhe. Boiler, n. kohiie; kohua. Boisterous, a. tioperepere. Bold, a. toa; maia. Bolt, n., whakarawa. Bond (between families), taunga. Bone, n. iwi; wheua. — (of arm or leg), pukaka. Book, n. pukapuka. Boot, n. PUTU. Booth, n. tvharau. Booty, n. parurenga ; parakete.
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Border, n. ifinlko; remu. Bore, v.t. ore; wiri; poka. Born, be, v. i. whanau; rere ;
piita. Bosom, n. poho; uma; rei; ate-
afdnga. Both. E rua e rua ; toriarua;
nr/afahi; rurua. Bottle, n. ipu; taha; j^ounamu;
1' AT All A.
— (made of seaweed), n. kokihi. Bottom, the, n. raro. Bough, n. manga; peka. Boundary, n. kaha; rohe; pa-
tanga; rip>a; tautika. Bountiful, a. atawhai; oha;
pouo; kaimarire; tawhiti. Bow, v.i. tuohu; tup)Ou; koropiko. Bow (of a canoe, &c.), n. ihu. Bow, n. kojyere.
— (loop), koro'malianga ; koropewa. Bowels, n. whekau; ngaknu. Bowl, n. hake; kumete ; oko ;
karaha; ^jara?Wia. Box, v.t. momoto. Box, n. rovAKA. Boy, n. tamaiti. Brace, n. hokai; kaumahaki; tau-
feka. Brackish, a. mataitai. Brains, n. roro.
Bramble, n. tataramoa ; taraheke. Bran, n. papapa. Branch, n. manga; peka; kapeka. Branchless, a. tnorimori. Brandish, v.t. 7'urerure; pioi. Brave, a. maia; toa. Bread, n. taro; paraoa. Break in pieces, v.t. ivhati-
tvhati: tcitd; jyakamkaru; ko-
whakiwhaki; korarirari; koro-
pehu; iiakunaku. Break of day. See daw^n. Break off, v.t. auru ; whawhati. Break (on the crest of a wave), n.
tuatea. Breakfast, n. parakuhi.
Breast, n. jxiJio; iima; rei, — (uf a female), u. Breastplate, n. kouma. lireastwork, n. jmrejmre. Breath, n. manawa; ha. Breath, take, v. i. whakanga ;
whakata i te manawa; taupua;
whakaea. Breath, out of, a. tungdngd. Breathe, v.i. nga; ta. Breathe upon, v.t. whakaha. Breech, n. papa. Breed, n. momo. Breeze, n. hau; ta; muri. Bribe, v.t. tvhakapati. Brick, n. pereki. Bride, n. wahine marena hou. Bridegroom, n. tane marena
hoio. Bridge, n. arawhata; arohata. Bridge over, v.t. kahupapa. Bridle, n. paraire. Bright, a. kanapa; kanapu; pi-
ata. Brim, n. ngutu; parua. Brimful, a. purena. Brimstone, n. whanariki; ku-
papapapa. Bring, v.t. hoake; homai; mau;
kaive; ngita. See carry. — to land, v.t. whakau. Brink, n. tahataha. Brisk, a. ngahau; tara; kauta-
ngatanga. See quick. Bristle, n. huruhuru. Bristling, a. 2^'i^'>'(f'f^'''>'((''if' >' tatara-
hake. Brittle, a. ptajja noa. Broach to, v.i. rara. Broad, a. tvharahi; raitrarahi;
tvhamci; raumi7iui; hokai. Broadside, lie on, v.i. koronae;
rara. Broil, v.t. tunu. Broken, a. paka^'io; kore; pakore;
tonganga; hawa; whati; ma-
whaki; potarere; potapota; ma-
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By and by
ngungii ; koiigunu; komeme;
nyawliere; monyamonga ; naku-
naku; iwreke; 'povorere; poro-
kere. Brood, v.i. tapapa. Brook, n. manga; 2yukaki. Broom, n. puruma. Brother (of a sister), n. tungane. — , elder (of a brother), tuakana. — , younger (of a brother), teina;
taina. Brother-in-law, n. taokete; au-
tane. Brow, n. rae. Brown, a. paka; ura. Brown, turn, v.i. tvhakamapau. Bruised, a. kojxirti; maru. Brushwood, n. heuheu; hum;
Mirurua ; mauwha. Bubble up, v.i. hu; pupil ; koro-
piipto; kanio. Bud, v.i. rapujniku ; toroihi. Bud, n. 2^uku; pihi; wana. Bug, n. kekereru. Build, v.t. hang a; whaihanga. Build up (the walls of a native
house), V. t. tujmritparu ; tu-
puni. Build (a weir), v.t. turu. Builder, n. kai-hanga. Bull, n. PURU. Bullet, n. mata. Bulrush, n. ko2)upiingawha ; nga-
wha. Bulwark, n. ^paj^atu. — , (of a canoe), rauawa; rai-
awa; owa. Bump, n. puku. Bunch, n. tautau. Bundle, n. kakati; paiere; jjai-
here; jnt; pupu; tapiki; tiraha. Bundles, make into, v. t. pui;
pufu; tajiiki; tiraha. Bung, n. jiuru. Buoy, n. karewa. Bur, n. hutiwai; pirikahu; piri-
piri.
Burden, n. jnkau; p)ikaunga;
tvahanya; kawenya ; utanga. Burial place, n. tirupa; tortia. Burn, v.i. ka; toro ; tora; tore;
natoe; ngiha; pahunu. Burn fiercely, v.i. pukaka; pu-
kauri. Burn, v.t. tahu; tungutu. Burnt, a. wera. Burnt (by the sun), a. tikaka. Burnt land, n. wera; hawera;
tawera; parawera. Burst, v.i. pah\i; papa. Burst forth, v.i. koivhera. Burst open, v. i. tawhd; nga-
tvlid. Bury, v.t. tanu; tajyuke; tarehu;
nehti. Bury itself, v.i. apu. Bush, n. jniia; wek^i. Bushman, n. kowao; mohoao;
waoko. Busy, be, v.i. raru; warea. But, conj. tena; erangi; engari;
heoi; heoti; kaore; oti; otiia;
otira; ia. But now, tena; tena ko tenei; ta-
nganei. But then, conj. tekaha. Butt, n. poro. Butt, v.t. tuki. Butterfly, n. pepepe. Buttock, n. ^9apa. Button, n. t07-omoka; patene. Buttress, n. kaumahaki. Buy, v.t. hoko. Buyer, n. kai-hoko. Buzz, v.i. huhu; rorohu. By (of agent), prep, e; i; ma;
na.
— (of direction), ra; ma; na.
— (distributive), taki; tataki. By means of, prep. ki.
By reason of, prep, i; na. By and by, ad. taihoa; takaro ; kiatoka; taria; tarua; tauka.
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Cabbage, n. puka; haria; niko.
Cackle, v.i. kotokoto.
Cajole, v.t. hangarau ; maminga ;
tmvare. See deceive. Calabash, n. ipu; kahaka; pa-
haka ; koaka ; kiaka ; taha;
take ; tawha ; wai ; karure ;
kotimutu; kimi ; papapa ; ka-
raha; kararaha; p)(i'^''^">'«'ha. Calamity, n. mate. Calculate, v.t. tatau.
Calico, n. KABEKO.
Calf of the leg, n. ateatenga.
Calk, v.t. mono.
Call, v.t. karanga; jne.
— (by name), hua; tapa.
—(by offensive name), tapatapa;
tukutuku. — (a clog), moiinoi. — (a bird by imitating its cry),
pepe. Callous, a. neke; lUonga. Calm, a. marino; aio; mahaki;
ae ; tokitoki; inowai. Calm.ed, be, v.i. mate; taroia. Camel, n. kamera. Can, see able. Candle, n. kanaka. Cannon, n. rejyo; pu repo ; pu
huriivhenua. Cannon ball, n. viata purepo. Canoe, n. waka; neke; titvai;
taivai; taurua; tokau; pitau;
pinaku; tete : whakarei; konia;
kopapa; korea; koki. Canoe, double, n. Imhicnu ;
unua. Cap, n. potae.
Cape, n. rae; tiomii. See head- land. Cape (short cloak), n. pekerere. Captain, n. kapene. Captive, n. j^'^^^'^f^Q^^ i taureka-
reka; whakarau; parau; ra-
rato; ora; hereliere; mokai. Captive bird or animal, n. moka-
mokai ; inokaikai. Careful, a. tupafo; watea; mator
popore. See cautious. Careless, a. wliakaaro-kore. Cargo, n. utanga. Carpenter, n. kamura. Carpet, n. tvhca-iki; takapau. Carried a"way, be, v. i. rere. Carrier, n. kai amo; kai mau, &c. Carry, v. t. kaive; hari; tari;
apatari; mmi; ngita; rare. — about, v.t. tvhakahaere ; whaka-
tapiihi. — away by force, v.t. kahaki;
katvhaki. — in the arms, v.t. okooko; hiki;
taiapo; tauapo; tapuhi. — ^round the neck, v. t. taweka. — on the back, v. t. pikau;
tvaha; tihei. — on the shoulder, v.t. amo. — on a litter, v.t. amo; kauhoa;
matata; matika. — on a pole, v.t. tauteka. — in one's belt, v.t. tautiti. —off in a body, v. t. terepu. Cart, n. KATA. Cartridge, n. kariri. Carve, v.t. ivhakairo; ivhaowhao. Carved figure, n. tekoteko; tiki. Carved well, a. nanahu. Carving at head and stern of
a canoe, n. ivhakarei. Case, n. kopaki; pukoro; papa;
KEIU.
Cask, n. KAEO.
Cast, v.t. inaka; panga; ivhiu. — off, v.t. tohakarere. Cast on shore, be, v.i. pae; po- kiki ; rauwiri.
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Cherish
Cat, n. ngeru; tori; poti. Cataract, n. rere; taheke. Catarrh, n. taewa; taiawa; ta-
rutawhiti. Catch, v.t. hopu; tango. — hold of, v.t. tatango. — in a net, v.t. hao; rau. — by torchlight, v.t. rama. — in the "water (as an oar), v. i.
urujya- — one's breath, v. i. huatare;
taretare; kiha. Catechize, v.t. uiui; patai. Catechism, n. 2mtai; katiki-
HAMA.
Caterpillar, n. anuhe ; hotete ;
makoko7'ori ; whe; kuwharu;
inoka; torongu. Cat's-cradle, n. whai; mouti. Caul, n. kahu; kahukahu; tewe. Cause, v.t. 7nea. — of a quarrel, n. papa; take;
putake; rawa. Causeless, a. huhuakore; wheto;
jjokanoa; poker elm. Caution, v.t. whakatiipato. Cautious, toe, v. i. atea; watea;
tupato; koriti. Cave, n. ana. Cavernous, a. areare; tautvhare-
ivhare. Cease, v.i. mutu; kati. — (as rain), v.i. tahaohao; viao. — make to, v.t. whakamutu. Cedar, n. hita. Cemetery, n. urupa; toma. Centipede, n. weri. Centre, the, n. pokapu; ivaenga-
nui. See middle. Certain, a. taketake. Certainly, int. anaoa; ina; au;
auara. Certificate, n. tiwhikete. Cervical vertebrae, n. tangai. Chafe, V. i. hikahika; mohani-
hani. Chaff, n. papapa.
Chain, n. mekameka; Tiim. Challenge, v. t. taki; matataki;
tvhakatara; tautapa. Champ, vi. katikati. Champion, n. papatu. Chance blow, n. uru2m. Chance, by, ad. noa. Change, v. t. whakawhitiwhiti ;
panoni; whakaputa-ke ; whaka-
rere-ke. — (as wind), v.i. kor^ire; taka. Channel, n. aiva; ho7igere; ko-
rou; maero. Channelled, a. tawaka. Chaplet, n. tupare. Chapped, a. ngatata; kakata ;
2}atotoi; raujja; tai^a; titupu;
whawhati. Char, v.t. huhunu. Character, n. ahua. Charcoal, n. waro ; ngarehu ;
konga. Charge, v.i. huaki. Charge (object of care), n. whaka-
tatite. Chariot, n. hariata. Charm, n. karakia; mata; mata-
wero; parepare. — repeat a, v. karakia; hirihiri;
hoa; mono; tatmiaha. Charred tree, n. toiki. Chase, v. t. aruaru; whaiwhai;
tawhai. Chasm, n. ngatata; jiakohu; ta-
tvha. Chastise, v. t. whiu. Chatter, v.i. korerorero. — (as teeth), v.i. jxijm; hanguru-
nguru. Chaunt, v.i. waiata; koko. — (to mark time), v. i. tautajya;
uinere. Cheek, n. paparinga. Cheerful, a. manahau. Chequered, a. kopurepure; ko-
tiwhatiwha. Cherish, v.t. whakatupu; whaka-
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Close
ahicru; maimoa; mlrd: ndtid;
raupi. Chest, n. poho; uma; tnraumd;
rei. Chew, v.t. ngau. Chicken, n. pi. Chickweed, n. kohukohu. Chief, n. ariki; rnngatira. Chilblain, n. mnngionyio. Child, n. tamaiti; taniariki; ko-
ImngaJiunya ; potiki. Childbed, be in, v.i. whdnau. Childhood, n. tamarikitanga. Chilled, a. huwiniwini. Chimney, n. tumere. Chin, n. kauae. Chink, n. riwha. Chip, n. maramara. Chip, V. t. hahau; tared; rehu;
runa ; toto. — with a spade, v. t. perepere;
tipi. Chipped, a. hawa; waha; riivha. Chirp, v.i. j)eki; p%p%. Chisel, n. 'purupuru; whao ; ta-
reke. Choice, a. tuauru. Choke, v.i. raoa; tanea. — (with weeds), v.t. koaoao. Choose, V. t. whiriivhiri ; ko-
ivhiri ; kowhiti. — (champions for single combat),
V. t. taumatakitahi. Chop, v.t. tapahi; tared; titoki. Chrysalis, n. tungotmgou. Church, n. hahi. Churlish, a. atuapo; hokeke; to-
keke ; toukeke. Cicada, n. kihikihi; tatarakild. Circle, n. poroivhita. Circuitous, a. awhio; tawheo ;
takaawhe. See round about. Circumference, n. pae. Circular, a. potakataka ; poro-taka. Clandestinely, ad. puku ; mo- mote. Clap, v.t. j)apaki. s
Clash, v. i. pdpdtu.
Clatter, v.i. tatangi.
Claw, n. matihao; matikuku ;
twdhiku. Claw, v.t. mamanga ; rarapi. Clay, n. kotore ; kerewhenua ; tua-
tara. Clay, white, n. ^tk^^; ukui. Clean, a. ina. Clear, a. atea; watea; maratna;
piata; mahea; toari; purotu;
ratarata; koratarata; purata. ;
— away, v. t. toJd ; tarake whakatahe ; Jteuheu; perepere ; paketu.
— the throat, v.i. wharowharo.
— (forest, &LC.), p>ara; waere. Cleared away, a. mahea; watea; Clearing (for cultivation, &c.),
n. tvaerenga. Clear-sighted, a. ptirangialio. Cleave, v.t. watvald; titore; ti-
wara. See split. Cleft, n. riwha; apiti; kapiti;
pakohu. Cleft in twain, a. tararua. Clever, a. murere; uhtimanea. Cliff, n. pari; papaki. Climb, v.t. kake; piki. Cling to, v.t. pii/puri ; nanapi. Clinch (the hand), v.t. kuku. Clip, V. kokoti. See cut. Cloak, n. KOROKA.
— with cape, n. VMrua.
Clod, n. keretu; kerengeo; peipei; kiirupei.
Close, a. apiapi; piri; pirihongo; jyepe; punui; puputu; putu- 2nitu; to2)uni; pine; ruru; po- ruru; j)uru7'u; tariiru; kiato ; rawe.
Close, v.t. p)a; whakapa ; tutaki; kati; kopani; kopi; whaka- rawa ; whakaraive ; roropi ; kuku.
— the eyes, v.i. nenewha; ho- neivha; tuoiewha.
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Closed, a. kati.
Closely "woven, a. manyungu.
Clot, n. tepetepe.
Cloth, n. kakahu.
Clothe, V. t. kakahu; ivhakaka-
kaJt u. Cloud, n. kapua; kekeao; ao; au. Cloudy, a. kungu; koruki; ko-
ruru ; koruruku ; tukumaru ;
paroro; tamaru. Clubfooted, a. rou; hape. Clump, n. 7'opu; kari; inotu. Clumsy, a, pakepjakeha ; ^x<A'i-
liaica; tupehau. Cluster, V. i. pohuhio; mux; ohu;
popo; rapoi. Cluster, n. tautau. Clutch, V. t. aurara; rarapi. Coal, n. waro; ngoungou. Coast, n. tahatika; takutai; akau. Coat of raupo (on the wall of a
house), n. 2J(t'f">^<' ,' tnqjaru. Coat, n. Kori.
Coax, V. t. pati ; wJiakapati. Cotoweb, n. tiikiituku punga-
wereivere. Cockles, n. pipi; tuangi. Cockle-shell, n. kota; makoi. Cohahit, v.i. noho; nioe. Coil, 11. koromeke; koru. Coil, v.t. tvhatixwtiiiio. Cold, n. taiawa; taeiva; taruta-
wJdti. Cold, a. laakariri; matao; kutao;
laatoke; Jwtoke; anu; koanu;
hauaitu; hotuhoto; kopeke; ko-
rohawiui; huiki; kuiki; ma- eke; inotu; wJtekuivJieku ; piia-
wai. Collarbone, n. itianumanu; pae-
manit ; a o te kaki. Collect, v.t. kohikohi; huihui;
apo ; amiki; puhangaiti ; ^JiAa-
ngaiti; rapoi; whakawhaiti;
whakahiato ; amiki ; arau ;
rauhi; tapora. Collected, be, v.i. j^cie.
Comprehended
CoUops of fat, n. ^joH.
Colonel, n. KANAKA.
Colour, n. tae.
Comb, n. hern; karau; mapara; routu.
Comb, v.t. heru; wani.
Come, v.i. haere; haere mai; hara- mai; tae mai; nau mai; tauti mai; ivhana mai.
Come now (inviting co-opera- tion), tena.
Comely, a. loumarire.
Comfort, n. oranga ngakau.
Comfortable, a. ahuru.
Command, v.t. whakahau; tono; akiaki; tapa.
Committee, n. komiti.
Common, a. noa.
— make, v. whakanoa.
Communicate Avith, v.t. j)a ki.
Companion, n. Jwa; takahoa; ta- kaj)ui; tapui; takatapui; wha- kaiiru.
Company, n. o^^e; lira; ika; ma- tua; pahi; puni; rang a; ra- ngapu ; rangai; ropu; takapui; teretere; iokamatua; whana; raJiitiga; tanga; tohu; uepu.
— (of workmen), n. apa; apu; oliu.
— of visitors, n. apdrangi.
Compact, a. wliaiti; liiato.
Compare, v. %vhakarite ; tatai.
Compartment, n. tiriwa.
Compassion, n. aroha.
Compel, v.t. a.
Compensate, v.t. utti.
Compete, see vie.
Complain, v.i. amuamu; hakto.
Complete, v.t. whakaoti; tvhaka- ttUuki.
Completed, be, v.i. oti; tutuki; alivatia.
Completely, ad. nunnote.
Compose impromptu, v.t. tito.
Comprehended, be (under- stood), v.i. arua.
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Contemptuous
Concave, a. kokopa ; knknlni, ;
nrriire; liakoko ; 'pakonga; j^o-
kijmki; tvharua. Conceal, v, t. liuna; kuhu;
ivliakangaro ; w1iaka2)eke. See
hide. Concealed, a. koropuku; liuna. Conceited, a. tvhakm. Conceived in the "womb, be,
V. i. hapii ; to. Concerning, prep, ki; mo. Conciliate, v.t. ivhakaepa; tvhaka-
here. Conclude, v. t. whakamtUu ;
tvliakaoti. Conclusion, n. mutunga; whaka-
otinga; poronga. Concourse, n. huihidnga ; whaka-
menenga. See assemblage. Concubine, n. hoahoa. Condemn, v.t. whakahe; whaka-
wa; tvhnkatau i te he. Condiment, n. tarau. Conduct, \'. t. arahi ; arataki ;
whakataki. — (a business), v.t. whakahaere. Confederacy, n. Itaumi. Confess, v.t. tvhaki. Confident, be, v. i. whakamanaiva. Confined (shut in), a. apiti. Confirmed, a. mau; jnimau; tu-
turu. Confounded, be, v.i. hane; teka-
teka noa. Confronting, a. hanged. Confuse, v. t. whakapoliehe ;
tohakararu; ivhakananu; tinei-
oiei. Confused (as speech), a. nanu;
papipcqn. — (in mind), a. 2^oauau; pohau-
liau; p)ohehe; pororaru; pokai-
kaha; pokaku; pokeka; j}onana ;
porauralict; potaitaka; porotai-
taka. Congeal, v. i. totnka ; whakato-
toka.
Conger, n. kni.ro; vgoiro. Congregate, v.t. hidhui; whakd-
mene. See assemble. Connected (by rclationsliip or
friendship), a. taruna; whaka-
taruna; taunga; tatvekc. Connexion by marriage, n.
tvharetangata ; kiat'ha ; pnku-
?vha ; monviournnga. Conscience, n. Idnengaro. Conscious, be, v.i. viatau; mo-
hio; mahara. Consecrate, v.t. whakaia^m. Consent, v. whakaae/ wliaka-
koia; piai. Consequence, n. tukunga iho. Consider, v.t. tvhakaaro. Consideration, n. ngnrahic ;
ivhakaaro. Consolation, n. tohakamarieta-
nga; oranga ngakau. Console, v.t. whakam^arie ; whaka-
oraora. Conspicuous, a. kohure. Conspiracy, n. whakapapci; tO'
rolie ; kohuru; hanmi; kara. Constable, n. katipa. Constant, v. jyumau; himrm;
tuturu; ivhai; taketake. Constricted, a. nanati; natinati. Consult by divination, v. t. toro. Consume, v.t. 7chakapau ; tchaka-
hemo; hohoni; iki; none; po- ng akmca. Consumed, be, v.i. hemo; pnu:
2^071; memeha; hama; mahiti;
monimoni ; 2^aveho ; pareko; px^-
reto; j^eto; takeke; tiptoko; ta-
iveke; uku2^a2')a; tvhenumi; he-
nnini. Containing, expressed by prep.
i. The box containing the
food; te ptouaka i te kai. Contaminate, v.t. tahmvahmca. Contemptuous, a. tvhakarcm-ai ;
afamai ; tvhnkaahu ; ivhaka-
inamimanu ; rchakamannnu.
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Cover
Contend, v. i. tohe; totohe; tau-
tohe ; wliakataetae ; tatawhai-
nga ; tauwhainya. Content, a. tatu. Contents, the, n. nga mea o roto. Contentious, a. tohetoJie; whaka-
tenetene ; whawhai. Continual, a. hono. Continually, ad. tomi; tou. Contract, v.t. hum. Contract, v. i. hupeke; hukihuki. Contradict, v.t. lata. Contrary (as wind), a. tukipolio;
tthinu. Contrariwise, ad. ke. Contribute, v.t. liomai; hoatu. Control, n. tikanga. Convalescent, a. hauora; ma- tutu ; tangatanga. Converse, v. i. korerorero. Convert, v.t. whakatahuri. Convey, v. t. kawe; man. See
carry. Conveyance, means of, n. ara. Convolvulus, n. pohue; imnald. Convulsion, n. hukihuki. Coo, V. i. tumu. Cook, v.t. tao ; taopuku; topa;
topipi; tahu ; tarahu. — a second time, v. t. tamahana. Cook, n. tumau; kuki. Cooked, a. maoa; inaonga; mao-
ka; tamaoht; maru; tigouiigou ;
tangoungoih ; tangongo ; tangoru-
ngoru. Cook-house, n. kauta ; wJiare-
umu ; Ibereumu ; kamuri; kuliu;
])ureku. Cool, a. hauhau; houhou; haua-
ngi; koangi; puangiangi; ma-
taotao; raatomato; pongipongi;
puanu. Cool, v.t. whakamataotao. Copious, a. nanea; ranea. See
aTbound. Copse-wood, a. tawhao. Copy, n. tauira.
Cord, n. aho; taura; j^ona. See
line. — of four strands, tuaj)uku. — of five strands, tainaka; tua-
maka. Core, n. iiho; tarauho. Cork, n. puru. Corn, n. kaanga. Corner, n. kokonga; hau; kona-
kitanga; koki; p>'>'ko; potij ko-
pa ; kopanga; ngao. Corpse, n. tupapaku; turoro. Correct, a. tika; totika. Correct, v.t. whakatika. Correspond, v. i. rite. Corrugation, n. ngaru. Corrupt, a. jnrau. Cost, n. utu. Cough, n. mare; wharo. Council, n. runanga. Counsel, n. ngarahu. Count, v.t. tatau. Countenance, n. mata; kanohi. Counterpart, n. tauira. Country, u. lolienua; wa. Couple, n. rua; topu. Courage, n. tara; toa. Court, v.t. aruaru; whakaipoipo;
ivhai. Court, n. Koori. Courtyard, n. marae. Cousin, n. tungane keke; tuahine
keke; tuakana keke; teina keke. Cousinship, n. tiiranga whanau. Covenant, n. raw en at a. Cover, v.t. Itijjoki; haiqioki; tau-
poki ; tupoki ; poki ; raujn ;
ropi ; ropine ; whakapungene-
7igene ; uwhiuwhi ; ta,renga ;
whariki. — the head, v. t. potae. — oneself, v. i. turu,ru. — embers w^ith ashes, v.t. ka-
noti; tamau. — the wall of a house (with
raupo, ifec), V. t. tupuni; tu-
paru : tuahuri.
Covered
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Cup
Covered, be, v. i. kapi; pu7ii;
tiokupii. Covering, n. hipoki ; taupoki ;
tiipoki ; popoki ; kopaki ; wha-
riki. Covering, use as a, v.t. roropi. — over food in an oven, n. re-
t((o; ritnka; taopukti. Covet, V. t. apo; kaiponu; po-
pono ; tainpo; huirapa.
CO"W, U. KAU.
Cowardly, a. haua ; tvawait ;
hauarea; tautaua; roroku; ta-
wiri. Crab, n. papaka; rerepari. Crack, v. t. pao. Crack, v. i. ngatete; pake; 2^<^to',
te; p)ataU; ke; ngaeke. Cracked, a. kakata; j^ukatakata;
tawka ; nyatala. Crafty, a. viaminga. See de- ceitful. Cram, v.t. whakakiki. — into the mouth, v. t. apu. Crammed, a. apuajni. Cramped, a. hui ; matangere-
ngere. Crane, n. kotuku. Crash, v. i. wheoro. Crave, v.t. hiahin. See desire. Cirawl, v.i. ngaoki; ngoki. Crayfish, n. koura; waerau. Crazy, a. haurmigi; j^orangi. Creak, v. i. keke; koke; wheke;
kongangi. Creased, a. kopakopa. Create, v.t. hanga. Creep, v.i. iigaoki; ngoki; nga-
weki. Crevice, n. kapiti. Cricket, n. pihareinga. Crime, n. hara. Criminal, n. tangata hara. Crimson, a. whero. Cripple, n. ngongengonge ; turi- ngongengonge ; haua ; kop)a ; kopiri.
Crisped, a. mingomingo. Crooked, be, v. hapa ; hape ; korolmpe; makaka; noni; ko- noni; nuke; hake; parori. Crop off, v.t. niutumutu. Cross, v.t. whiti; whakawhiti. Cross, 11. ripeka. Cross-grained, a. koraparapa. Cross-road, n. peka; pekanga. Crouch, v.i. huiki; whakaririka;
tur^ivii. Crowd, n. huihuinga; rojni; ma-
toru. Crowd, V. t. apuru; ivhakakiki;
inaki. — around, v.t. mui; tamuiniui;
2)opo; tajwkere. Cro'wded, a. apiapi; kikl; kopi-
p>iri; poruru. Cro'wds, in, takitini. Crown of the head, n. twnuaki;
ti'puaki. Crucify, v.t. ripeka. Crumb, n. kongakonga ; pahunga. Crumble, v. i. horo; ngawhara ; ngawhere ; kongakonga ; ta- nuku ; whenukii. — ready to, a. mohungahunga. — cause to, v.t. tahoro. Crumpled, a. koromengemenge ; kopenup>enu; hwmetie; kohanga- iveka; kauere. Crush, v.t. kope7iupemi; korote. Crushed, a. maru; pe; koparu; penujjemi; kongakonga; monga- monga; kohu7igahunga ; ngota- ngota; kongunu. Cry, v.i. tangi; aue. Cry (of a seagull), n. kure. Cubit, n. whatianga. Cultivate, v.t. ngaki. Cultivator of the soil, n. pa- ruauru ; tangata ahtb whemia. Cultivation, n. mara; ngakinga;
ivaerenga ; mahinga kai. Cumbersome, a. hirawerawe.
I Cup, n. KAPA.
Cupboard
Cupboard, n. kapata. Cup-shaped, a. hopua. Cur, n. tvaero-hiime. Cured, a. matutu. Curl (as smoke), v.i. 7-ipo7-i])o. — (as a wave), v. i. kapttkapu. Curled, a. taramengemenge. Curly, a. kapu; mawhatu; piki;
mingo; potete. Current, n. au; ia; roma. Curse, V. t. kanga; ajnti; kohu-
kolm; kai upoko. Curtain, n. arai. Curved (as a bow), a. tiwhana.
See bent.
254 Day
Custom, n. ritenga; tikanga. Cut, V. kokoti; Itaehae; tajmhi;
rijn; koripi; tohi; whakatotohi;
toritori; hapara; ahiwahiwa;
tope. — off the tips, V. t. kaikauau. — open, v.t. jMwhara. — short, V. t. 2)oro; auporo; ha-
poro ; tiporo ; tope ; hautope ;
hatep)e; p)Outo; kotip>u; mutu. — the hair, v.t. tarotaro; whaka-
iho. — to pieces, v.t. mahurelmre. Cuttlefish, n. tvheke.
Dagger, n. oka.
Daily, acl. i tenei ra, % tenei ra.
Dam (mother), n. katua; whaere-
ere: tiaka; karawa. Dam (for water), n. matatara. Damaged, a. kino. Damp, a. liautaku; makuku. Dance, v.i. haka; hari; kanikani;
rurimri ; patere ; p)ekerangi ;
j)erupe7'u; ngangahu; takahi;
ngahau ; ngarahu ; ngaraJtu-
taua; kotaratara; makamaka-
whanct; tutu-ivaewae ; turanga-
toltu. Dandle, v.t. poipoi. Danger, be in, v.i. morearea. Danger, escape from, v.i. ora-
noa; oraiti; orajnto; j)itotahi. Dangle, v.i. tawheta; taepa. Dare, v.i. maia. Dark, a. jjotiri; poiri; hinapouri ;
hinakiiMuri ; tuauriuri ; ka-
karauri ; kunikuni ; potango-
tango ; tvetangotango ; kerekere;
liakerekere ; whekere ; tiwha-
tiwha. Dark (in colour), a. mangu; pa-
ngo ; tawauri ; ^;a?'awri; ^;o-
ngere; ivaitutu; kanap)anap>a ;
kahhvaliiiva. Dark, in the, ad. pokere. Dark skin, n. hengia; piarauri. Dark saying, n. korero whaka-
peka. Dart, v.t. kokiri; tvero. —(as a hawk on its prey), v.i.
tvhakatopa ; kohihi. Dart, n. 2}ere; timata; tarer-arera;
teka; neti. Dash, v.t. aki; ta; rutu. Dash, v.i. aki; porutu. Daub, v.t. paiii. Daughter, n. tamahine. Daughter-in-law, n. hunaonga. Dawdle, v. i. aweke; whakana-
natve; tarioi; monaroa. Dawn, n. atatu; atapo; ata ha- para; aia pongipongi; haeata;
maruao. Da'wn, V. i. puao ; hi; hiko; ta-
kh'i; hapara; huaki; ihi; nga-
hae; takitaki. Day, n. ra. ; rangi ; raro; nuihana. — , on the follow^ing, ao ake; i te
aonga ake. — after to-morrow^, n. tahira;
Days gone Tby
Desire
rdititltlra; t(irili(i; karelta. — before yesterday, n. aoake;
rainaoake ; tahira; taikareha;
tainakareha. Days gone by, n. tua-o-rmuji. Daylight, u. (uvatea. Daytime, n. ao. Dazzled, be, v.i. korekoreko. Deacon, n. rikona. Dead, a. mate; kero. Deaf, a. tu7'i; potu7^i; hoi; pu-
/loi; jmivharaiohara; taringa. Deal, V. t. toronga; tohungartia ;
TCARI.
Dear, a. aroha.
Dear (in price), a. utu nui.
Death, n. matenga ; hemonga ;
mareretanga; haerenga. Death-watch beetle, n. tdki-
turi. Debate w^ith oneself, v. i.
wliakaangaanga. Debt, n. taonga tarewa; nam A. Decayed, a. jnrau; po2}o; hane-
Iinne; paroparo. Deceive, v. t. tiniltanga; hanga-
rau ; hangareka ; raultanga ;
rau7'eka; mikarau; nuka; hia-
nga; tnaminga; rove; kopeka;
makoi ; taivare; whakairoiro;
wJiakateke. December, n. Tihema. Decide, v. t. whakarite ; whaka-
tau. Declare, v. t. tvliakapuaki ; ko-
rero. Decline (as the sun), v.i. titalia;
nekuneku ; rehurehu ; tairi ;
tawJutrara; tarewa; rorokti. Decoy-bird (parrot), n. mouti;
jxiki^viki ; (of small birds), ^Jita-
rere. Decrease, v.i. iti haere. Deep, a. hohonu; j^ci'ru; veto. — (as a vessel), a. konokono. Deep water, n. kopua ; rire ;
wheuri.
Defeated, be, v.i. hhiga; mate. Defect, n. kolia. Defend, v. t. tvafcao. Deference, treat w^ith, v. t.
tvltakainirainira. Deficient (in measurement), a.
Jiuka. Defy, V. t. ivhakatara. Degenerate, v.i. heke te tupu. Delay, v. i. tvliakaroa. Deliberate, a. hakune ; tvhaka-
aiiewaneiva. Deliberately, ad. ata. Delineate, v. t. tuhituhi. Delighted, be, v. i. ahuareka ;
pai; maha; wehe. Delirious, a. hauraiigi; poraiigi;
liaivata,. Deliver, v.t. wliakaora. Deluded, a. hetva. Deluge, n. waipuke. Demand, v.t. tono. Demolish, v.t. tukit'uki; tvhaka-
horo. Den, n. ana.
Dented, a. jxihore; jmtoti. Deny, v. wluikakahore ; whaka-
liurekore ; iDliakorekore. Depart, v.i. haere; maiki. Dependant, n. rahi. Deprived of a limb, a. mutu. Deranged, a. Itaurangi ; 2)orangi ;
keka. Descend, v. i. heke; taheke; tai-
Iteke ; hokio; hor^ia; matiko;
tvhanauiho ; hou. Descendant, n. moko23una; uri;
aitanga; miha. Descent, n. heketanga; hokiota-
nga. Describe, v. t. whakaaiu i te
ahua. Desecrate, v.t. haparu; whaka-
noa. Desert, n. koraha. Design, v.t. ivlud. Desire, v. t. hiaJoia ; amene ;
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minamina ; korotu ; korou ;
kuika; minaka; ohia; okaka;
hokaka; pie; jiopore; wawata;
hinengaro; kopana; koronga;
matenui; piranyi. Desolate, a. takoto kau. Desperation, commit an act
of, V. i. whakamomori. Despise, v. t. whakahawea;
lohakaparaliako ; whakaahu ;
whakakino. Destroy, v.t. tiriei; whakangaro ;
huna; whakamoti; tukituki. Destroyed, a. ngaro; tipoko;
viaroro. Destructive, a. orota. Detached, a. kaewa; (as clouds),
mawera. Detain, v.t. pujjui'i; 2)uj)uru. Detect, v.t. hoj)u. Detest, v.t. kino; ivhakakino;
ivhakarihariha ; inorikarika. Devil, n. rewera. Devour, v.t. kai; hohoni; ho7v-
niiti. See eat. Dew, n. hau; haunui; haurahi;
hauku; hauruhi; hautaorua;
kojmta; taituri; tomairangi. Dialect, n. reo. Diarrhoea, n. rere; tarahi; hi;
huhu; koangi; konao; korijn;
tororere; tikotiko. Die, V. i. mate; hemo; marere;
makere. Differ, v. i. puta ke; horo. Different, a. ke. Difficult, a. whakarira ; uaua. Difficulty, n. hia. — with, ad. ngatd. Dig, V. t. ngaki; ko; keri; kari;
hangohango ; naiiaku ; karitu-
angi. — up, v.t. hauhake; pitvai; huke ;
tipoka ; pakihi. Digging implement, n. ko; ka-
heru ; hangohango. Dignity, n. ahua rangatira.
Digress, v.i. kawekaweka. Diligent, a. mamahi ; ahuwhenua. Dim-sighted, a. atarua. Diminished, a. iti iho; paku iho;
kohakoha ; harahara ; tahara-
hara; ririo; tamonio. Dip, v.t. tou. — (with a ladle), v.t. utn; koutu;
tikoko. Direct, v. t. tohutohu; whaka-
haere. Direct, a. tika; totika. Directly, ad. inamata; aianei. Dirge, n. apakura; tangi-a-tahu. Dirt, n. paru; para. Dirty, a. poke; paru. Disagreeable, a. tveriweri ;
whakarihariha ; whakarika-
rika; houhou. — (to the taste), a. kutaitai; kawa. Disappear, v.i. torenii; torengi;
nunumi ; henumi ; tanumi ;
whakaero; tarori. Disappointed, a. rarua; mata-
ngurunguru. Disapprove, v. t. ivhakakino ;
kaiva ; kino. Disarranged, a. tohenehene. Disaster, n. aitna. Disbelieve, v. t. whakateka ;
whakahori; whakahawea; wha-
kamanu; ivhakanano. Discern, v.t. kite. See kno-w
and see. Discharge from the eyes, n.
p>ikaru. — of fire-arms, n. ivaipu; wai-
toaipu. Disciple, n. akonga; tauira. Disclose, v.t. whakakite; whaka-
puaki ; wawahi. Disclosed, a. puaki; wha. Discomfiture, n. huhi. Discover, v.t. kite; hura. Discuss, v.t. hurihuri. Disdain, v.t. whakakino; whaka-
ahu; whakaparahako.
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Disease, n. mate; tarn. Disembcwel, v.t. timki. Disentangle, v.t. wewete; ui. Disfigured, iionoi. Disgust, (treat witli marks of),
v.t. lainatama. Disgusted, a. ivhakarihariha ;
tvhaka/nnthou ; makinokino ;
nianinoliea ; matenyatenga. Disgusting, a. whakarihariha ;
whakarikarika ; weriweri ; eti-
eti ; wetiweti. Dish, n. lilHi. Dishevelled, a. hutoitoi ; tuJiei-
hH. Dishonest, a. fhdhanya ; hianga. Disinclined, be, v.i. ngakaukore. Disinter, v.t. halith ; ehu. Dislike, v.t. kino ; whakakino ;
matakawa. Dismiss, v.t. tono ; tuku. Disobedient, a. turi; tutu. Disobey, v.t. (a command, kc.)
takahi. Disorderly, a. takoto ke, takoto
ke ; kohangaweka ; jjakepakeha. Disparage, v.t. whakarawcd ; ha-
nihani ; ivhakatoihara. Dispersed, be, v.i. heuheu; pa-
karu ; rnarara; korara ; tirara ;
wawa. Dispirited, a. marohirohi. Displaced, a. katofe. Display, v.t. whakakite; whaka-
ari. Dispute, v.i. tautohetohe ; nga-
ngare. Disquieted, be, v.i. pahi; jmiri;
awangawanga. See anxious. Disrespectful, a. totoa. Dissimulate, v.i. whakatongd;
tuapeka. Dissolved, be, v.i. memeha. Distance, a, n. tawhiti; auaatu;
hoi. — at a, ad. akiko. — coming from a, a. patrangi.
T
Distant, a. matara; tatara; ta- whiti; mamao; pamamao ; awe- arve; hoi; nanihi.
Distaste for food, having, a. wall akmva ; wakciwa ; icainam u.
Distasteful, a. matakawa; wai- meha.
Distort the features, v.i. nya- nyaliu. See grin.
Distorted, a. rori.
Distorted figure, n. tvheku.
Distract attention of, v.t. wha- kaivare ; waivao.
Distress, v.t. whakapouri.
Distress, n. mate; ngangi.
— of mind, n. tuatea; awanga- wanga.
Distribute, v.t. tuwha; tohatoha.
District, n. takiwa; tiriwa.
Distrustful, a. matakana.
Disturb, v.t. whakararu ; whaka- koroiroi.
Disturbance, n. ngangau.
Disturbed in mind, a. mawera.
Ditch, n. waikei'i ; tvaikari ; awa- keri; awakari; awamate; awa- rua; waitahinga ; manga; mai- oro.
Dive, v.i. ruku; tiqwupou.
Divergent stream, n. matahae.
Divide, v.t. wehewehe; wawae; kowae; tawae; tahei; ihi; wa- wahi; tito7'e.
Divided, a. tarerarera; motu- motit; tveherua.
Dividing line, n. waenga.
Divination, n. niu; matakite.
Division, n. kotinga; wahanga; hua; tiriwa; wehenga; puihi ; tutanga; waenga.
Dizzy, a. anini ; poatinitini ; puano. See giddy.
Do, v.t. mea.
— thoroughly, v.t. whakatepe.
— "what, v.t. aha.
— without authority, v.t. 2}oka-
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Dock, (plant), n. runa. Doctor, n. takuta; rata. Doctrine, n. akoranga. Dodge, v.i. hikohiko ; kohikohiko. Dog, n. ktiri ; kuriniaori; kara-
rehe ; kirehe ; mame ; nane ; pe-
roj)ero. Dogfish, n. mango. Dole, v.t. tohunyarua ; toronga ;
TUAIU. Dominion, n. rangatiratanga. Done, be, v.i. oti. Door, n. tatau; koixtni. Door-post, n. tiiturih. Door-sill, n. pehipehi. Door-way, n. kuwaha ; tvhati-
toka ; whaitoka; roro. Dot, n. tongi. Double, a. paparna ; aparua ;
rererua. — together, v.t. kokopi. — up, V. portiku; takapapa. — tooth, 11. niho-pu; niho jnira-
kau. Doubtful, a. pohehe; pohetva;
])okaku; ruarua; weherua; ra-
jntrapu. Down, n. humhuru. Down, ad. iho; ki raro. Downcast, a. tapou; hakerekere. Doze, V. i. nenewha ; tuneivha ;
kurehu; turehu. Drag, v.t. kukwme; toto. Dragonfly, n. kapowcd. Drain, ii. awakeri; tvaitahinga.
See ditch. Drain, v.t. whakatahe. Draughts, n. mc. Draw, (a sliding board), v.t.
taiau. — aw^ay suddenly, v.t. takiri. — out, V. unu. — together, v.t. kuku; kukiiti;
runa; roiroi; taroi; ruruku;
whakanoti. — up (as the clothes), v.t. liikupeke;
liupeke; pukorukoru; ropi.
Draw near, v.i. whakaiata; awhi;
whakaeke. Drawn forth, a. maunu. Drawn up (as the legs), a. pej)eke;
li 1 ipeke ; koropeke. Dread, v.t. wehi; matakn. See
fear. Dreadful, a. mataku; u-ehi. Dream, n. moe ; moemoea ; moe-
lieica ; rekanga kanohi. Dredge, n. hao ; karau ; manga ;
poapae. Dredge, v.t. hao. Dregs, n. nganga. — of shark's oil, n. apo. Dress, n. kakahu. Dress, v.t. whakakakahu. — (food), v.t. raweke. Dried up (as water), a. maroke ;
mimiti ; jjakihi. Drift, v.i. pae ; papae ; tere, ; teki. Drift-wood, n. paetvai ; tawhao-
vJiao, Drink, v.t. inu. — out of the hand, v.t. kapu ;
koronae. — to, give, v.t. ivliakni'iiu. Drip, V. i. tuturu ; hoho ; heke ;
])ata : kopatapata ; toto. Dripping, a. poteretere ; icheku-
ivheku. Drive, v.t. a. — away, v.t. atiati. — together, v.t. tawldu. Driven (by the wind), a. 2>uawhe. — broadside on, a. paea; papae. Drizzle, v.i. koneUuiieliu; pune-
hunehu. Droop, v.i. tatao ; tarewa. Drop, n. 2>(it(i- Drop, v.i. marere; makere. — off, or out, v.i. horo; ngahoro ;
papalioro ; ngakumi. Dropsical, a. kopurua. Dross, n. para. Drought, n. raki; tauraki. Drowned, toe, v.i. paremo.
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Drowsy, a. hvimuc ; hinamoe :
momoe ; tuneivha. Drug, 11. roiKjoa. Drum of the ear, n. torliio. Drunken, a. haurangi. Dry, a. maroke : pdku ; katakata;
jnikatakata; tigata ; pungata;
raki ; tipoka ; tikdkd ; koka ;
viatika; paka; 2^(^kohea; tlpd ;
pakoko ; kaimaoa . — very, a. maroke hangehange;
maroke hengahenga ; 2^C'ku2)aku
oreore. Dry, v.t. whakamaroke; tauraki. — (as a mummy), v.t. 2mki])aki. Duck, n. pare7-a; matajjouri; j)0-
reterete ; whiorau ; karakaliia ;
RAKI RAKI.
— , paradise, n. j^utmigitangi.
Duck, v.t. kopiro; rumaki.
— one another, v.t. tau7-umaru-
viaki. Dull, a. jmhoi; rare. See blunt,
Echo
a. ivdhatigu ; reo kore
Dumt),
hdngil. Dunce, n. kuware; rare. l)ung, 11. tutae; 7'oke. Dupe, \'.t. tatvare. Durable, a. ora roa. During, prep. i. Dusk, be, v.i. kaurukiruki ; kaka-
rauri; kaunenehu ; kaurerehu ;
pongere. Dusky, a. nehunehu; rikoriko. Dust, n. 7iehu ; para ; puehu ;
punenehu; koncnehu. — (in the eye, <fec.) n. pura. Dust, reduce to, v.t. whakanehu. Dwarf, n. roiroi; tauhena; whe;
ivhito. Dwell, v.i. noho. Dwelling, n. whare. Dwelling-place, n. kainga. Dwindle, v.i. iti haere; whakaero. Dye, n. tae. Dye, v.t. tuku. Dying, be, v.i. whakahemohemo.
E
Each, a. tenet — tenei; tena — tena;
tera — tera; ia — ia. Tera tanga-
ta, tera tangata; each man. Eager, a. ngakau-nui ; ivhdwhai;
karekare; takare; tareka; oke;
arita; hau; kaikd; rika. Ear, n. taringa. — lobe of the, n. hoi; toke. — ornament, n. ivhakakai ; motoi;
pohoi ; txmtau. — wax, n. taturi. Early, a. moata. See dawn. Earth, n. oneone; whenua. Earth up, v.t. ahuahu; tokiioki. Earthquake, n. r?t. Ease, at, a. aumoe. Eased (as pain), a. mauru. East, n. rawhiti. East wind, n. marangai.
Eastern, a. tokerau.
Easy, a. rarawe ; takoto noa;
ngawari ; waingohia. Eat, v.t. kai; kame; kamu; kome;
tametame; ivhakoma. — at odd times, between meals,
v.t. korainuramu ; harangote. — before others, v.t. hamure. — ravenously, v.t. kaihoro ;
ivhaupa; horomiti; taparu. — raw, v.t. ota. — scraps, v.t. hatnu. Eaves, n. ikuiku; heu; whaka- maroke. Ebb, v.i. timu ; heke ; tokari ;
taivhaii ; tiremi. — begin to, v.i. taui; maunu; ketu Echo, v.t. p>aoro. Place where
echo occurs, pari karangaranga.
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Economise, v.t. w}ia,kamoainoa. Eddy, n. mihoki; ripo; koripo-
r^ipo; kororipo ; koroivheowheo. Eddy-'wind, n. haic pongi ; pongi-
2)ongi ; jiokijwki ; hau ripo ;
muniuhau. Edge, n. koinga ; mata; tapa. — upper, of net, &c., n. tahatu. — be set on, v.i. mania ; monia. Eel, n. tuna; heke; kirikopuni;
kokopu; kopaopao ; orea; ^;w-
hanga; puhi; takiekie ; ngori-
ngori; paetvai; paitvai; pari-
kou; pikita7'a; niatarehe; ma-
tuatua ; ngoetoeto ; ngohiive ;
ngoiro ; whitiki ; whakaau ;
jjapawhenua; kauaetea; inata-
moe ; ngaeroero ; ngorengore ;
pakarara ; pangore ; takoto-
ivheuna; tatarakau. Eel-pot, n. hinaki. Effectual, a. mana. Effort, n. koha; xiaua; riaka. Egg, n. hua. heki. Ejaculate, v.t. tujjere. Eject, v.t. pnna; pei; tuhiti. Eight, a. warn. Eighth, a. tuawaru. Eighteen, a. tekau ma, want. Eighty, a. ivaru tekau ; hoko-
ivaru. Either, ad. ranei; raina. Elated, a. mnnahau. Elt)0"W, n. tuketiike; tvhatianga. Elbo"W, v.t. tutetuke; txiketuke. Elder person, n. kaumatua ;
muanga ; matamua. Elder brother or sister, n. tua-
kana. Eldest brother or sister, n.
katiaemua. Elevate, v. t. ])aikeike ; poike ;
tvliala. Elevated, a. hiamo ; tairanga-
ruuga. Eleven, a. tekau ma tahi. Else, ad. oti.
Blse"where, ad. ki tetahi wahi;
ki wahi ke; ki hea ranei. Emaciated, a. kiko-kore; maero. Embalm, v.t. ivhakapakoko. Embankment, n. maioro. Embark, v.i. eke. Embellish, v.t. whakapaipai;
maihi. Embers, n. ngarehu; ngarahu. Embrace, v.t. awhi. Emerge, v.i. ea; maea. Emetic, n. whakaruaki. Emigrant, n. heke. Emigrate, v.i. heke. Emit gas (as tire), v.i. purehua. Empty, H. takoto kau; kautaha-
nga; tahanga; piango. Emulate, v. tataivhainga ; tau-
ivhainga ; tautohetohe ; whaka-
tenetene. Enable, v.t. whakakaha; mana-
mana. Encampment, n. puni ; noho-
anga; pahi; jjupahi; kdinga. Encircle, v.t. pukoro ; taiaivhio. Encircled, a. taka. Enclose, v.t. hao; pahao; kara-
poti; kopani. Enclosure, small, n. raihe. Encounter, v.t. whawhai. Encourage, v.t. tvhakahatihau ;
ivhakangahau ; akiaki ; tena ;
ivhakatenatena . Encroach, v.i. aurara; aula. Encumber, v.t. ivhakawheru. Encumbered, a. auhi; tvheru;
raruraru. Encumbrance, n. kukd; kutd ;
taivekaiveka. End, n. pito ; topito ; poro ;
poronga ; moka ; moremovenga;
niutunga ; ivhakamutunga ;
otinga. End, v.t. whakainutu ; ivhakaoti;
poro; tauporo. End, come to an, v.i. mutu ;
tutuki; p)orotutxiki ; urupa.
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Endeavour, n. kohn; uaua; take. Endeavour, v.i. tuhe; whnka- uaua; puta te iiaua; whaka- koro. Endless, a. mutunga-kore. Enemy, u. hoa-riri ; hoa-whaivhai;
■ivhakadviki ; ivhewheia; uto. Energetic, a. hihii-i. Energy, n. ngoi; korou. Enfeeble, v. whakaruhiruhi ;
ivli ahingoikore ; rorerore. Engaged, a. urupu. Engulf, v.t. punga; 7'ona. Engulfed, a. taniomi. Enlarge, v.t. whakanui. Enlighten, v.t. whakamarama. Enmity, n. ivhainga; 2icikanya;
niauahara. Ennotole, v.t. whakaraiuiatira ;
tvJiakanui. Enough, it is, heoi; heoli; kati. Enquire, v.t. ui; ])atai; paki-
rehua. See ask. Enraptured, a. ivehe. Ensnare, v. i-ore; mahanga; toro- mahanga ; torohere; tahei'e ; reti ; paweke. Entangle, v.t. apoapo ; arau ;
hirau. Entangled, a. raka; rapa; rori ; tapiki; ivhiwhi; tatvhiwhi; tmi- whitvhi; arau; rorerore. Enter, v.i. tomo; tapoko; piita. Entertain, v.t. ataivhai; taurima;
Dianaaki. Entice, v.t. poapoa; whakapati- pati; ngore; p)atari ; taruru; laanukaivhaki. Entire, a. tikitu; toitu; tirutapu. Entirely, ad. ke. Entrails, n. ivhekau; ngakau. Entrance, n. waha ; kuwaha ; waharoa; wahapu ; tomokanga. — to a trap, n. pawa; pewa. Ent'wine, v.t. iakatakai. Entwined, a. iawhiwhi; rapa. See entangled.
Envelop, v.t. kupaki.
— -with leaves (for cooking), v.t.
raiU(co. Envious, a. hae ; pnhaehae ;
(uahae. Epidemic, n. retvharewha ; mate
uruta. Equal, a. rite. Erect, a. tu; tutu; tumafohi. Erect, v.t. whakaara; whakatu. Error, ii. he.
Escape, v.i. pwto ; oma ; rere pahe?io; pahure; maivhiti; ora ; — narrovrly, v.i. oraiti; oranoa;
orapito ; inoariari. Establish, v.t. whakanoho; wha-
kapinna^i ; icliaka.tuturu. Estranged, a. moriroriro. Eternal, a. ora tonu ; vmtunga-
kure. Evacuate the bowels, v.i. tiko;
koraha. Evaporate, v.i. mimiti. Even, H. tika ; tautika. Evening, n. aJiiahi. Evening star, the, n. Rereahiahi. Ever, ad. tomi; i nga tva katoa. Everlasting, a. ora tonu; mau-
tonu. Evermore, ad. ake, ake, ake. Every, a. katoa. Evident, a. mararaa. Evil, a. kino. Exact, a. tino. Exactly, ad. ano; pii. Exalt, v.t. whakanui; luhaka-
ikeike. Exalted, a. hia^no. Examine, v.t. titiro; tirotiro;
tvlwkatau; arohi; matakitaki. Example, n. tauira. Excavate, v.t. whakakorua; huke. Excavated, a. areare. Excavation, n. korua. Exceed, v.t. hipa; pahika. Exceeding (a definite number), a, hemihemi.
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Excellent, a. rawe; kairanga-
tira. Exception, -without, ad. anake;
oroj)apa. Excess (over a round number), n.
hara. Excessive, be, v.i. toroihi. Exchange, v.t. hoko; hohoko;
rvliakawhiti; kurutete. Excite, V. whakapata7'itm-i ; wha-
kaongaonga. — affection, v.i. iokomauri. Excited, a. naive. Excoriated, be, v.i. mahihore;
mahore; pahore; titupii; wha-
katako. Excuse, v.t. ivhakaoraora. Exert oneself, v.i. tohe; riaka;
ivhakauann ; whakarira ; tete. Exhaled, be, v.i. jmaki. Exhausted, a. kongenge; ruhi;
miere; tawari. — (as land), a. pakeka; titohea;
tohetea ; hioiki ; whetengi ;
whetui. Exhort, v.t. ivhakahauhau ;
akiaki. Exhume, v.t. hahu; elm. Exile, n. inanene; konene; ta-
ngata i peia. Expand (in weaving) v.t. tihoi. Expanded, a. roha; liora; mako-
Jid ; fiivhaki. *
Expect, v.t. tummiako ; tatari. Expel, v.t. pei; pana: tuhiti;
tuivhiti. Experienced, a matanga; tau-
tohito. Explaiil, V. t. ivliakaatu ; wluika-
inarama. Explode, V. i. papa; tiripapa;
pahu; pakd ; pakb.
Eyelid
i Explore, v.t. titiro; toro ; wlmka-
haere. Extend, v. i. pakii; totoro; tu-
tuki; tae. Extend the neck, v.i. neinei;
whaka7igeingei. Extended, a. tnahora; rauroha;
ralia ; koraha; wnaraha; maro;
Jiokai. Extensive, a. ivharahi ; wharau-
rarahi. Extent, n. nuku; nibhiga; roa-
nga. Exterminate, v. t. whakamoti;
ivhaka,iigaro ; tijnhauraro. Exterminated, a. mimiti; moti;
orota. Extinguish, v.t. tinei. Extinguished, be, v.i. mate;
pirau; poko ; tipoko ; tvheko ;
weko ; weto ; keto; pio; 7igio;
kewa ; 2}'i'>'oku; weroku. Extol, v.t. whakahirahira ; wha-
kai-angaranga . Extort, v.t. apo. Extraordinary, a. whanoke ;
tangi ke; autaia; haraki. Extremity, n. j)ito; topito; poro;
moka ; niatamata ; hikiihiku ;
moremorenga. Extruded, a. ivliererei. Exudation (from plants), n. tae;
pla; ware. Exult, v.i. wliakainanamana ;
manahau. Eye, n. katiohi; karu; mata. Eye-ball, n. whatii. Eyebrow, n. kajje; 2)eiva; tioke-
mata; nana. Eyelash, n. kamokamo; kamonga. Kyelid, n. rewha.
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Fable, n. korero tara.
Face, 11. inata; kanohi; aronro.
Face, V. i. anf/a; aro.
Facing boards (of the gable of a
liou.se), n. taumailii. Faded (in coloui-), v. i. hatea ;
■inawlie. Faint, a. hemo; hauhmiaihi: jjo-
r('])ore; maiengi; wcdtau. Faint-hearted, a. hojn; moteatea;
taintea; liarotu; tunutunu. Fair (in complexion), a. kiritea;
kirikotea. Fair (of weather), a. paki; tupaki;
iiKto; tahaohao; tnatatea; kcika-
■iitaroke. Faith, n. tvhaknpono. Faithful, a. pono. Fall (from an upright jDosition),
v.i. hinga; porowha.
— (drop), v.i. makere ; marere; ngakuru; ngahoro ; riaki.
— (crumble clown), v. i. horo ; tanuku.
— in one's "way, v. i. 2^^'^^^^ tuj^ono.
— to one's lot or turn, v.i. taka. Falling heavily (as rain), a.
)) inker evchatu. Fallow, a. patohe. False, a. teka; horihori; jxirau;
ivarahoe ; melio ; makiri ; tahu-
pera; tapeha; tapeka; tipati2')a;
pate. Falsify, v.t. aweke. Fame, n. roiigo. Familiar spirit, n. 7-apa maori;
tapui. Familiarised, a. taunga; waia. Family, n. hapori; pori; ha2'>u;
iK/are. Famine, n. wa kai kore. Famous, a. aranga; hau; ingoanui
Fan, v.t. koivhiuwhiu; powaiwai.
Fantail, n. 2>'i'f'^fikcnvaka.
Far advanced (in distance), a.
a^ia niai; aiui atu. Far off, a. tawhiti. See distant. Farewell, int. hei konei ra ;
e noJiO ; Jiaere ra. Farewell, bid, v.t. 2^oro2)oroaki. Farm, n. mara. Farther, ad. ki ko atu, &c. Fashion, v.t. whakaaJma ; ivhaka-
7vhaiahua. Fast, v.i. nohojjuku. Fast, a. hohoro. See quick. — (fixed), a. ti; mau; kita; ngita;
tina. Fasten, v. t. tvhakau ; whaka-
niau ; tainau ; whakananawe;
whaka2nri; tvhakarawa; wha-
karawe. — (with a pin or peg), v.t. titi;
karatiti; niaiiti. — to a stake, v.t. pou. Fastidious, a. whakatarapi. Fat, a. momona; kohuehiie; tua-
tvhiti. Pat, n. ngako; matu; hinu. — (about the kidneys), n. ^?a;
tau2'>a. — (on the intestines), n. tvhiwhi;
tnatakupenga ; taiij)a. Father, n. jjrt^>a; matua tane. Father-in-law, n. hungawai ;
hitnarere; hunarei. Fathom, n. maro. Fatigued, a. ngenge ; mauiui ;
tu7igarangara ; whakangehe-
ngehe. Fault, n. he. Fear, n. mataku ; welii; hopo-
hopo; koera; tnotiiania; wana-
wana; hae.
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Fearful, a. wehi; mataku. See
afraid. Feast, n. hakari; tangohanga. Feather, n. hon; raukura. — , tail, n. rumaeko. Feathers, large (of the wing), n.
hokai. February, n. pepuere. Feeble, a. ngoikore ; iwikore ;
kongehe; takurutu. See listless Feed, v.t. whangai. Feel, v.t. whawha; rongo. Feign, v.t. whakatau. Fell, v.t. tua; tojie. Fellow, n. koroke ; tahake ; ta-
whiti; koiwi. ■ — -(companion), hoa. Female, a. tvahine. — (of brutes), uwha. Fence, n. taiepa; tae2Ja; takitaki;
toaiva; teki; kereteki; 7naihe;
tiwatawata; tuivatawata ; lata;
tatara ; ahui'iri ; kaungaroa ;
ramviri. Fence, enclose -with, v.t. ato. Fender, n. arai ahi; takuahi. Ferment, v.i. i; toroi; moi. Fern (bracken), n. rahurahu;
rarahu ; rauaruhe ; rarauhe ;
peka; marohi; takaka, — , freshly grown, n. tope. — root, n. roi; aruhe; tnohani ;
nioheke ; pakakohi ; renga ;
parara; ineke. Perry, n whakawhitinga. Ferryman, n. kai-whakawhifi. Fertile, a. momona. Fester, n. tupua ; wharaki ;
jxthripahu ; tongako. Fetch, v.t. tiki; toki ; kawe. Fetid, a. piro; haunga; haricru.
See stink. Fever, n. kiri-ka; karawaka. Pew, a. niarua; torutoru; oku-
oku; ouou; ngouruuru. Fibre, n. kaka; takaka; tveu. Fibres, full of, a. kakoa.
Fibula, n. tatahau.
Field (cultivated), n. mara.
Fierce, a. 7'iri; tatahau; tianakia;
hinana; rotari; whaura. Fifteen, a. tekau ma rima. Fifth, a. tuarima. Fifty, a. 7'iina tekau; hokorima. Fig, n. PiKi. Fight, v.t. tatau ; whawhai; riri;
tu; tatai rakau; kakari. Figure (in arithmetic), n. whika. Figure-head, n. tauihu; pitau;
pitau whakareia; tete; pakuru-
kuru; ptai'ata; toiere. Pile, n. tira; tutira. Pile, in, a. matatira. — , in even, a. rahiri. Fill, v.t. whakaki; whawhao. — (a space), v.t. whakakapi. Filled, be, v.i. ki; puru; tomo;
kapi; puni. Fillip, v.t. ko7'opana; turapana. Filth, n. jmru; tahae. Filthy, a. raru; manuheko. Fin, n. tira; urutira; paihau;
p)akvpaki; hawa; pakihawa. Find, v.t. kite. Find room, v.i. o. Fine (gay), a. whakapaipai;
torire; toingo. — (as tliread), a. tarapi. — (as weather), a. p>aki. Finger, n. inatihao ; maihao ;
7nat,ikara ; koikara. — , little, n. koroiti; toi iti; toiti. — nail, n. maikuku; inatikuku. Finish, v.t. whakaoti; whakapau;
tvhakamahue. Finished, be, v.i. oti ; hemo ;
poro ; tutioki. Fire, n. ahi; kapura; maiiura;
hatete; kanaku; kora; maute;
ngiha; paltuyiu. — , means of procuring, n. kau-
ahi. — , set on, v.t. tahu; tutu; tu-
mata^ tuiiyutu.
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Fire, v.t. pupuhi.
Firebrand, n. motuDwtu; mo-
motu; ■nyot'n,nyotu ; n[/oii')igou ;
■mormga. Fireplace, n. kmiya-ahi ; pa-
kdialii. Fire"wood, n. tvahie ; peka ;
kohure ; kora ; 2'^oe ; phroJui, ;
piraku; piraka. Firm, a. u; mmi; au; taketake;
tupu ; uka ; akicaku ; kita ;
ngita. First, a. tuatahi ; matamua ;
mataati. — man killed in battle, n. ma-
taika; matanyohi. First, ad. matua; atua; tvawe;
ki mua. First-born, a. itiatamua ; imui-
ny<i; pekepolio ; tcqjaii'u. First-fruits, n. tuapora; tmnaliu. Fish, u. ika; nyolii; mataitai. Fish, V. t. hi ; for eels, toi. Fish-hook, n. matau; inatika;
twni; matikara. Fishing-line, n. aho; nape. Fishing-rod, n. manana; matire. Fitting, be, v.i. ao. Five, a. rima. Fix, V. whakau ; whakmnau ;
ivliakapumau ; &c. Fixed, a. ^^ ; mau ; j^^ijuaw ;
tuniau; tuturu; uka; tina ;
iupu; tete. Flabby, a. nyehenyehe ; ngongohe. Flaccid, a. nyore; taroma; mo-
mohe; nyonyohe; j;^A;«^(;^/^«■^/;^;
tangange.
Flag, n. KARA; HAKI.
Flail, n. karawhiio.
Flame, n. mura.
Flank, n. kaokao.
Flap, (wings), v.i. aroarowhaki;
kapakapa. — (in the wind), v.i. tareparepa;
kapakapa. Flash, v.i. viura; pura; kota- u
mutamu ; hiko; koivha; rarapa;
wheriko. Flat, a. papatahi ; pararahi ;
paraharaha; parehe; whariki. — part (of the foot, of a spade,
itc), n. rapa; raparaj)a. — rock, n. h'uapapa. — projections, having, a. rira-
pa. Flat-roofed, a. kaupaparu; kura-
pdpd; jmparu; pora. Flatter, v. t. whakajmtipati ;
eneene; rutu. Flavour, n. ha; namunatyiua. Flax-plant, n. korari ; harakeke;
harareke ; tihore ; wharariki ;
tvharanui; &c. Flax (dressed), n. muka; ■ichilau. Flay, v.t. tihore. See strip off. Flea, n. jniruhi; mororohtt ; keha;
tuiau. Flee, v.i. oma; whati. See run. Fleet, n. kaupapa. Flesh, n. kikokiko. Flexible, a. ngore ; pingore ;
ngohengohe ; j)'''kawikawi ; ta-
ivariwari. Flight, n. omanga. Fling, v.t. maka; akiri; ivhiu.
See thro"W. Flint, n. kiri2Ktka; mata. Flit, v.i. heke. Float, v.i. manu; rewa; taupua;
ivhakamaho ; porena; tere. Float, v.t. poranga. Float, n. 2)oito; poufo. Flock, n. kahui; rahui; raiiyai. — of birds, jwkai. Flog, v.t. whiu.
Flood, n. waipuke; 2jaratohenua. Floor, n. kaupa2)a: kaiwae ; ka-
raJio; rahoralio. Flounder, v.i. kowheta. Flounder, n. 2)ci,iiki. Flour, n. PARAOA. Flow, v.i. 7-ere; tarere; hirere;
patere; ku2)ere.
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Plow in driblets, v.i. 2}ahihi. — (as the tide), v.i. 2)m'i; kato;
2>akato ; papara; pi; whanake. — Ibegin to (as the tide), v.i.
tnatatu; matauru; heru; hura. Flower, n. puawai; pv^a; ptmka. Flurried, a. ponana. Piute, n. pu; putorino; rehu ;
koauau. Flutter (as a bird), v.i. kape-
kapeta. Ply, n. rango ; nyaro ; namu ;
huratigi. Ply, v.i. rere; omaki. — back (as a spring), v.i. hupana;
takiri. — (a kite), v.t. tvhakaanyi. Flying fish, n. maroro. Foam, n. huka. Foaming, a. pua. Fog, n. kohu; pukoliu; au. Foiled, be, v.i. rahua. Fold, n. koru ; j^itAjorw; wluiti-
anga. Fold, v.t. whaivhati; konumi;
tanumi ; wJiakakopakopa, Folds, hanging in, a. hangoru-
ngoru; takoru. Follow, v.t. aru; what; tawhai. Fond, a. mateoha. Fondle, v.t. whakamaimoa. Pood, n. kai; kaine; kamukamu;
kome ; o; oranga; 2}aTare; tame;
tamitatni; tawhi; wene ; wha-
7igongo; takunga; takiura. Foolish, a. kuware; rare; waira-
ngi; heahea. Foot, n. tvaewae ; wae. — (measure), n. pure/. — of a pig, n. taputapu. Footprint, n. taj)uwae ; waetvae. For, prep, hei; ma; mo; ki. — coiij. hoki.
Forbearing, a. manawanui. Forbid, v.t. tvhakakahore; wha-
kakore ; jjehi; riri. Force, n. kaha.
Force one's way (tlirougli a
crowil), v.i. 7ij]iakit('ie. Forced out, be, v.i. rvhete. Ford, n. kaur-anga ; kauanga. Ford, v.t. kau.
Forearm, n. tahikau; kikowhiti. Forehead, i\. rae. Foreign race, n. tauiwi. Foreigner, n. pakeha; taiawa;
taugata ^iora; taiitangata,. Foremost, a. matarmia. Forerunner, n. mUtdre^'e. Forest, n. ngahere ; oigarehe ;
nehenehe ; ngaliengahe ; wao;
waokti. Porestal, v. t. tvhakataunahua. Forget, V. t. wareware. Forgive, v. t. lioliou i te rongo ;
murii. Forgotten, a. tvareware; ngaro. Pork, n. maraii; jniro/a; 2)urou;
tirou; whaka. — (of a tree), ii. ^^eArtii^a; tara-
hanga. Forked, a. tokomanga. Form, n. ahua; kahua. — , \.t. whakaaliua; tvlLakawhaia-
lixha. — , acquire, v.i. zohakaakua. Former, a. to mua. — time, n. iniia ; namata. Formerly, nd. inamata ; noiia-
mata. Fornication, n. jnoremu, i)ioe ta
hae ; kaikaiatara. Forsake, v.t. whakarere. Forsaken, a. maJme. Fortification, n. 2>n. Forty, a. 'xjha tekau ; liokowha. Foster, v.t. ahu; ahuaJtu ; ivha-
ngai; kumanu. Fosterchild, n. ivhaiigai. Found, be, v.i. rokohanya; ruko-
hintc. Fountain, n. 2)U7ia. Four, a. wha. Four days ago, ad. inaoakenui.
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Fourteen, a. iekcn via n-hn. Fowl, (ham door), ii. heihei; ti-
kao/tao. Fracture, n. kore; paka7'u; ])a-
kore; ivhati. Fragile, a. pajya noa. Fragment, n. pota; maramara;
])((,)-<i/)ai'aha7i(/a; inorohe ; mofMe. Fragments, in, a. rikiriki. Fragrant, a. kakara. Fraud, n. tinihanga. See de- ceitful. Freckle, n. ira; titvha. Freckled, A.korakorako; kothvha-
tiivlia. Free, a. rangatira ; atea; tvatea;
matara; tatara; tangatanga. — from marriage tie, a. taka-
kan. ■ — from tapu, a. aurhi7'i. — ft*om tapu, V. t. prtre; taitai;
takapau; takiri; tamaahit. Frequent, a. auau; tia; putu-
piUu. Frequently, ad. miau. Fresh, a. (of vegetables, &c.),
kaimata; (of water), maori. Fret, V. i. karangi ; koingo. Friable, a. ngahoro. Friday, n. Par aire. Friend, n. hoa. Friendly, a. rata. Frighten, v. t. tvhakamataku ;
tvhakatveJii ; whakahaehae ; tunu. Frightened, a. mataku; wehi;
koera; tuineke.
Frivolous, a. hangahanga ; ngaha
t/gahii. Frog, n. pepeke; pqroka. From, prep, i; no; o. Front, 11. aroaro. — , the, n. mua. — (of a house), n. roro; whaitoka ;
whatitoka. Frost, n. huka; hukapapa; hau-
papa; haiUiiinga; makariri. Froth, n. huka. l^'ruit, n. liua ; mau. Fruitful, a. mahiru ; maj)ua ;
papiia ; liuakumu. Fruitlessly, ad. noa. Fry, V. t. parai.
Frying-pan, n. parai; raupant. Fulfilled, a. rite. Full, be, V. i. ki; ngihangiha;
pangoro; pnliake; toka; jniha-
jniha ; tomo ; tu7'nki; kopu ;
poha; puru; renarena. Full, (of the moon), a. hua. Full grown, a. katua; pakeke. Fulness about the eyes or lips,
n. peru. Fungus (on trees), n. harore ;
hawai; i^orotawa; p?ito?fa. — (of commerce j, keka; taringa-o-
Tiakiivai; hakeke. Funnel, n. korere. Furious, a. rutaki. Further, ad. ki ko atu; ki 2Mhaki
atu. Fusty, a. hekaheka; pionc. Future time, n. miori.
G
Gable, n. ihi. Gain, v.t. tahiwhi. Gale, n. awha; ttqjuhi. Gall, n. paoa; au. Game, n. takaro; kai. — (wiki animals or birds), hnahua; Jmiu.
Game, make, v. i. wliakangako. Gangrene, n. kikohunga. Gape, V. i. kowhera; tatohera. Garden, n. mara; tinaku; kari. Garfish, n. takeke; warizvari. Garland, n. pare; tujjare. Garment, n. kahu ; kakahu ;
Gas
kaka ; whekawheka ; kotvheka-
wheka ; wer-uioeru ; taiveru ;
pakikaro. — old, n. taivlietatvhe ; karukarib. Gas, emit (as burning wood), v. i.
purehii.a; ])ntorore. Gash, V. t. ahiwaliiiva. Gasp, V. i. kuha; kiha; tare; hua-
fare. Gate, n. tatau; keti. Gateway, n. waha ; kiitvaha ;
tvaJiaroa. Gather, v.t. whakamine; huihui;
kohikohi. See collect. — fruit, (fee, v.t. whawhaki; ko-
tvhaki ; tahora. — up, v.t. rau; kapuipui; rapoi. — in folds, V. t. pukorukoru. — in coils, v.t. whatimotimo. Gathered (as a crop), a. niaea. — together, a. humene; riqyeke;
li.iapo ; hiato. Gauge (foi" netting), n. karau;
kaupajMi. Gay, a. toingo.
Gaze, v. i. matakitaki; tirotiro. Genealogy, n. katvai; kawei; ko-
rero ta/m; whakaj)apa. Generation, n. whakajmpm'anc/a ;
7vh akatu'puranga. Generous, a. olia; atawhai; ta-
ivJiiti. Gentle, a. mahil; marie; marire;
indru. Gentleman, n. rangatira. Gentlewoman, n. wahine ranga- tira. Gently, ad. ata. Genuine, a. tujni. Gesticulate, v. i. hukari. Ghost, n. tvaii'ua ; kehtia; turehu. Giddy, be, v. i. amai; amiondo ;
aiiiiii ; palioahoa ; aroliirohi ; raiigiroro. Gift, n. mea homai noa ; mea
lioatn noa; liakari. Gig, n. KiKi.
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Gills (of a fish), n. pilia; puha;
wheko. Gimlet, n. wiri. Gird, v.t. wliitiki; rapaki; tatua;
tohapniru ; u'hawhe. Girdle, n. whitiki; tatua; pongi;
rurn.ku; itau; maro; niaroko-
pua ; paki ; rapaki ; patai ;
pihepihe; tikitiki. Girl, n. kotiro; hengalienga; ko-
haia; kohine. — address to a, e k.o; e hika; e
hine. Give, v.t. homai; hoatu; ivliaka-
wlmvhi. — up, v.t. tiiku. Give way, int. iana; tana. Glad, a. hari; koa; maha. Glare, v. i, kanapa; uira. See
shine. Glass, n. KARAHi; spyglass, koata. Glean, v.t. hainu; j^f^ko; ti])ako-
]iako; patoke; 2)uhua. Gleanings (of kumara), n. wai-rau. Glide, V. i. tere; kotiti; patete;
ronaki; titipi. Glimmer, v.i. katore; kaioretore. Glisten, v.i. kanapa; uira; ha-
Itana; tvheriko. Glitter, v.i. wheriko. Gloomy, a. poururu; pouritiri;
matapouri; hakerekere; titvha-
tiivJia; pahi. Glory, V. i. tvhakahihi ; whaka-
piita. See tooast. Glory, n. kororia. Glow, v.i. hana; puhana; mata-
Jianaliana ; nini ; ninia ; po-
nini; ura; mura; makuraktira ;
hinatore; tiotutiipo. Glow-worm, n. puratoke. Gltltton, n. kaihoro. Gnash, v.i. tetea. Gnat, n. ivaeroa; naenae; naeroa. Gnaw, v.t. ngau; ngungii; u. Go, V. haere; ngawi; tiki; whana,
whanatu.
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Go round about, v. t. nmiki ;
am ifiu ; nirli hnrli io ; taiawhio ;
tmrli io ; ii miki ; haivhe. — in search of, v.t. ivhakataki. — to and fro, v. i. kopikopiko. — one Tby one, v.i. kotiri. — side"ways, v.i. whakakoko. — on one side, v. i. tapnnihi ;
ivJinkatahafaha. Go on ! hoatu; tena. Goad, n. rvliakaongaonga.
Goat, n. KUATi; NANENANE.
Go-between, n. takaivaenga.
Goblin, n. tupua; kehata.
God, n. atua.
Gold, n. KOURA.
Gone, be, v.i. riro; toke.
— be all, v.i. pau; jwto; jjeke;
rupeke; tnpeke; taweke. — by, be, v.i. hapa; hori; p>a-
hiire; taha. — for good, be, v. i. oti atu. Good, a. jxd; ataahua. See well. Goods, n. taonga; hanga; rawa;
ngerengere ; taputapii. Goose, n. kviei. Gooseberry, n. kuihipere. Gorge, n. apiti; kapifi. Gorge, v.t. apu. Gospel, n. rongo pai. Gossip, 11. tutara. Gotten, be, v.i. riro. Gourd, n. hue; we7iewene. Govern, v. t. whakahaere tikanga. Gown, n. KAONE. Grace, n. aroha noa. Graft, V. t. hono. Grain, n. kdkano; pata. — (in timber), kdkano. Grandchild, n. mokojnina. Grandfather, n. tupuna; tipu^ia. Grape, n. karepe. Grapnel, n. karait. Grasping, a. huirapa ; apo ;
whab ; ihup}uku. Grass, n. tarutaru; jmtiii; ka-
RAIHE.
Grasshopper, n. matvhiiitvhiti ;
koirhitiirhiti ; koeke ; pakati-
rolntrolid. Grate roughly, v. i. kuka ; pa-
kaku. — into pulp, &c., v.t. roroi. Gratified, a. mdha. Gratuitously, ad. noa. Grave, n. ])oka; rtta; marua. — fence round a, n. ur%ipa. Gravel, n. kirikiri. Gravy, n. ivairanu; wairaraua. Grayling, n. upokororo. Graze, (touch lightly), v.t. holioni;
koiiihi; wani; miri; tahitahi. Grease, n. himt. Great, a. iiiii; rahi; whakahara;
tetei'e; niokoraJn; metararahi;
kaita. — How great! atae! e tia / Greedy, a. kaihoro ; kaiponu ;
piikukai; taiapo; taiiajw. Green, a. kakariki ; matomato ;
■maota. — (unripe), mata; kaimata; ota;
kaiota; wliakarae; torotika. — dark, a. korito. Greens, n. puiDlia; poke. Greenstone, n. pounamu. Greet, v.t. tangi. Grey hairs, n. hina. Grieved, be, v.i. pouri. Grin, v.i. p)ukana; pakiri; tama-
tama; hoho; ngangalm ; tdpahi;
9vhaita. Grind (in a mill), v.t. huri. — (on a stone), oro. Grindstone, n. hoanga. Gritty, a. mangeiigenge ; mangu-
ngii. Groan, v. i. aue ; auoere ; ngu-
ngitru. Groove, n. awaaiva. Grooved, a. tawaka. Grope, v.i. harau; whawha haere. Grove, n. motu; uru; tirmpiiia. Ground, n. ivhenua; oneone. — (of a quarrel), n. ^^o^ja; rawa.
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Gro'W, V. i, tu2)u ; kahu ; jpiAi ;
rea; pa7'iri; turuki; oi ; wha-
natu; wha')iake. —along the ground, v. i. toropa. Growth, fresh (of shrubs, &c.),
n. hurujxc; hurupi; tarupi. Growl, V. i. ngunguru; ngengere. GruTb, n. iunga ; fepe ; huhu ;
moeone ; toroiigu. Grudge, v. t. hakere; manawapa. Gruff, a. tanguru. Grumtole, v. i. amaamu ; haku ;
tapitapi; koivhetezvhete ; wliaka-
ngiotungutu; liameme; kotete. Grunt, V. i. ngengeri; ngongoro ;
ngunguru; Ilotu; tuinu. Guard, v. t. tiaki.
Guest, n. mamihiri: nanmai.
Guide, V. t. arahi; arataki.
Gull, n. karoro.
Gulp, v.t. horo.
Gum, n. pia; kapia; kauri; ware.
Gums, n. tako; pae.
Gun, n. ;;?<..
Gunpowder, n. paura.
Gunwale, n. nirm; pakura.
Gurgle, v.i. kokb.
Gurnard, n. kumiikumti.
Gush, v.i. hirere; kapukapu.
Gusset, n. hoi.
Gust, n. ropu; apu; parajYi.
Gut, n. whekan.
Gutter, n. korere.
H
Ha! int. ha!
Habit, n. ritenga.
Hack, v.t. tapahi.
Hades, n. tepo; te reinga.
Hail, v.t. karanga.
Hail, n. nganga; ivliatu; huka-
wJuUu. Hair, n. hurulhuru ; makawe ;
inaMmga ; whnkaldpa. Hair (a single), n. kaka; weu; uru. Half, n. iixwHE. — full, a. hangere ; hemanga ;
papanga. — grown, a. pipi. — cooked, a. roiroi. Hallow, v.t. whakatapu Halo, n. pukoi'o; amaia; awheo. Halt, v.i. tu. — suddenly, v.i. tumu. Hammer, n. ta; ham a. Hand, n. ringaringa. Handful, n. aohanga ; kapunga;
ktitanga. Handfuls, take up by, v.t. ao;
kapunga. Handkerchief, n. aikiha.
Handle, n. puritanga; tan; tati-
kawe ; kaive ; katvai ; kiwei ;
popoia. — (of an axe, ifec), kakau. Handle, v.t. nanao; rahurahu;
rarau ; tvhawha. — gently, v. t. rvhakahangahanga. — mischievously, v.t. makitau-
nu; raukeke. Handsome, a. ataahua. Handspike, n. hua. Hang, V. i. tairi ; iri ; tarewa ;
taraiva ; tare ; noi ; whata ;
hiweka. Hang, v.t. ivhakairi, &c. ; tiari. — dow^n, V. i. werewere ; tawere-
were; rere; taepa; tiejm. — (as the lip), hauwere. — in folds, v.i. hangorimgoru. — back, v.i. taatvhitaawhi. Hanging by the skin, a. tatvari. Happen, v. i. hipono ; pono ;
heipu. Happy, a. hari; koa. Harangue, v.t. whaikorero. Hard, a. maro ; maro hitarari ,'
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tumaro ; 'pamaro ; papnmaro ;
papafau; pakeke; pakari; ioio ;
totoka. — ground, n. papatzipu. Hard - working, a. mamahi ;
ivJuikarira. Harm, n. kino. Harp, n. iiAAPA.
Harrow, n. rakaraka; rakuraku. Harsh, a. lata; tuanui. Harvest, n. hauhakenga ; koti-
ti<)(i ; nyaliuru. Hasten, v. i. hohoro; ahiki. Hasten, v.t. zvhakahohoro. Hasten! eahua/ Hasty, a. hohoro; whawhai; po-
raiu/i; naho. Hat, n. potae. Hatched, be, v. i. pao. Hatchet, n. patiti; 2J<^nekeneke. Hate, V. t. kino ; whakakhw ;
niauahara; matakeke; j)'**'- Hateful, a. kino; whakarihariha ;
tvhakarikarika ; weriweri. Have, V. generally expressed by
tlie possessive pronoun, as: He
luis a book ; Jle ])i(,kapuka tana. Haughty, a. ivhakahihi ; whaka-
pehajjeha ; ivhakakake. Haul, v.t. to; kukurae. Hawk, n. kahxi; kareo,rea; ka-
eaea; kaiaia; kauaua. Haze, n. kohu; rehu. — (from smoke), n. kokouri. He, pron. ia. Head, n. tipoko; matenga; maliu-
oiga ; karti; uru ; nuikara; ma-
ruaia; karaua; ngoto; pane;
pareho; parihirihi ; whakahipa;
angaanga; tahurihnri. — back of, hemihemi; kohamo;
kopako ; niurikokai. — (of a canoe, cfec), n. ihu. — (of a nail), n. p)6m. — (of a spear), n. tete. — (of a tree), n. kauru; kounc ;
kamata; haramata.
Head (of a river or valley), n. hiku-
awa; hikutau; hikuwai; huki-
nga ; kohuhutanga. Headache, n. anini ; kotiuru ;
ngaruru ; ngahoahoa ; pahoa-
hoa. Headland, n. rae; kurae; tumu;
iiwre; kumore; matamata; ma-
takurae; kuraenga ; torouka. Headlong, a. patiko; torere; tu-
po'upou. Headstrong, a. maro; uaua. Heal, v.t. lohakaora ; whakamahu. Healed, be, v. i. mahu; ora. Health, n. oranga; ora. Heap, n. puranga; pu; wltakapu;
haupu ; kauika;ahu; ahurewa ;
tudhu; kawa; 2^<ihanga; j^;7<.9-a-
whetu ; put\h ; taJma ; taka ;
wharona; mdta; tiki. — lie in a, v. i. puranga; piitu;
jniJw^ngaiti ; kaike; 2>ukai. — lay in a, \.t. jnoranga; koputu-
putu; whakapiUangaiti ; pukai;
tajnii ; tarahono; whakamoa;
ajiuapu; aiohe; hanpu; ivhaka-
jnUu; ivhaka'pu; tap)ukepuke. — up, V. t. ahuahu; whakaahu;
a.mi. Hear, v. i. rongo. — indistinctly, v.i. hakiri; ma-
heahea; hirearea. Hearken, v.t. whakarongo. Heart, n. nianawa ; ngakau ;
hiuengaro; viauri; mano. — (of a plant), n. rito ; korito. — (of a tree), n. tUio; tarauho; iho ;
taiho ; taikura ; taikdkd ; ka-
hiwi; tahiwi; tumoremore. — lose, v.i. tarure. Heartburn, n. p)ohongawha. Hearty, a. ngahau; ngakaunui. Heat, n. tvera; pawera; pukdkd;
pokdkd. Heat, v.t. tahu; tarahu. Heated, a. tvera; kaka; rereltu. Heave, v.i. hotu.
Heaven
ih
Hold
Heaven, n. rangi.
Heavy, a. taimaha ; tattmaha ;
toimaha; rorotu. — (of rain), a. makerewhatu. Heedless, a. hautaruru. Heel, n. rekereke ; ngaengae. Height, n. ikeike; tiketike; teitei. Held lay the point, a. tarakini;
mautarakini. Hell, n. reinga. Helm, n. urungi; urunga. Help, V. t. mvhina; piki turanga. Hem, lower, n. remu; kuremu. — , upper, n. kurupahi; ua. Hen, n. heihei; ^;iA;ao^'«o; tikao-
kao. Hence, ad. atu. Henceforth, ad. ake ake ake;
akenei; amiia; amuriakenei. Her, pron. per. ia. —, pron. poss. tana; tona; ana;
07ia. Herb, n. otaota. Herd, n. kahui; rahui; rangai;
whakafaka. Here, ad. nei; na; tenei; tena;
anei; ana; ina; kei konei; i
konei; kei kona; &c. Hereafter, ad. a mua; a muri;
a ko ake nei; anamata; houa-
nga; mo a mua; kei a mua. Hereby, ad. ma konei. Hermit crab, n. kaunga. Herring, n. aua. Hers, pron. poss. nana; notta. Hesitate, v. i. ruarua; j)ohehe;
pohewa; jwkaku; whakaanga-
anga; moteatea; rikarika. — , (in speaking), v.i. ha; paremo. Hew, V. t. hahau. Hiccough, n. tokohana; toko-
mauri ; tokopuhake. Hidden, a. ngaro. Hide, V. t. huna; kuhu; whaka-
ngaro ; whakaj)eke. — oneself, v.i. piri; peke; zvhaka-
pujjuni.
Hide, n. hiako; kiri.
High, a. ikeike; tiketike; titike;
teitei ; noi ; retva ; maiengi ;
motengi; whakarera; morunga;
tikokekoke; paratu. — (of the tide), ki; tutuki; rena-
rena; pa; whakapiaru. — (in rank), 7iui; rahi; metara-
rahi. Hill, n. puke; to7'oj)uke; taipu. Hillock, n. pukepuke ; tapuke ;
toropuke. Hillocks, throw^ up into, v.t.
tuahu; tukari. Hilly, a. 2^uke2)uke. Him, pron. ia. Hinder, v.i. whakaware; tvhaka-
wheru; tvliakakopekapeka ; tuha-
kakoroiroi ; whakararuraru. Hindered, a. raruraru; wheru. Hinge, n. imin. Hint, v.t. whakamohiohio. Hip-bone, n. himu; humu. His, pi"on. tana; tona; ana; ana;
nana; nona. Hiss, v.i. hi; huhii. Hit, be, v.i. pa; tu; tvhara. Hither, ad. mai. Hitherto, ad. mohoa noa 7iei ;
moroki noa nei; taea noatia
tenei wa. Ho ! int. ho/ Hoard, v.t. rongoa; tohu; pena-
pena. Hoarfrost, n. huka; haupapa ;
hukapapa. Hoarse, a. ivhango. Hoe, n. no; karaoke. Hoist, v.t. huhuti. Hold, v.t. jntpuri; pupuru; ra-
raivhi. — (in the arms), v.t. okooko. — up to view, V. t. ivhakaari ;
whakahana. — of, take, V. t. whawha. Hold! int. iaua! taua! Hold (of a ship), n. riu.
Hole
Hole, n. poka; pnta; kowh(u> ;
koropiUa; ma; kvriut ; ]>ariui ;
ich<ik(iNinn.; oru; pokere ; waro.
I-Ioles, full of, a. jiutapufa; koro-
piUnj-iutu ; ivataicdta; pnivatn-
Huita; jmataata; pokarakara. Hollow, a. )H)korn(( ; Iiapua,- pn-
koiipa, ; ivliari')noa. — (of hand), n. kapu ; jxiro. Hollow out, V. t. i<-]i(ik((pokorua;
fvhnkakorna. Holy, a. iapa. Home, n. kahiya. Honey, n. mtNi ; mikhk. Honour, u. iiusuitE. Honour, v. t. whakaiiuxouf.. Hoof, 11. i)iaikuki(,. Hook, u. inatau; huka. Hoop, 11. ivhiii; korofvhiti ; )iw-
u'liiti; tarm(}}iiti ; jnrori. Hop, V. i. liiteki; hitoko. Hope, V. i. fAimanako. Horizon, n. ;>(7e; tiapne; paeicai;
tahatu. Horn, 11. UAvsA. Horse, n. lunuo. Hospitable, a. tawhiti. Host, n. iDdvo; tini. Hostile, a farmveti. — expedition, n. tana. Hostilities, n. pakamja; whai-
n;/a. Hot, :i. livrn; pawera; pakakhta-
kina; kakd; pokakd; pukdkd;
tikdkd. — (to taste), a. puhaJimia. Hover, v. i. ivhakatojm.
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House, 11. whara; ivharcjiuni ; ko-
— store, 11. whararauyi ; jxttahi.
How, ;k1. pcJien; pp,a.
How many, int. eaif erawe!
— , a. Ilia.
Howl, V. i. ta.'fu/i; ngawi.
Hug, V. t. tauapo.
Hum, v.i. iiuijiii; tii'ituuian ; uja-
hiri. Humble, v. t. ivhakaiti. Humped, a. hake; nuke; ngroLU. Hundred, a. rau. Hundred-weight, n. iiaxarktic. Hunger, n. liiakai: heniokai. Hvmgry, a. liiakai; liemokai; hi-
koko; pikoko; jtorepore. Hunt, v.t. ivhaiwhai ; whakan'jau. — up, V. t. tnivliiu. Hurricane, n. titjmln; marauijai. Hurry, v. t. ToJiakatatutaiu. Hurry, in a, a. purangi; wha-
ivhai; takare; kaika; potatu;
torere; puaritarita; poaritarita ;
j)onana; taruke; kaihoro; tata-
kino. Hurry, do in a, v. t. aii,raki:
ivltatuliai. Hurt, v.t. ngau; ivhakamaniae. Hurt, n. tunga. Husband, n. tmie; tahu. Hush! int. kati; turitiori; mania-
nia ; wliakarotigoa; hoilioi. Husk, n. kopaki. Hustle, v.t. atute. Hut, n. lohare. Hymn, n. waiata; himene.
I, pr'on. ahau; mi; await; awa-
hau. Ice, n. haiipapa ; hauhnnga; hiika;
hihknpapa; tio. Idiot, n. poi'augl; haiiraiuji; hea-
hea.
Idle, a. mangere; kaweka. See
lazy. Idol, 11. ivhakapakoko. Ignorant, a. ware; kuware. If, coiij. me; meJu:tnea ; pond;
kapatau; ki; ki te mea; apaha.
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111, M. mate. See sick. Ill-supplied, a, tiihuroa. Illtreat, v. t. tukino ; kuJruru ;
paiu. Illustrious, a. hau; inyoa iiui. ^mage, n. ahua;" loluikapakoko;
tiki. — reflected, ata. Imitate, v. t. wliai ; ivhakatau ;
tdjivluii. Immediately, ad. aianei tonu ;
ita Uni ; iiianiata; mea ake. Im.m.ature (of fruit), a. in}>l; ko-
riri. Im.patient, a. porauyi; tvhawhai;
taruke ; rika; kaika; putatutatu;
Jdkaikai. Impel, A', t. ueue. Im.petuous, a. taikaha ; totoa. Im.portant, make, v.t. niii-amira. Im.portunate, h. tene; (ohe; kd-
kari; mrciteiie; tunwueweiie. Imposed upon, be, v.i. Idaiuja-
tia. Im.prison, v.t. whtikatina. Imiprove, v. i. pai haere. In, prep, i; kei; i roto i; kei rufo
i; i ro ; kei ro. In comparison of, prep. i. Inaccessible, a. tapu. Inactive, a. tautaua; tupuhi. Inarticulate, a. whanyn. Inasmuch as, conj. ina lioki. Inattentive, a. ntuhihkai. Incantation, n. karakia. Inch, n. INI HI. Incite, V. t. whakahauhmi ; aki-
aki ; 7vhakaj)ataritari ; whnka-
tari; tu?vhana; kojimia; ueue. Inclement, a. katopo; makato. Inclination, n. aro; aroimii; p<d. Incompatible, a. mataku. Incomplete (as a nuinl>ei-), a. ta-
repa ; tdnrauyi. Increase, v. i. oIm ; uui haerc ;
kdivdfjvicata. Indeed, ad. hoki; koa; rapea.
Instigate
Indefinite, a. tanrauyi ; ruka
ruka. Indentation, u. kokorutaiuia ; ko-
koli II till K/a ; taralimtya. Indistinct (of sound), a. liirearea;
liakiri ; iiialieaJiea. — (of isiiflit), reliurelru. Indolent, a. nurkukn. Induce, v.t. kaive; pu/ni; irhaka-
ivJiere. Industrious, ;i. inauKihi ; iiliu
ivheiiua; aJtiiii/iti. Infant, n. pofiki; kuhnayaliMiiya. Infest, V. t. iniii. Inflamed, a. kardivardica ; piilia-
Jiiiiia. — (of eyes), a. tureture. Influence, n. maiui. Influenza, u. hvinwa ; tarata-
nli if I ; reidiai-eivlia. Inform, v. t. ivhakaroityo. Inform.er (who bears the news of
tlie approach of a war-party), u.
(I'utima. Inhabit, v. t. nolio. Injure, v.t. fukiuo ; tintuhuru-
/nirn.. Injury, ii. kino; tiikinotanya. Ink, n. inanyumauyu; mavwiiyu. Inland places, n. uta: ruto. Inner man, n. tanmrofo. Inner part, n. roto: vuino. Innumerable, a. tlni wliaiuiu ;
f.uirurinri. Inqiiire, v. i. ici; patai; ichakd-
jKifni; pakiki. Insane, a. puranyi; liaurauyi. Insect, n. nynrara. Insert, v. kuliu; kokoino ; wliaka
itrii. ; irkakanolio. Inside, the, n. roto. Insipid, a. hnkore; icidinehn. Insolent, a. toroihi. Inspect, v.t. iiiafaki. Instead of, prep. mo. Instigate, v.t. u-liokoklkl ; irJioka-
tu.
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Instruct, v.t. <(k(): irhaknnko. Instrument, wind, n. im. Insubordinate, a. tutu; hniU'nln. Insult, v.t. afrfi'; polume. Intelligent, a. tnolno. Intend, v. i. ihpm ; ivliiikakoro ;
ivhiih'teU'ka. Intense (a.s darkness), a. kahiti. Intent, a. ou/mia. Intercede, v. i. inoi : ivaicdo. Intercept, v.t. h>koti; hnv.kofi ;
hdiniiJn. Interior (of country), n. via ;
tiinirltrnna ; mrmoiv/iewnn. Interlace, v.t. kofni. Intermission, n. parivatangn. Intermix, \. t. n-Jiakaitni. See
mix. Interpret, v. t. n-]i<ikmnaori. Interrupt, v.t. aruarii,. Interrupted, a. ivhtti. Interstices, having, a. jmvata-
■imita ; 'jiHKiiilaivdtn ; porara ;
purara. Intert"wine, v.t, rautciri. Interval, ii. takiiva; iva; tiriwa. Intervals, at, a. aptda ; kau-
i eaten ; tamutumutu.
I Intestines, ii. whekau; ngakaii,;
piro. Intimate, a. taunga. Into, prep, ki; ki 7-oto ki; ki ro. Intoxicated, a. kaka; rove; Jmu-
raia/i. Invade, v. t. whakaeke. Invent, v.t. tene; tito; poka. Inverted, a. koaro; ^rhiti-ra-ni-
laja. Investigate, v.t. ivhakawa. Irascitole, a. arita. Iron, n. rino; maitai; haeaxa. Irregular, a. ivhakahipahipa ; ko-
h ikoJiiko. Irresistible, a. motohe. Irresolute, a. knhui-angi ; kewha. Irritated, a. knrangirangi. Irritating, a. makatikati. Island, u. raotu; malieno. Issue, running, n. paheke. It, proa. ia. Itch, n. Jaikihaki; 'iiiahaki; ?vai-
Jiaki/iaki ; harehare; tarakura. Itch, V. i. rekareka; ngaoko ; ma-
ngeo. Its, pron. tana; tona; ana; ona.
Jabber, v. i. hautetp ; kovprorpvo.
Jaded, a. ngenge.
Jagged, a. 'tnakini.
Jail, n. ivliare lierelipve.
Jamb, 11. tutarii:; ivltakaiimi.
January, n. Uanvichk.
Jar, 11. iiAKA.
Jarred, be, v.i. mania; tioro ;
icliporo. Jaw, n. ka.uae. Jealous, a. tupato; line; tariiJiap;
tiiahae; pnka. Jeer, v.t. taivai; tnnnu ; vhaka-
hi; paiai; tvliakarawai. Jellyfish, n. tpqwtepp.
Jerk, V. t. takiri; rufu; tarutii ;
korowhiti; nape; hitvi. Jest, n. tinilia.nga ; hangarau ;
hangareka; raui'eka; raivehoi;
wJtakanene. Jewel, n. rei. Jewsharp, n. roria. Jib, 11. ngongohau. Jingle, v.i. tatangi. Jog, v.t. rntu. Join, V. apiti; liuihni; hono; tu-
hono; hanmi; karapiti; taparu;
tapiri. — battle, V. i. pipiri. — oneself to, v. i. uru.
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Join (parts of a net), tatai • tui ;
tchnhii. Joint, n. pona. Joist, n. kunipae. Joke, n. hanf/araii, ; fAnihanga.
See jest. Jolt, V. t. rntunUn,. Jostle, v.t. nf/itte; tntMute. — one another, v.t. tantulMute. Journey, n. haern. Joy, u. hari; koa. Judge, v.t. tvJuikarite ivhakawa. Judge, n. kai-ivhakarite whaka-
iva; kai-whakawa ; tiati.
Jug, n. IIAKA.
Juice, n. -x-ai; tae.
July, n. IIuRAE.
Jump, V. i. pake.; tupeke ; maiNii/i;
motohiti; inokotvhiti; vinhiUa;
hiki. — (out of tlie water), aioha; pn-
nau ; ivhakapuJiora. Just, a. tika. Just, ad. kafahi. — after, ad. i m-x.ri iho; no intiri
iho. — before, ad. i mua ake; no imia
ake.
Keel, n. takere; tangere.
Keen, a. pukatokafo.
Keep, V. t. pnpnri; pnpnrto; ti-
aki. — close, V. i. pirihongo. — off, v.t. titoko. Keepsake, n. aha; maudtunga.
Kettle, n. TIKKRA.
Kick, v.t. ivliana.
Kidney, n. ivhatukichu ; irliatu-
ma tiaiva ; tak ihi. Kill, v.t. ^;a<it; whakamate; tuki-
tuki. Killed, be, v.i. maru. Kind, a. atawhai; popore; hqwre;
iiiaiiatuapopore ; ngmvari. Kind, n. hi. — , of what, a. pehea. — , of that, a. pena ; pera. — , of this, a. peuei. Kindle, v.t. tahn; ton; tvhaknn. - — (a fire by rubbing sticks), liika. Kindred, u. 'ivli.awvuaga ; uri ;
Itit.aiiga. King, n. kin(;i. Kingdom, n. raugafiratauga ;
KIiX'lITANa.i.
Kingfisher, n. kotnrr.
Kiss, v.t. Kiuj.
Kitchen, n. knuta: pnrchi: ivha-
reumn, ; lic.renxin ; kamnri ;
knJiu. Kite (toy;, n. manu. Knead, v.t. pokepokp.; pnpn. Knee, n. turi.
Knees, iveak in the, a. turipu. Knee-joint, n. turipotia. Kneel, v.i. koropiko; tntari; in-
turto; ngaivdki. Knife, n. viaripi; oka; mikarn ;
kota; NAiifl. Knob, n. puku. Knock, v.i. or t. pafukifuki; pn-
kuru; pakiuku ; ivlmkapaknku ;
pakaku : patofo. — to pieces, v.t. tukituki. Knot, n. iiionn; pona. Know, v.t. matau; niohio; hua;
kite. I know not; ana; anakc. Knowing, a. (Uamai ; anwko ;
Knowledge, n. ntdtauranga; mo-
hi(>tiiii//a. Knuckle, n. pona,
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Laborious, a. Jilhiri. Labour ((oil), n. nana. Labour, be in, v. i. whakatnamaf.. Lace, \.t. titi; kotui; whnf.ni. Laden deeply, be, v. i. parn-
paru ; toparn.jMm. Ladder, u. aratohata; aroJiata. Ladle, v. t. koko ; tikoko. Lady, n. fvahine rangatira. Lag, V. i. 7ohakatorekereke ; whaka-
tahetoto. Laid to one's charge, be, v. i.
]>ae. Lake, n. roto; vioana. Lamb, n. rkmk. Lame, a. kopa ; n(/ongenrin7igp. ;
turingo)igen.gnnge ; kopiri ; hana;
icarlinua. Lament, v. i. aite; mihi; iangi;
ahiiugd: Lamp, n. rama. Lamprey, u. j)iharaH; korokoro;
puhikorokuro. Lance, n. matin ; kokiri ; tao.
8ee spear. Land, n. ivJientia; uta. Land, v. i. u; eke; mnliiifa. — bring to, v. t. whakan. Landing-place, n. -anga. Landmark, n. tio. Landslip, n. lioro. Land-wind, ii. taiohenna ; jmaivn-
lu/a : 'p'l.raki. Language, ii. reo. Languid, a. ngoikore ; vvikore;
Jiaicmararu : fonpiore. Languish, v. i. tarure. Lank, a. nu(,hora. Lard, n. hinu poaka. Large, a. md; raid; matarahi;
korahi; tetere; kaita; riiarangi;
katete ; ritiaao ; fangiUiiiigutii, ;
ahuahu.
Large, very, a. wfiakahara/iara.
Lash, n. k((re.
Lash, V. t. icJtia.
— V. t. Jiohon; liotiki ; aiihaha.
►See bind. Lashing, n. knha; aiikalia. — of a fish-hook, n. tankaea. Last, a. to iihiirl. Last night, inapo; noiiapo. Last year, tera tau ; houanga ;
tnuhouanga. Last, at, ad. i mitri rawa. Lasting, a. taketake; ukaraka. Latch, 11, wJuikarawa. Late, a. toinnri; akiito; auto; tu-
luiha. — in the day, be, v. i. po. Lately, ad. ina noa nei; inaia-
tafaiiei; nonaiatata7iei ; inaku-
ara; noaakuara; inake. Lath, n. kaho. Lather, n. liuka. Laugh, V. i. kata; ngingio; Jiohe-
hohc. Laugh, cause to, v. t. whaka-
kata. Launch, v. t. kokiri; to ; unki. Launched, be, v.i. niamt; rewa. Lava, n. rangitoto. La'W, n. ture. Lawful, a. tika. Lawyer, n. roia. Lay, V. t. whnkatakoto ; 7vniho ;
panga ; tapae. — across, v. t. whaknpae. —aside, v t. haiimi; puhunga. — by, V. t. tolm. — hold of, V. t. mau; arau; ra-
rait ; rarahu; tapiki. ■ — one on another, v. t. whaka-
papa ; tnpatnpatu. — out (a corpse), V. t. irhakaata-
mira.
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Lie
Layer, n. /vhakapaparmu/n. Lazy, a. mangere ; pakihore ; rora ;
iniikorokoro ; tumaeo; maJwngfi ;
nineko; maikoiko; makoko; hi-
rnjKi; tihitiJii. Lead, n. mata. Lead, v. t. araJd ; ^vliakdtaki ;
arataki. Leader, n. kai-arahi. Leaf, n. rmi; pakawha; tairltera;
pakere; tnha. — (of a book), n. wharangi Leak, v. i. tuturit; mama; ko-
■Diama; ]>api. Leak, trifling, n. a.urnkowhao. — dangerous, n. takerehaia. Lean, v. i. hinga; titalia; tira.ha;
tvhanau; taiuru; honga; tapae;
wluirara. — against, ivhakatcJdrinaki; tvJia-
r<tra. — one on another, v. i. fa-npiihi-
jnilii. — forward, v.i. taretare; tvhaka-
tafarp, ; ivluikata^retare. Lean, a. hauaitu; tupuJii; pa-
koko ; haioarea ; hawareware ;
hiroki; kohoi; panganga; tuoi;
iokoroa; angoa; tarainore; ngo-
ngo. Leap, v.i. peke;
maliiti ; paiiau:
(ikJui. Leap, n. rniiga. Learn, v. t. ako. Learner, n. akovga. Lease, n. niun. Least, a. iti ratva,
raiia. Leave, v. t. -icliakarere. — off, V. t. 'tvJiakanwtit. Leave, take, v. t. poroporoaki. Leech, n. ngata. Leek, n. nna. Left, be, v.i. malinc ; iraiJin; to-
ri'ke. ; talLaj)a. — off, be, v.i. imifn.
tupeke ; rere ; whakapuhoru ;
noJihiohi
Left-handed, a. maui.
Leg, n. ioaewae ; tatahau.
Legend, n. kari7vhan; puraknti.
Leisure, n. ateatanga.
— at, a. af.ea; ?vatea; (akaknv..
Leisurely, a. takohe ; 9ohakMa-
kohe. Length, n. roa. — at, ad. a ; nawai a. Lengthen, v. t. irlm.ka.ma ; pa-
tf'fp ; katetp, ; liaumi. Leprosy, n. titwiiemi.a ; tigere-
ngere. Less, a. iti ilio; noliinolil ilio;
DUjinipu. Lessen, v.t. harahara; ivhukaiti. Lest, conj. kpi. Let down, v.t. tuku; fvliakaheke ;
ivJaikalioro. — go, v.t. tJiku. — on lease, v.t. rkti. Letter, n. pukajmka. Level, a. tautika; papatairite. Level, v.t. taltoro. Lever, n. Ima. Liberal, a. ataichai; oha. Liberty, at, a. atea; ivatea. License, n. raihana. Lick, v.t. mitimiti. Lid, n. taiipoki; po]Mki. Lie, n. JioriJiori; paraii; tcka;
tapeJia. Lie, v.i. takoto, jiae; rare; taeki. — across, v.i. rakaptiki'inki ; tara-
jiiki; ripfka. — at anchor, v.i. tan,. — broadside, v. i. par ; kopap. ;
koronae. — in a heap, v.i. tiki; pehi; ta-
ika; tr/iakaika ; kaikr ; kanki;
tawheta; pnkai; taijnia; irha-
rona ; taneivJia; tavgita. — flat, V. i. papa; toro])apa: ta-
papa. — separate, v. i. tanke. — inw^ait, V. i. ivlianga; liaiipapa. ■ — with, v.t. 1VOP ; ai.
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Life, 11. (>r(t.
Lift, V. t. /ii'pai : lilk'i : irhakadrd ;
jxtikciki:; ridkl; <iitaa. — (a crop), V. t. /lauhake. Lifted up, a. inorumja. Ligament, a. luiua. Light (ill weight), a. mama. Lig'ht, a. ■marama; taialtoaJio;
kihoki'Jio. Light, 11. (<(> ; iiutrama; ahu. — (lamp), rama ; raiti. Light, v.t. rama; turama; loliaka-
maraina ; toroharohe. — (a tire), tahu. Ligllt (as a bird), v. i. tan. Ligllten, v.t. wltakamama. Light-haired, a. ma.kekclni ; uru-
hha. Liglitning, n. iiira ; kutvka ;
Inkii: kanapu. Lijie, \'. t. ahuareka ; luaiucko ;
/(■(( ireka ; rnatareka. Like, a. rite; aliukaliuka; ari-
arla.. — tllis, a. jxi'Utii. — that, a. 'pena ; pera. — whicli, a. peliea. — (as it were), ad. nic. — manner, in, ad. waUiuki. Likely, be, v. i. tinya. Liken, x.t. uihakarite. Likeness, n. alma; kaJata; rite-
i!(/a; ana. Likewise, ad. Jioki; waUwki. Lime, n. kota. Limestone, n. nijako. Limp, v.i. totitoti. Line (string), n. alio'; itape; ripa. Line (row), n. kapa; rain A. Lineage, n. kaha; kauhou; ka-
wai. Linen, u. rinena. Linger, v.i. whakaroa. Lintel, n. karitpe; korupe. Lion, 11. RAioxA. Lip, 11. lu/afa. Lips, put out the, v.i. tupere.
Long
Liquid, a. tereterc; kuti;retere. Liquid, n. tvai. Ijisten, v. t. ■ivhakaroiitjo. Listless, a. nyoikore ; itcikov'', ;
tvaikauare ; tvaikorohuhu ; ko-
nyelie; atiewa; toupiore; maero;
tawhefa; anuhea; hauaitu; ko-
roa-kore. Litter, n. aiao ; ivhaUuimu ; kau-
amo; kauhoa. Little, a. iiohi'uohi; iti; paku.
See small. Little while ago, ad. inakactra;
iiU'Haknara; hovaiK/e. — while hence, hoaamje. Live, v.i. ora; nuhu. Liver, n. ate; ivhaneivhaue. Lizard, n. mokomoko ; iuatara;
raatara; kakai'iki; papa,. Load, V t. uta; whakaeke ; puria. Load, 11. kawenga; pikau; pikau-
'U'-ia,; a-alian<ja; peketua. Loadstone, n. taupo. Loam, n. onematua ; tuatara. Loathsome, a. ivhaka/rihariha ;
whaka riki irika ; wei 'iweri ; tve ii-
tveti. Lobe (of the ear), u. hui; take. Lobster, n. koura. Lock (of liair), n. makaive; rino-
inakawe. — front, n. tope. Locust, n. tatarakihi; kihlkihi ;
ivhitiivliiti ; maivhitiivkiti. Lodge, V. i. nolio. Lofty, a. teitei; tiketike; ikeike. Loin, n. hope; tikiliope. Loiter, v. i. whakaroa ; ivhaka-
nianawe : tarioi; karioi; mona-
roa. Loll, v.i. ivhakaivhirinaki. Lonely, a. mokemoke; mehameha ;
omjeonge; aroaroa; tnorearea. Long, a. roa; liAtazvetawe ; tajiotu;
kaweka; pouiiaho. — (of the .swell of the sea), a.
whakarakau.
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Long (in time), a. huka; nahea;
taro ; wliemi. Long after, v. t. waivata : ku-
■wata ; hotu ; kottohi ; ohia ;
)H iuamina ; okaka. Look, V. i. titiro; tirotiro; nana;
Duitakitaki; kaeaea. — for, V. t. rajyu; rapa; kimi ;
haha; auJiaha; Italian; tvhai. — sid.e"ways, v. i. ivhakakiwi; ti- tiro kotalia. — in one direction, v. i. arotahi. — (at image in a mirror), v. i.
wliakaaia. Looking-glass, n. tvhakaata. Loop, n. koru; koropewa; tau;
tatikawe; taupo2Joia; kawei; ki-
wei. — (for feet in climbing), toeke. Looped, a. kopeti ; koromeke; j'O-
rolie. Loose, be, v. i. korokoro; ham/oro;
toAiyoroiiyoro ; hanyorunyoru ;
tarure; titaka; kaewa; tanya-
nya; tanyatanya; maunu; ko-
tarm ; matara; tatara; tatere;
tako; ta.koru. — (as earth), a. punyorunyoru. Loosen, v.t. rvhakakorokoro ; ta-
kiri; ui. Lop, v.t. t02)e; knkoti. See cut. Lord, n. uriki; ranyatira. Lost, be, V. i. tiyaro ; matuJuo ;
uiakaro. Lost property, n. paekura.
Lot, n. ROTA.
Loth, a. manawapa.
Loud, a. nuti ; marama ; taityi
omi. Love, v.t. aroha; koinyo ; konohi;
raanakaiiaka; moienibi; kuwata. — (1)6 in love with), v.t. hiahia. Love-song, n. waiata ijw. Loving, a. mateoha. Louse, n. kiUii. Lo"W, a. hakahaka; pajiaku; hau-
raro ; taulukio. — (of tlie tide), a. timu ; makau;
pakora; j)akoa; makoa; pakihi;
rere. — (socially), a. ware'; kuivare ;
marahea; tutua; weweia. Lo"wer, ad. ki raro iho. Lo"wer end, n. kotore; reinu. Lowering, a. tukujni ; mokiuo-
kino. Lucid, a. marama. Lucky, a. waAmarie; momoho. Lug, v.t. liuhuti; tatohutihuti. Lukewarm, a. puweratvera. Lull, n. marino. See calm. Lump (of earth), n. pokuritkuru ;
keretu; kur'o.peA; ]>eipei; kere-
nyeo. Lumps, in small, a. u-awata. Lumpy, a. kanokano ; pokuru-
kuri),. Lungs, n. pukajmka. Lurk for, v. t. taawltaiLya. Lying, a. hakirara.
M
Mackerel, n. tawatawa; teive-
tewe. Mad, a. hauranyi; poranyi; po-
retcareiva. Madman, n. poranyi; hauranyi. Maggot, n. kutukutu ; iroiro;
kcloketo. Magnify, v.t. whakanui; whaka-
hiriJdri.
Magnitude, n. nui.
Maimed, a. kero.
Main body (of an army), n. ma- in a.
Mainland, n. f.v(i?c/inuia.
Maize, n. a-.iA(;.i; kopakipakl; pa- rata.
Major
Major, n. meiha. Make, v. t. hanya; whaihanga. Make-believe, v. i. whakahmho. Male, a. tane ; tourawhi; toa. Malice, n. mauahara. Malicious, a. mauahara ; kawe
riri ; whakangakau. Mallet, n. kuru; ta. Maltreat, v.t. rurerure; tukino;
rvhakatupukino. Man, n. tangata; tawhiti; tane.
— old, n. kara; koro; koroheke; hakoro; koroua; karaua; jju- raka7i.
— "wild, n. waoko.
— young, n. taitama ; taitama- riki.
Manage, v.t. whakahaere.
Mange, n. waihakihaki.
Mangrove, n. manaiva.
Manifest, a. marama.
Manner, n. ritenga; tu; tikanga.
Manure, n. wairakau.
Many, a. tini; maha; tokomaha;
nui; j}io; marea; wene; pater e;
tipatere; makiri; ngerongero. Map, n. MAPI. Marauding band, n. whakaara;
karokaro; tiora; torohe. March in close order, v.i. tuma-
tohi. March, n. Maehe. Margin, n. tajm.
— of cultivation, paenga. Mark, v.t. tohutohu; whaitohu.
— (of a preserve or sacred spot), n. rahui.
— on the skin at birth, n. ira. Marriage, n. tangohanga; marena-
tanga.
— give in, v.t., whakamoe. Married ■woman, n. maronui. Marrow, n. hinu wlieua; roro. Marry, v. t. moe ; maeena. Marshy, a. tapokopoko; repo. Marvel, v.i. miharo. See "won- der.
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Mashed, a. penupemi,; hupenu- penu; kohari; tararo; koparu; korengarenga.
Mast, n. rewa; rakau; tira; tiratu.
Master, n. rangatira.
Mat, n. (of fine flax), kakahu; kai- taka ; kahutaniko ; pae2)aeroa.
— (with thrums), koroivai; miri; puweru; korirangi ; konekeneke.
— (rough), pake, tarahau; ta- tar a; ngeri; haronga; 2}okeka; pora ; whanake ; werotaringa. — (closely woven), kopuku; puku- puku; pukoro. — (dog's skin), mahiti; inawhiti; topuni ; puahi ; j)atutu; reko. — (to lie on), taka- 2)au; tapau; wharariki; koaka; tienga ; tianga ; whara; porera.
— (for cooked food), tapaki; takapajja.
Mate, n. hoa.
Matured, a. ahuatia; pakari.
Maul, n. ta; MOORO.
May, n. Mei.
Me, pron. ahau.
Mealy, a. mahunga; mangaro;
mohtmgahunga ; motuhanga. Mean (socially), a. tutua; ware;
weweia. Meaning, n. tikanga. Measure, n. tatai; mehua. Measure (with extended arms) v.t.
whang a ; whanganga ; wharite;
whatau; tatai. Meat, n. kikokiko. Meddle, v. t. rahurahu; tango- tango; hurau; raweke. Mediator, n. takawaenga. Medicine, n. rongoa; wairakau. Meditate, v.i. whakaaro. Medium (of familiar spirit), waka. Meek, a. mahaki; waitnarie. Meet, v. t. tutaki ; whakahei ;
whakatau. — (as roads), putahi. Mellow, a. ngawari; ngohengohe ;
taroma.
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Melon, n. kakariki ; omoomo ;
MERENGI.
Melt, V. i. retva. — v. t. whaka-
rewa; tutu; kotutu; korotutu. Membrane -wliich covers the
viscera, n. whiwhi. Memory, n. mahara. Menace, v.t. whakatuma; ranged. Mend, v.t. hanga; tapi; tapmui. Menses, n. take.
Mention, v.t. korero. — repeat- edly, takariire. Mentioned before, a. taua ;
aua. Merchandise, n. hoko. Merciful, a. tohu. Merely, ad. noa; kau. Merged, a. hanumi. Meridian, on the, a. poujwu ;
pouiumaro; tiakakahi. Merry, a. hari; koa. Mesh, n. kanakana; mata; take-
kenga; p«^;a. Message, n. kupu; korero. Messenger, n. karere; kaikaiwaiti;
purahorua. Meteor, n. kotiri; matakokiri. Method, n. tikanyn. Middle, the, tvaenganui ; tvaenga-
fni; waengarahi; wae^iga; poka-
pu; turotowaenga ; turuawaenga;
tuiuiawaenganui. Midge, n. naonao. Midnight, n.waenganuipo ; turua-
po ; turiiawejw ; tuaiikij^o ; rangi-
welierua ; j)oweherua. Midst, the, n. roto. See middle. Migrate, v.i. heke. Mild, a. mahaki. 'M.ilde'W, n. hekaheka ; ktcjm; 2)uru;
rinnirimu. Mile, n. maero. Milk, n. waiu; miraka. Milk, V. t. whakatete. Milky juice (of plants), n. tawau. Mill, 11. mira; huri. Mind, n. hinengaro.
Mine, pron. taku; toku; tahaku;
tohoku; naku; noku. Minister, n. minita. Miracle, n. merekara. Mirror, n. whakaata. Miscarriage, n. materoto; take;
iv/iakntahe. Mischievous, a. raukeke; rahu-
rnhu. Misery, n. mate; pouri. Misgive, v.i. manukanuka; ko-
rapa; awangawanya ; rikarika. Mislead, v.t. whakahe;whakamuhu Misled, a. rarua. Miss, v.t. hemo; heke; jjcbhemo. Mis-said, be, v.i. nape; j)akewa;
tapepe. Missed out, a. hapa; ngere. Missing, a. ngaro. Missionary, n. mihanere. Mist, n. kohu; jnikohu; takohu;
au ; rehu. Mistaken, a. he; poauau; pohehe ;
j)ohewa; jjokaku; jjorahurahu;
hori. Misty, a. anehu ; 2}unehunehu ;
iirvJiango. Mistress, n. rangatira. Mix, v.t. pokepoke; po2)o ; natu;
ko7iatunatio ; whakananu; whaka-
ranu; whakahanumi ; whaka-
whenumi. Mixed, a. nami; ranu; hanumi;
wlienumi. Moan, v.i. aurere; ngunguru. Moat, n. a7vakeri; awakari; awa-
riia; atvamate. Mock, v.t. tawai; taunu; whaka-
tau ; patai. Model, n. pukenga; taidra. Moderate, a. mahaki. Moderately, ad. iti; tahanya. Modest, porearea. Moist, a. maku ; makuku ; hau-
makii; hauku ; hautaku; kopu-
toitoi; kuwaitvai; toi; toivawahi ;
mowai.
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Moisten, v. t. 7vhakamakuku, Moisture, n. maku; hnuku; hmi-
taku. Mole, n. iraira. Molest, v.t. whakatete. Money, n. moni. Month, n. marama. Monument, u. tolm. Moon, u. marama; ahoroa; atarau;
peiva. Moonlight, n. atarau; atamarama. Moor, 11. koraha. Mooring-place, n. tauranga. More, a. tetalbi atu; nui alio; rahi
atu. Morning, early, n. ata. Morning star, the, n. Tawera. Morrow, on the, ad. ajjoj^o; au-
hiake. Morsel, n. maramara. Mortar, n. mo at a. Mortified, a. kikohionga. Mosquito, n. waeroa; naeroa;
aaeuHP. Moss (on trees), n. kohukohu;
papa])a; rimurimu. Moth, n. huhu; naonao; purehu-
rehu: jjurehioa; 2Jepe; pepepe. Mother, n. matua tvahine; tvhaea;
koka; ivhaerere; karawa; tiaka;
?alu(}vltar'ua. Mother-in-law, n. hungaivai ; hu-
navere; hunarei. Moulder, v. i. waitau. Mouldy, a. heka; hekaheka; puru;
kopuru. Mound, u. toropuke; pukepiike. Mount, v.t. eke.
Mountain, v.t. maunga; mounga. Mourn, v.t. tangi; aue; uhunga. Mournful, a. tiwerawera. Mourning, (sign of), n. tatia. Mouse, n. kiore. Mouth, n. mangai; waha; ma-
tvhera.
— sides of, n. jjakiwaha.
— (of a river), n. ngutuawa; ko-
ngutiiawa ; tvahapu; kuaha; pu-
aha. Mouthpiece (of a calabasli) n. titi. Move, v.t. neke; nuku; ivhaka-
tiekeiieke ; whakakorikori.
— (by entreaty), whakatara.
— feet to and fro, v. i. hikaikai.
— hands to and fro, v.i. aro- aro'whaki.
— lips, V. i, komekome.
Move, v.i. keukeu; korikori; taka; nuku ; neke; paneke; kanekeneke; koke; koki; titaka; ngate; nga- tete ; patete ; koni ; panuku ; onoi ; ngaoko.
— aside, v.i. kotiti; matataau.
— (in any direction) v. i. ahu.
— in a random w^ay, v. i. hiko.
— sideways, v. i. whakakoko.
— stealthily, v. i. whakaangi; wJiakaheoigi.
— swiftly, v.i. omaki; mimiro; iere.
Much, a. nui; rahi.
Mud, n. paru; j)ar7ij)aru; hu;
kohi; oi. Muffle, V. t. whakangenengene ;
whakapungenengene. Mule, n. MUERA. Mullet, n. kanae. Multiply, v.t. ivliakanui ; whaka-
rau. Multitude, n. maha; hira; mano ;
tini; hea. Mummy, n. ivliakapakoko. Murder, v.t. kokuru; whakajnko;
towluire ; kaikino. Murmur, v. i. kowhetewhete ; ko-
humuhumu; nanu; haku; tapi-
tapi; tvhakatanguru ; ivawara. Muscle, n. iiaua. Mushroom, n. harore. Musket, n. p?i. Mussel, n. kuku ; purewha ; kutai;
hanea; ngupara; kakahi. Mussel-bed, n. patiotio. Muster, v.t, lohakataka; tawhiu.
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Mutter, v.i. hameme; hamumu;
komeme ; hawata. Mutton-bird, n. titi. Muzzle, n. waha; ngutu.
Noose
Muzzle, v.t. whakamoka; rongo-
tvaha; taparenga. My, pron. taku; toku; aku; oku.
N
Nail, n. titi; whao; nera.
— (of finger, ifec.) maikuku; mati- kuku .
Naked, a. kau: tahanga; taka-
liore. Name, n. ingoa. Name, v.t. hua; tapa; tua. Namely, adv. ara. Nap (of cloth), n. hungahunga. Narrow, a. ivhaiti. Nation, n. iwi; hajju; pu. Native, a. maori; tui^u. Natural, a. maori. Nausea, feel, v. i. whakapai-ruaki. Navel, n. pito. Nay, ad. kahore. See not. Neap tides, n. taitai ririki; tai
koiva; tai taia. Near, a. tata; tatata; jjatata; tai-
tata; tutata. Nearly, ad. wahi iti; me kore;
me kari. Neck, n. kaki.
— back of, n. tuta; porokaki; moua.
Needed, be, v.i., matea. Needle, n. ngira. Neglect, v.t. whakarere. Neighbour, n. hoa tata. Nephew, n. iramutu; tapairu. Nest, n. otvhanga; kowhanga. Nestle, v.t. ivhakaahuru. Net, v.t. ta; takeke. Net, n. kupenga; kaharoa; ranga-
tahi ; taivauwau ; kaka ; p>urangi ;
pukoro; kukuti; tauichat^i; wha-
kawhiu; koko; pouraka. — , hand, n. tata; tawiri; rohe;
kori; toere; toemi; kape.
Net, catch in a, v.t. hao. Nettle, n. ongaonga. Neutral, a. kuj^apa. Never, ad. kahore rawa; kihai
ratva. Nevertheless, ad. he ahakoa. New, a. hou; tauhou. News, n. korero. Next day, on the, ad. ao ake; te
aonga ake; auinake. Nibble, v. harangote; tongi; ti-
tongi. Nice, a. reka.
Niece, n. iramutu; tapairu. Niggard, n. atua; atuapo; pito-
kite; tohe. Night, n. po; kengo.
— last, ad. inapo; nonapo; no tenei po.
Nimble, a. hohoro; kakama. See
quick. Nine, a. iwa.
Nineteen, a. tekau ma iwa. Ninety, a. iwa tekau; hokoiwa. Nip, v.t. kikini; kuku; jio^kini. Nipple, n. u. Nit, n. riha. No, ad. kahore; kanape.
— (in answer to a negative ques- tion), ae.
No more, a. heoti; heoi.
Nod, v.i. tungou; manana; rutu.
Noise, make a, v.t. turituri;
maniania; pioro; nganga; nge;
hoihoi; tihoihoi; nani. None, a. kahore. Noose, n. rore; taivhiti; kaha;
koro; koromahanga; mahanga;
tari.
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Normal, a. maori.
North, 11. raki; raro; hauraro.
North wind, n. hauraro; tapa-
raro; huiraki; koraki; karapu;
kotiu ; tawahatiui. North-east -wind, n. pawhakarua;
pakihiroa. North-west wind, u. hauauru-
ma-raki; vutiiru; mataeo; kape-
kape; parei'a; hauatiu; tupatiu. Nose, n. ihit.
— , lower part of, n. jjoniania. Nostril, 11. ponyaporiya ; jjonc/aihti ;
poaiic/aanya. Not, ad. kahore; kore; kanape;
kihai; k'ui'uu; ehara; ehake; hau-
nya; hove; ana; auaka ; auraka;
kaua; kanaka; kei; te. Notch, V. t. teno; tokari; kakari;
karikari; whakakarikari; pakini. Notched, a. teno. Notwithstanding, conj. ahakoa. November, n. Nowkma. Novice, n. ihupuku; tauhou. Now, ad. aianei; inaianei; na tou;
katahi; tenei. Nudge, v.t. tuketuke. Numerous, a. malm; tokomaha;
hira; tini. Nurse, v.t. hiki; tapuhi. — (a sick person), v.t. whakaomo-
omo. Nurse, u. kai-hiki.
O (vocative), int. B.
Oakum, n. tahunga.
Oar, n. hoe.
Oath, n. oATi.
Obedient, a, nyawari; rongo.
Obey, v.t. rongo.
Object, v.t. whaknkahore; whaka- korekore ; rvhakaepa.
Oblique, a. ta; tahapa.
Observe, v.t. titiro; inatakitaki.
Obsidian, n. tuhua; mata tuhua.
Obstacle, u. taunahua; arai; tau- arai; epa.
Obstinate, a. turi; tutu; keke; whakakeke; hokeke; houkeke; taringa; ioio ; taiimaro ; 2)apa- mo/ro ; hoi; motohe; pake.
Obstruct, v.t. arai; pa; taujm; haukoti ; tau})are.
Obtain, v. t. whiivJi.i. — (by flat- tering or coaxing), ene. — (by artitice), itiatai.
Obtained, be, v. i riro.
Occupation, n. mahi.
Occupied, be, v.i. ivarea.
Ocean, n, moana.
Ochre, red, n. kokowai; tareha;
karaniea; horu. October, n. Oketopa. Octopus, n. wheke. Odd, (having no fellow), a. tautahi. — number, n. hara; koha; p)unga;
tauhara; tuma. Odd portion of measure of
length, n. ArtM. Odour, n. kakara; haunga; mono-
mo7io. Of, (belonging to), prep. a;o; na; no Offence, n. liara; he. Offend, V. t. tunuhuruhuru. Offensive, a. anuanu; harehare ;
mataliarehare ; weriweri; mani-
nohea; koeo. Offering, n. tiri; whakahere. OflB.ce, n. mahi. Oflacer, n. APIHA. Offspring, n. uri; whanau; momo. Often, ad. auau. Oh, int. 0. Oil, n. hinu; noni. Old, a. tawhito; iuarangi; auki;
ukiuki; aweko; pakoko.
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Old man, n. koroheke; koroua; kara; karaua; kopura; purakau.
— ■woman, n. kuia ; ruwahine; hupeke.
— person, n. poua; kaumatua; koeke.
Omen, ill, n. aitua.
Ominous, a. aitua.
Omit, v.t. kape.
Omnipotent, a. kaha rawa.
On, prep, ki runga i; i; ki; a; hei;
no. Once, ad. tuatahi. One, a. tahi; ngatahure. Onion, n. riki. Only, ad. anake; anahe; kait,; tonu.
— child, n. huatahi. Onwards, ad. ake; atu.
Ooze, V. i. toto; pati; pa/^i; p)W^- Open, a. hamama; puare; poare;
mawhera; tawhera; tuwhera;
kowhera; matatawha; matamoi;
matata; raha; koraha ; poaha. Open, v.t. tvhakapuare ; tvhewhera ;
whakatuwhera ; huaki; uaki;
tiwhaki. Open country, n. koraha; korehe;
parae; tahora; raorao. Opening, n. puta; tomokanga. Openly, ad. matanui; tamitami. Ophthalmia, n. ^;>«^;«/iewa; tore- tore. Opinion, n. whakaaro. Opportunity, n. wa. Oppose, v.t. whawhai; arai; atete;
kairiri. Opposite, a. anganui; hangai;
aronui; taurite. Opposite side, (of river, &c.), n.
tawahi ; taraivahi. Oppress, v.t. whakawhiu; whaka-
tina; ivhere; ivhakawhere; ta-
tami. Oppressed, a. taimaha; taumalia. Oppressive, a. taitahae; nanakia;
whakatina. Or, conj. ranei; raina.
Oracle, n. ka^ipapa.
Oration, n. korero; whai-korero;
taki. Orator, n. pu-korero. Ordain, v.t. whakarite. Order, v.t. tapa; unga; tono; ngare;
whakahau ; tautapa. Order, put in, v.t. whakapai. Origin, n. timatanga ; take ; putake. Ornament for the neck, n. hei;
heitiki. Ornamental, a. whakapaij)ai. Orphan, n. pani. Oscillate, v. i. pAupiu ; kopiupiu. Other, the, pron. tera; tera atu. Otherwise, ad. pe/iei. Our, pron. to taua; ta taua; to
maua; ta maua; to tatou; ta
tatou; to matou; ta matou. Ourselves, pron. taua; maua;
tatou; matou. Out, ad. ki waho.
— of breath, a. hemanawa.
— of patience, a. hoha ; hoke- hokea,
— of regular sequence, a. ti- j}aopao ; tipokapoka; kohikohiko.
— of the way, a. taivhio.
, keep oneself, v. i. tuohu.
Outermost, a. 7vaho rawa. Outside, the, n. tvaho.
Oven, n. hangi; umu; hapi; hopi;
tapi; tapipi; topipi; karahu;
tarahu; kohua; konao; kopa;
kori; okeoke; tawntu ; tonihinihi ;
tungitu ngi ; o UM u. Over, prep, ki runga i ; ma runga
i; &c. Overawed, a. hopohopo. Overbearing, a. hakiki; tvhaka-
tuanui. Overcast, a. koipuipu; kongu;
koruki; kowhanga ; pohuhu ; tau-
purn; topuni; tukupu. Overcast sky, n. kekeao. Overcome, be, v.i. mate; taea;
wherea; parangia; jjdpd; tina.
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Overflow, v.i. huri; puke; to- rena; purena; engaenga; ko- remiamiga ; ngawha; toka.
Overgrow^n, a. ururua; hururua ; tuJuui; rango ; muliu.
Overhang, v.i. tamvhare.
Overhanging, a. areare; tau- 'inariunarit,.
Overlap, v.i. inaki.
Overlay, v.t. pojjarua.
Overload, v.t. whakawhiu; whaka- tiua.
Overlook, v.t. tirotiro.
Partner
Overpowered, be, v.i. pari te ihu. Overspread, v.i. horapa. Overtaken, be, v.i. rokoJianga;
rokoliitia; mau. Overthrow, v. t. huri; hua; poro-
huri. Overturned, be, v.i. tahuri; tu-
poporo; porotp.Uke ; potcteke. Owl, 11. koukou; ruru. Own, a. ake (after a possessive). Owner, n. tangata nana.
Ox, n. OKI HA.
Oyster, n. tio; ngakihi.
Pace to and fro, v.i. rere; toiha. Pack, v.t. takai; kohi; whakaia- kupe.
— in small compass, v.t. ruku- rnku.
Packet, n. takai.
Pad, n. whakapuru ; paretua ;
Uipa. Pad, v.t. matata; whakapxiru. Paddle, n. hoe; hirarv.
— steering, n. urungi; urunga. Paddle, v.t. hoe; tarau.
Page, n. wharangi.
Paid, be, v.i. ea.
Paid for, be, v.i. ea; rite.
— - — -, not, a. tarewa.
Pail, n. PEERK.
Pain, n. mamae.
Pain, be in, v.i. mainae; kohari-
hari. Painful, a. mamae; matengatenga. Paint, v.t. pani; ta. Paint, n. peita. Pair, n. jju; topu; jmrua. Pairs, in, a. j)unarua. Palatable, a. 7'eka; apuaj^u. Palate, n. ngao; pikiarero; tako. Pale, a. ma; koma; kotea; horotea;
tuatea. Paling, n. wana; kawawa; wawa.
Palm tree, n. nikau; iniko ; muka ;
muiiga. Palm (of the hand) n. jyaro; kapu;
kajninga. Palsy, n. pararutiki. Pant, v.i. mapu ; tare; huatare;
jnika; kiha; ivluikaeaea; hotu;
ivhakahotuhot u ; kahekahe. Pap, n. u.
Papa, n. pa2)a; matua. Paper, n. jnikajyuka ; pkpa. Paper-mulberry, n. aufe. Papillae (on the skin), n. tara;
Jiuahua. Paradise-duck, n. ptitangitangi;
jnUa^igitangiatama ; 2^^tangita-
ngiatoa. Parch, V. t. tunu. Pare, v.t. tihore; tijji. Parent, n. matua. Paroquet, n. kakai-iki ; powhaitere. Parrot, n. kaka; 2}erua. Parry, v.t. karo. Part, n. wahi. Participate, v.i. uru. Parting words, n. koha ; poroaki ;
jioroki. Partly fllled, a. takere. Partner, n. hoa.
Party
Party, n. ope; 2)ahi; rahinga;
uepti; whana. See company. Pass, n. ajnti; kajnti. Pass a^vay, v.i. memeha.
— behind, v.i. atvhe; nunumi.
— Tby, v.i. 2)ahure; hori; taha; heino; pahemo; pahika; tahapa; hipa; ririu. — v. t. kape.
Pass near, v. i. wa7ii ; miri ; hohoni; konihi.
— through, V. i. puta. Passage, n. ara; putanga. Passed by, be, v.i. hapa; ngere. Past, be, v.i. mahue; pahure;
pahemo; hori. Pat, v.t. pakipaki; popo. Patch, n. jmpaki; tapiri; tapi; hoi.
— (small area), n. tiwha; a2)ure; jmrepure.
PatchTvork, n. kuira. Path, n. ara; whakatika. Patient, a. manawanui. Pattern, n. tauira; ritenga; _^:>m-
kenga. Pause, v.i. okioki; tu. Pay for, v.t. whakaea; utu. Payment, n. ^itu. Peace, n. rongo; ranghnarie. — , make, v. i. hohou i te rongo. Peaceful, a. rangatira; rangima-
rie; marie. Peacemaker, n. kai-hohou rongo;
takawaenga. Peach, n. pititi. Peak, n. keo; keokeonga ; tara.
— (of a cap), n. jyci,'''^' Peaked, a. keokeo. Pebble, n. kirikiri; kohaiu. Peck, v.t. tim,o; tongi; titongi. Pedigree, n. tahuhu; tahto; ka-
wai; kawei. Peel, n. kiri; hiako; tangai; ta-
peha; peha; horehore. Peel, v.t. tihore; horehore; pao-
2iao; pangunungunu. Peeled, be, v.i. mahore ; mahihore;
2)ahore; titupu; whakatako.
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Peep, v.i. tirotiro; matakitaki. Peg, n. 2>oupou; tia; tirau. Pelt, v.t. epa ; hoa ; kuru ; whakuru. Pen, or pencil, n. pene. Penetrate, v.i. ngoto. Penguin, n. korora. Penis, n. nre; tara; tehe. People, n. iwi; hunga; tangata;
whana; nuinga. Pepper, n. pepa. Perceive, v.t. kite; maori. Perch, n. taunga; j^^ae; viutu;
tutu; rongohua; tuhunga. Perfect, a. tika; rite tonu. Perform, v.t. mahi. Perhaps, ad. ^^ea. Perish, v.i. mate; memeha; tipoko. Permanent, a. tuturu; tu2)u; take- take ; 2)'i^mau; tumau; whai;
tiwai. Permit, v.t. tuku. Perpendicular, a. tu tonu; 2^ou-
2)ou. Perplexed, be, v.i. raru; ku-
raruraru; 2^okeka; 2^onana; po-
rahurahu; whakatuatea; tua-
rangaranga. Persecute, v.t. whakatoi. Persevere, v.i. tohe; tautohe;
kawe; whaiwhairoroa. Person, n. koro; tahae; tahake;
koroke; kiko. — employed in anything, n. kai,
followed by a verb. Perspiration, n. kakawa; tota;
tokakawa. Persuade, v.t. kukume; whaka-
wai. See beguile. Pertinacious, a. tohetohe. Perverse, a. tutu; aweke; whaka-
tete. Pervert, v.t. whakariro-ke ; whaka-
ta2Jeha. Pest, 11. nanakia; autaia; taita-
hae. Pestilence, n. mate uruta. Pestle, n. kuru; 2)ci'0i-
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Pet, n. viaimoa; mokaikai. Phlegm, 11. Diare; kea. Phosphorescent substance, n.
}iiii.atore ; puratoke. Physic, 11. roiiyoa; wairakmi. Pick out, v.t. tvhirirvhiri; koivhiri;
kape; karo; tikaro ; hikaro; ko-
whitiwhiti; komiri; koivae. Piece, n. wahi; niaramara; Finn. Pieces, take to, v. t. tukituki. Pied, a. opure. Pierce, v.t. tvero; poka; tui. Pierced, a. ngangengange. Piercing, a. tio. Pig, n. I'OAKa; kuhukuhtc. Pigeon, n. kukupa; kuku; kereru. Pile, V. t. puranga. See heap. Pillow, n. urunga. Pilot, n. kai-torungi. Pimple, n. huahua; kiritona. Pimples, be covered with, v. i.
2)apata; ^^ara. Pin, n. PINK.
— (for fastening a mat), n. mi. Pinch, v.t. pakini; kikini; kara-
piti; nanati; nonoti. Pinchers, n. kuku. Pinched with cold, a. Imiki. Pine away, v. i. hiangongo. Pipeclay, n. taioma. Pit, n. rua; pokorua; korua; ma-
rua; poka; waro. — (for storing kumara, »fec.), rtia;
hapoki ; hapoko ; hopekiivi ; ko-
piha; korotangi. — (of the stomach), n. waha o te
ate. Pitfall, n. pokere. Pity, n, aroha. Pity, v.t. aroha. Place, n. wahi. — of departed spirits, n. po;
reinga. — , out of, a. tuwa. Place, V. t. panga ; maka ; wai-
ho ; whakanoho ; whakatakoto ;
whakatu; whiu.
Place one upon another, v.
whakapapa; whakapipi; taj^ae;
iiri. — on board (a canoe, <fec.), v. t.
^Ua. Plain, n. mauia; raorao; 2}arae;
tahora; pnpatahi; reoreo. Plain, a. mara,ma. Plan, n. tatai ; tikanga ; korero
tvhakatakoto. Plane, n. kota. Plank, n. pajm. Plant, v. t. whakato ; ko ; tiri ;
pokapoka ; koiri ; pirori ; ono ;
tatiu; kokau; whiu; tou; whaka-
topatopa. — in hillocks, v.t. takapuke. — at intervals, or in vacant
spaces, v.t. iiriwa. Planting-time, n. koanga. Plat, v.t. raranga; whiri. Platform, n. atamira. Play, v. i. takaro ; whakanene ;
whakatekateka. Plaything, n. pataritari ; mea
takaro. Pleasant, a. ahuareka; rekareka;
matareka; parekareka. Pleased, be, v. i. pai; ahuareka;
maha; manawareka ; waingohia. Pleiades, n. Matariki. Plentiful, a. maha; tini; rahi.
See abound. Pliable, a. ngohengohe; kongohe;
ngore; koj)e.
Plough, n. PARAU.
Ploughshare, n. he a.
Pluck, v.t. whawhaki; kowhaki;
kato; auru ; kopepe; muru; ko-
rari. Plug, n. puru ; karemu. Plug, v.t. puru; mono.
Plum, n. PARAMU.
Plumbline, n. paramu. Plump, a. kukune. Plunder, v.t. muru; hui; murei; hone; ngau; pahtia; roromi;
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takahi ; tukuku ; hunuhunu ;
rehu. Pocket, 11. putea. Point, 11. matamata; fara; ka-
tara; hiku; koinga; tongi. — (of canoe sail), taketake. — of, be on the, v. i. irliano. Point out, V. t. ivhakaatu ; tuhi. Pointed, a. krokpo; popo; Jioka. Pointing up-wards, a. takuranyi. Points, having many, a. mata-
raib.
Poison, 11. I'AETINI.
Pole, n. toko; titoko ; urutoko; pa-
iioho ; tauteka. Policeman, n. pirihimana. Polish, V. t. wJtakakanapa. Pollen, n. para. — of raupo, ^nmgapunga. Ponder, v. t. liuriliuri; whakaaro-
aro. Pool, n. hojma; kopiha; Jiaroio-
rnto. Poor, a. rawa-kore. Pop, v.i. pako. Porch, n. ivhakamahaii. See
verandah. Pork. n. POAKA. Porpoise, n. tti^wnpou ; hoptthopu ;
traiaiia ; upokohue. Portage, n. toanga-ivaka. Porter, n. kai-amo; kai-pikau. Portion, n. wahi; tutanga. Position, n. turanga; takotoranga. Possess, V. whiwhi. Possessing, a. 7vhai. Possible, be, v.i. taea; ahei. Post, n. pou; titrtcpou; take; turi;
tiki. — supporting middle of ridge- pole, poutokomanawa. Posteriors, n. remu; tou. Potato, n. kapana; parareka; ri-
wai ; hiwai ; taiawa ; jmrete ;
j)apaka; ropi. — , seed, tinaku. — , s'weet, kumara.
Pot-bellied, a. pukuivheti.
Pother, n. pongere.
Pound, v.t. pool; kuru; tiiki.
Pound, n. pa una.
Pour, v.t. riringi; talioro.
Pout, v.i. faperu; ho.
Powder, n. pueJni; pauka.
Power, 11. mana,; kaha; maru.
Powerless, a. miere; rora.
Practice, n. ritenga.
Praise, v. t. ivhakapai ; moemiti;
icliakninoemiti. Pray, v.t. inoi. Prayer, n. inoi. Preach, v. t. kanwhan. Precious, a. utunui; matahiapo;
puinki. Precipice, n. pari. Precise, a. pu; tino. Pregnant, be, v.i. hnpu; ahua;
to. Prepare, v.t. taka; takatu; taka-
faka. — for cooking, taiUe. Prepared, a. takatu. Preposterous, a. Jiaraki. Present, n hakari; ichakahere ;
kolia. — to bride's relations tapaku-
tvlia. — in return, n. pehipehi; whaka. Present time, up to, ad. mohoa
iioa iiei; moroki noa nei. Present, v.t. tajme. Presently, ad. akicaiiei ; aiatiei;
taihoa; takaro; kia toka. Preserve, v. t. raliui; roiigoa ;
tohu. Press, x.t.pelii; tami; tamoe. — (to do anything), v.t. tohe; ka-
kari; akiaki. Pretext, n. takunga ; whakata-
rmia. Pretty, h. ataahua. Prevent, v.t. arai; taupa. Prey, u. parakete ; ]jarure7iga ;
ori.
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Price, n. Ufa; r'Ueiiya. Prick, v.t. oka; wero; timo. Prickly, a. onc/aoiu/a ; koikoi; ta-
raturn ; ktifiird; fiotio. Pride, ii. ivhakfcprhdjic/ia. Priest, u. arikl; tolnoiujd. Print, v.t. ta: i'Ekkiii. Printer, u. kai-ta. Prison, n. ivliare-licreliere. Prize, v.t. hihuiakau. Proceed, v.i. lutrrc; ivliauo; irluii.
See go. Procreate, v.t. (d. Procure (by .seeking), v.t. lidJia. Produced, be (as a crop), v.i.
ca. Producing no food, a. taitaia-
heiujd. Productions of the earth, n.
num. Progeny, n. ?tri; wlianau; aita-
m/a. Project, v.i. jnirero; toliira. Projection, n. nyao; piikm; koto-
kofi). Prolific, a. tikorua. Promise, n. knpu ivltakaari ; ki
taiiram/i. Promontory, n. rae; knrae; kn-
mori'r, /oronka; tumu. See
headland. Prompt, be, v.i. takaniti. Pronounce, v.t. ivhakahua. Proof, u. fo/iu; ivltakaponotangn. Prop, n. tokomanya ; uelia ; tau-
teka. Prop, v.t. tautoko. Propel with a pole, v. t. toko ;
titoko. Proper, a, tikn.. Property, n. hanya; taonya; ra-
tva; taputapu; nyerenyere. Prophet, n. POROi'iTi. Propitiate, v. t. whakaporepore ;
irli nkiiliere ; whaknmarie. Propitiatory offering, n. whaka-
here.
Propose, v.i. hikii, irluvkmiro ; taka
ma/iara. Propound (foi- di.scussion), v.t.
'i(^li((k((fn. Prostrated, be, v.i. Iiorotete. Prosy, a. (ouiki; autaki. Protect, V. t. tiaki. Protrude, v. i. ]Hi,tPTo ; whnknrae ;
Proud, ;». ivlMkdpcliitpelia ; icJiakn- liilii : ivJiakakakc ; n-li(t.k((tnma- titinu.
Prove, v.t. ivltakdmatmi.
Proverb, n. u-Itdkafnuki.
Provisions, n. kai; o; powJiiri- vJiiri.
Provoke, v.t. jKifai ; patari; tari- tari; ivliakatari ; uhakapatari- tai-i; ene; takitaki; whnkaka- ranyirauyi ; ichtikntina ; taiki; tapena.
Prow, n. iliu.
Prudent, a. ivhakaaro.
Prune, v.t. kokofi.
Psalm, 11. waiata.
Pshaw, int. hi.
Pubes, 11. piike.
Publican, n. i'vvirikaxa.
Public, a. md ; marake.
Publish, v. t. panui.
Pudding, make into a, v.t. rona.
Pudenda muliebria, n. teke;toke.
Puff (of wind), n. picrekereke.
Puling, a. koroinyoinyo.
Pull, v.t. kukume ; to.
— about, V. t. rnhurahu ; tanyo- tanyn ; niakitdihnii ; raukeke.
— against one another, v. i. tau- jchdtoto.
— off, V.t. itnii.
— one another's hair, v.t. tau-
Imtihuti ; liuhuti. — up, v.t. Jiuh'iiti; karikari; ko-
ivhiti; raiiya; huaranya.
— the trigger (of a gun), v.t. ken.
PuUed off, be, v.i. taaunu.
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Pulpy, a. pepe; kopepe; tahoho;
pupuru; niolmnya. Pulverize, v. t. whakanehu; tapa. Pumice, n. pungnpunga ; tahoata. Pumpkin, n. paukena. Pungent, a. tatigeo; kanekane. Punished, be, v. i. ngahingahi ;
ngaxvlii. Pupil, n. akonga; tauira. — (of the eye), n. ivhatu; whatu-
pango ; karu])ango. Purchase, v. t. hoko. Pure, a. ma; purotu; toari; pi-
ata; purata. Purify, V. t. wliakama; mea kia
ma. Purple, a. I'APunA. Purpose, V. i. whakaaro; koron;
mea; ki. Purpose, to no, ad. maumau ;
noa ; Inia-kore. Purse, n. vaiu. Purse up, V. t. kukuti. Pursue, V. t. aru; tvliai.
Quite
Purulent, a. taematuku.
Pus, n. pirau.
Push, V. turaki; ^jana; koj)ana;
uaki; hoe; tatau. — one's way (through bushes,
(tc), V. i. muJiu. Put, V- maka. See place. — in, v.t. kokonio ; whawhao. ^on (garments), v.t. kakahu; ko-
komo. — on board (a ship or canoe), v. t.
uta. — out (extinguish), v.t. tinei. — out (hs the tongue), v. t. wha-
tero; whetero. — together, v. t. tungutwiiguiu ;
tittakltaki ; wtigutu; whakawha-
iti, — side by side, v.t. ajnti; kara-
piti. Putrefy, v. i. kikohimga. Putrid, a. pm'au ; i; pihonga ;
meto.
Q
Quack, V. i. keke. Quadruped, n. kararehe; kuri. Quake, v. i. wiri; hungoingni ;
Jnioioi; ngapu ; tuhmiwiri. Quail, n. koitareke ; hnitavf.ke ;
horeke; kokoreke. Quantity, n. rnaha; mii. Quarrel, ii. pakanga; riri; wliai-
ni/a ; tvheinga. Quarrel, v. i. whawlud ; tatau;
riri; ngangare; kakari ; kai-
kiri ; totohe ; ivhakanehenehe ;
ivJinkanene; tvliakanihoniho ; ive-
kiki; ivaivau; ivhakatete. Quarrelsome, a. jmkuriri; pa-
kani. Quartz, n. mata. Queen, n. ktini. Quench, v.t. tinei,
Question, v.t. id; patai; pakiki. Quick, be, v. i. hohoro; kakama;
hauha^i; Itihiko; kapekapetau ;
tangatanga ; kaiiUmgatanga ; ta-
ianga ; niaJiaii; ngahaii; nga-
wari; pekepeke; tnJiaua; whaka-
maroro ; tere; taheke; tatura ;
rangataln. Quicken, v.t. uihakaliohoro ; wlia-
kangawari ; ivliakaliauliaii,, tkc. Quiet, a. marip, ; rangimarie ;
aliuaivaimarie; mahaki ; rata ;
taknpe. Quiet, v.t. ivhakamarie ; u-haka-
rarata. Quill, n. hokai. Quince, n. kviwi. Quite, ad. ata; rawa; tonu ; ton;
tiiio; ke; noa; marire.
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Race, n. momo; uri.
Racy, a. tataki.
Radius (<>f the arm), n. apiti.
Raft, n. kahupapa ; mokihi ;
moki. Rafter, n. heke; nehe; oka. Rag, n. pakaru kakahu; karu-
ka7'u; tawhetawhe; nyetangeta ;
jyetapeta. Ragged, a. kuhakuha ; ruharuha;
taulietatvhe ; petapeta. Raging, a. riri ; aritarita ; nanau ;
-ivhaknnanau ; iiana ; iiguha ;
rupahu; ruta ; nitu. Rail, n. tamjotauyo ; huaJma: kalio ;
roau; reri. Rain, n. ua; mvha; jmtapataia-
wha. — , light, n. koumia. — water, n. ivai pataua. Rain, v. i. ua.
— heavily, v. i. whakareivai. Rainbow, n. anuvaniwa; kahu-
hira; ouenukii. Raise, v. t. hapai ; tvhakaara ;
ichakaikeike ; ]>aikeike ; riaki ;
rang a; Id. — by a lever, v. t. Jma. Raised, be, v. i. ikeike; maiengi;
maiangi; morunga; rewa; rna-
reiva ; tarewa ; tairanga ; ra-
ngai; mahioa. — (as dust), tutu. Rake, n. rakurahi; rakaraka. Ram, V. 1. tnki; ])apa. Random, at, ad. noa. Rank, ii. knpa ; aroakapa ; ra-
rangi. Rankle, v.i. horu. Ransom, n. utu. Rap, v.t. kuru; papaki; patuki. Rapid, a. tere. Rapid, 11. au; puau; taheke.
Rare, a. jniiaki; tuauru.
Rash, a. hikaka.
Rat, n. More; raaungar'ua ; hina-
moki; riroi. Rate of rowing, n. waihoe. Rather, ad. engari; erangi. Rattle, v.i. tatangi; patato. Rave, v.i. haurangi; porangi;
hawata; riipalm. Raw, a. mata; torouka; kaimata;
piUoto; whakarae; tonganga;
kaiota. Ray, 11. hihi; ihiihi; toko; tira. Rays, emit, v. i. tara ; ivhaka-
icanaivana. Razor, n. heu ; rama. Reach, v.i. tnjwno; tae; pa. —
(to the bottom), v.i. tatu; ta-
jmtu; tapolih. — (its limit), v.i.
tuttijki. — , out of, a. aweawe; tapu. Reach (with thehand), v.t. tvhaka-
toro ; whatoro. — - (with a stick), v.t. roii; tirou. Read, v.t. korero; pamii. Ready, be, v.i. takatxi. Reap, v.t. kokoti. Rear, v.t. whakatupu; wliangai. Rear, n. Mku; muri. — , be in the, v.i. tauhiku. Reason, n. take; putake; tikanga. Rebel, v.i. tvhana. Rebuke, v.t. riri; ivliakahe. Receive, v.t. tango. Recent, a. Jiou. Recently, ad. inakuara; nona-
kiiara. Receptacle for the dead, n,
pouraka ; icaka tiipapaku. Recite, v.t. tvhakahua; rorongo;
taki ; takitaki. — legends, v.i. kauwhau; whaka-
papa.
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Recite genealogies, v.i. whaka-
moe ; whakatakoto. Reckon, v.t. tatau. Recognize, v.t. mohio; matau. Recoil, v.i. whmia. Recollect, v.t. mahara. Reconnoitre, v.t. arohi ; toro;
tutei. Recount, v.t. tatau. Recovered, a. riro mai. Recriminate, v.t. whakawmva. Red, a. ivhero; towhei-o; kura-
whero; ura ; kura; mahirakura ;
pakurakura; paka; 2xi.kaka ; nga-
ngana ; nonokura ; waiarangi. Red hot, a. kaka ; miramira ;
ratarata. Red ochre, n. kokowai; tareha;
horn; takou ; karamea. Reddish, a. makurakura ; im-
ivhero ; wherowltero. Redeem, v.t. hoko. Redeemer, n. kai-hoko. Reduce (in size), v.t. runa. Reed, n. kakaho. Reflected light, n. koliikn. Refractory, a. Manga; tutu. Refresh, v. t. whakahauJiait ;
ivJt akahnuora ; ivhakahovjlion. Refreshing, a. hauliau; liouhou.
See cool. Refreshment, n. paramanavca. Refuge, n. omanga; piringa. Refuse, v.t. paopao; whakanau;
whakakahore ; whakaparah ako ;
rvhakapeka; vieko; tuhe. See
reject. Refuse, n. nganga — (of a meal),
kainga. — (of flax leaf), para-
koka; pukaha; liaronga ; jjureke. Regard, token of, n. maioha. Regardless, a. ituhkuware. Regiment, n. hajiu hoi a. Region, n. ^>«e ; waha ; wa ;
ujludttia. Regretful, a. aroha; konohi ;
luauaivapa, awhitu.
Reign, v.i. kingi.
Reject, v.t. whakarere; ivhaka-
kino ; whakalioe ; ivhakapat'a-
hako ; akiri. Rejected, be, v.i. rere. Rejoice, v.i. hari; koa; whaka-
manaDiana. Relation, n. wlianauuga ; huanga;
uri; tahu; kanokano; epeepe ;
eweerve.
— (by marriage), kaireperppe; pakurvha ; tapakuivha.
Relax, v.t. ivliakakorokoro ; tuku-
tukn. Relaxing, (as heat), a. parore;
rorerore. Relay, n. tanga. Release, v.t. tuku. Relic, n. aha. Relieve, v.t. ivhakahii'ihiri; aivhi-
na ; wh akakapi. Religion, or religious service,
n. karakia. Relished, be, v.i. rekaiiia. Reluctance, shew, v.i. oioi. Reluctant, a. whakakumu; ivliaka-
uaua ; tvliPAiaua ; mannultea ;
manawapa. Rely, v.i., okioki; whakaivJdri-
uaki ; wliakaJdhiri. Remain, v.i. toe.
— (stay in a place), v.i. nolio. Remainder, n. toenga. Remains (of food), n. manga;
toeuga. Remark, n. kupu; korero. Remedy, n. rongoa. Remember, v.t. mahara. Remind, v.t, ivhakamalmra. Remnant (of an army or tribe),
n. tnorehu, ; toenga; momolianga ;
^vhakainakere ; morea. Remorse, n. pouri. Remove, v.i. haei-e; heke; whati;
maiki. Rent, be, v.i. ngahae; motu;
pakaru ; pakohu.
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Repair, v. t. hmuja; moanarua;
11. ni; taioake. Repeat, v. t. tuarua ; tarua ;
piirita; pajyarua; whanga. Repent, v.i. iupkneta. Replace, v.t. ivhnkahoki. Reply, V. t. wltakahoki hipu ;
iclidka. Report, make a, v.i. ^;a/;a. Repress, v.t. j>rJti; tami; tamoe;
korDjieJiii : ivliakamoroki. Reproach, v.t. tau;ai; tauim. Reprove, v.t. 7-iri. Reptile, u. ngarara. Repulsive, a. maiiiiiohea. Requited, be, v.i. ea; hei. Request, v.t. ki; inoi. Resemble, v.i. ahuahua; ahuka-
Inikn; ariaria; atvhiivhiwhi. Resemblance, n, alma; kahua;
rifpuga ; aria. Resentment, she^w, v.i. takarita. Reserve, v.t. wailio ; tohu; rongoa Residence, n. kainga; whare;
poitakakiioa. Resin, n. kapia; ivare; mapara. Resinous wood, n. kapara; ma- para. Resist, v.t. tvhawhai; riri; atete. Resolute, a. maro; uaua. Resound, v.i. j)ako; pakil; paoro. Respect, n.koha; wliakaaro ;kotua. Respect, v.t. manaaki; wliakaaro. Respire, v.i. whakaea; nga; ta. Rest, v.i. okioki; tau; tatopua. Rest (supjjort), n. pae. Resting-place, n. tainnata; oki-
okiiiga. Restless, a. okeoke ; talmrilmri ;
ohooho; karangi; ngaio ; rika;
ivhakariuka. Restore, v.t. whakahoki. Restrain, v.t. pupui'i; pehi; koro-
2)ehu; here; ■whakatina; whaka-
ita; nanati. — one's feelings, v. i. rvhaka- tonga.
Restrained, be, v.i. 77iau.
Result, n. iiihoiiga iho.
Retch, v.i. j>utaiietane.
Retire, v.i. hoki.
Return, v.i. hoki.
— frequently, v. i. hokihoki ;
muretnare. Return, v.t. whakahoki. Return, u. utit; pehipehi; whaka. Reveal, v.t. whakakite, whaka-
jm.aki; ivhaki; hura. Revelling, a. ururua. Revenge, v.t. ngaki; takitaki;
rapu utn. Revenge, n. utu; rapunga utu;
uto. — , object of, n. lUo ; ito. Reverberate, v.i. paoro. Reverence, v.t. hopohopo. Revile, v.t. taitna; tawai; patai. Revive, v.t. whakahauora. Revived, a. hauora. Revolve, v.i. taka. Reward, n. utu. Rib, n. rara ; taiki; kaokao. Rice, n. RAiHi.
Rich, a. moniona; whai taonga. Riddle, n. kai. See sieve. Ridge, n. kaweka; hiwi; kahiwi;
ttoatua; tutuatanga; tau; tau-
kaka; kaka; kauki; taukauki;
pae; tawa. Ridgepole, n. tahuhu; tauhic;
talni. Ridges, parallel, n. wakawaka. Ridicule, n. taumi; tawai. Right, a. tika; totika. Right hand, n. matati; katau. Rigid, (of the hair), a. puhihihilii. Righteous, a. tika. Rim, n. ngntu; niao. Rind, n. hiako; kiri ; peha ; tapeha;
tangai. Ring, n. kapa; p>07'0whita; ino-
whiti; koropewa ; jioria; takaore;
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Rip, v.t. jjawhai'a.
Ripe, a. maoa; maoka; maonga;
pe ; iigoungou ; tangoungou ;
tangoTungoru ; tangongo. Ripped, a. pohaha; jmwhara. Ripple, n. kare; puau; maj^u-
najnma. Rise up, v.i. ara ; maranga ;
wliakatika ; matika ; matike ;
ttitu ; maea; 2)uea; whakataira-
ngarmiga ; hapai ; takitaki ;
whakapuke. — (as the sun), rere. Rival, v.i. tawhai. See vie. River, n. awa. Road, n. huarahi; huanui. Roam, v.i. taka; takawhaki. Roar, v.i. rara; tangi; watva. Roast, v.t. tunu; rangirangi; pa-
rahunuhunu ; parangunu.
— slightly, v.t. whakaauau.
— (on a spit), v.t. hukihuki. Rob, v.t. pahua. See plunder. Rock, n. kowhatu; kamaka; toka;
teko; papa; j)urei. Rock to and fro, v.t. whaka-
pioioi. Rod, n. rakau. Roe (of a fish), n. hakari; hua;
pe; pewa. Roll, v.i. hurihuri; taka; taka-
huri; takaoioi; takaoriori. Roll, v.t. hurihuri; whakataka;
2nrori.
— into a bundle, v.t. pua. Roller, n. neke; rango; ngaro. Romp, v.i. toa. Roof, n. tuanui; moana.
— overhanging a gable, n. peru.
— of the mouth, n. pikiarero; ngao.
Room, n. takiwa; wa; wahi; ruma. Root, n. putake; take; aka; paki-
aka; paiaka. Root, v.t. ketu.
Rootlet, n. akaaka; weri; weuweu. Root out, v.t. huhuti; unu.
Rustle
Rope, n. whakaheke ; taura; ra-
hiri; kaha ; hutihuti; piae. Ropy, a. tataki. Rotten, a. jnrau ; pirahau ; koko ;
2)opo; kurripopo ; manumanu;
manumanua ; para. Rotten "wood, n. jmkorukoru. Rough, a. ongaonga ; taratara;
puwharawhara. — (as the sea),
a. ugarungaru ; karekare; pohe. Roughly, treat, v.t. atete. Round, a. porotaka; potakataka. Round about, a. awheo ; awhio ;
taiawhio ; tawhio; taka; taka-
aivhe ; autaki. Round, go, v.t. taawhe; whawhe;
taka; whakataka; umiki.
— be travelled, v.i. taawhe. Rouse, v.t. whakaara ; whakaoho. Row, n. rarangi ; kajya ; aroakapa;
tira; tutira. Row, v.t. hoe. Rub, v.t. miri; komiri ; muru ;
komuru ; muktirmiku ; kanikani;
ukui; 2>ci''>'Ufu; taruru; hika. Rubbish, n. otaota; kapurangi;
tahinga; para tahinga. Rudder, n. uruugi; urunga. Ruffled, (in temper), reoreoa. Rule, n. tikanga. Rumble, v.i. haruru ; ngunguru ;
koko; wawa; wheoro. Rumble, n. whakarurunga. Run, v.i. rere; oma; turere; karehe;
matiko.
— away, v.i. tahiUi; tatvhiti.
— over, v.i. huri : tore7ia ; purena; puhake.
— through, v.i. komama; heke. Runner, n. kawe; kawai; kawei. Rupture, n. whaturama. Rush, v.i. amo ; huaki; whakaeke.
— (as wind), kari; keri; jiukeri. Rush (a plant), n. wiwi. Rust, n. waikura; parariki. Rustle, v.i. ngahehe; ngaehe ;
wawara.
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Sabbath, u. H.irATi. Sack, 11. FEKic. Sacrament, n. uakaramkta. Sacred, a. tapu; rahtii. Sacred place, n. tuaahu; uruahu;
aliurewa; tvaltitaim; paraiiara. Sacrifice, n. i:)atthn(ja tapxi,. Sad, a. ponri; niato/poihri ; kiwa-
kiira; tiwliatiwha. Saddle, n. noltoanga hoiho; tera. Safe, a. ora. Safeguard, n. maru. Safety, ora; ormiya. Sail, n. ra; komaru; viamaru;
whakawhiti ; whara. — , set, v.i. retva; mamc. Sail, v.i. rei'e.
— together, v.i. kariri.
— along coast, v.t. liaiimiri.
— close to the ^vind, v.i. ngo- ngo.
— over, v.t. rere; tahoe. Sailed over, be, v. i. reia; rere-
nyia. Sailor, eeuamana. Saint, u. tangata tapu. Sale, u. hoko. Saliva, n. hanare; haware ; htiare;
hiiwhare. Salt, n. TOTE. Salt, a. mataitai. Salute, v.t. hongi; tangi; olta. Salvation, n. oranga. Same, a. tana; taxiaake. Sanctify, v.t. wliakatapu. Sand, n. onepih. — , "white, n. onetea. Sandal, n. parekereke; korelie;
tnmoAakuru. Sandbank, n. tahuna. Sandfly, n. namu. Sap, n. tvai. Sap "wood, n. taitea.
Y
Sapling, n. mahttri; kohuru. Satchel, u. pakij)aki. Satisfaction, n. utu. Satisfied, a. makona ; mana
ivari'ka; maha; na; ngata. Satisfy, v.t. whakana. Satisfying, a. nanea; ranea Saturday, u. hatarei. Sauce, n. khiaki. Saucepan, n. hopane. Saucy, a. tutu. Save, v.t. lohakaora; whakarau-
ora; (ohu. Saved with difficulty, a. oranoa;
orapito; oraiti. Saviour, n. kai-whakaora. Savour, n. kakara; ha; reka;
konakona. Savoury, a. kakara; makarakara. Saw, u. kani. Saw, v.t. kani. Sawdust, n. ota; para. Sawpit, n. wafv kani rakau. Sawyer, n. kai-kani; roia. Say, v.t. korero; ki; mea. See
speak. — prayers, &c. v.i. karakia. Saying, n. tvhakatauki; rvhaka-
taiiaki; kupu; korero; tataku. Scab, n. paku. Scabbed, a. tongako. Scaffolding, n. rangitapu. Scalded, be, v.i. wera. Scalled-head, n. 2)o,tito. Scale, n. inohi; unahi. Scapula, n. p>apaahuahua. Scar, n. nawe; nawenga; maki;
tnona. Scarce, a. onge; moti; ptUiore ;
■mokorea; paparoa. Scare, v.t. whakahaehae; whaka-
welii. Scarify, v.t. haehae.
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Scarlet, a. whero.
Scatter, v. t. titari ; hahu ; tihahu
hah II ; whakakorakora ; rui;
whakainarara ; heuheu; hoehoe;
rure. Scattered, be, v. i. heuheu; ma-
heu; paon ; mnrara ; koirira;
tirara; tirangaranga ; tirango-
rango ; katecdea; mahora; ta-
koha; ivawa; waivd. Scent, emit, v.i. kakara; tiare;
fiere ; haunga; 'pawa'pawa. Schism, n. ivehervehenga. Scholar, n. akonga. School, n. Kvr<A. — , (of whales), n. kauika. Scissors, n. kutikuti. ScoflFat, v.t. taunu; taivai; patai. Scold, v.t. rii-i; whakangutu-
iigutii; whaurau; kotvhete. Scoop, v.t. tikaro ; koko. Scorch, v.t. rangirangi; hunu-
hunu; torotoro ; haliana.
coriae, n. rangifoto. Scoundrel, n. taurekareka. Scour, V. i. horoi. Scout, n. tutei; titei; tutai. Scrap, n. toenga : tapahanga ;
motuhanga ; maramara; kuha. Scrape, v.t. rakuraku; roha-
wharo; wharowharo ; tahitahi;
tiwari ; ward ; ivarinvaru ;
pakeke; haro; kauhoro ; kauoroi;
tuakuku; harakuku; hakuku.
— out, V. t. 02)6.
Scratch, v.t. natu; rakarnka; rakuraku ; ope; nanaku; rarapi.
— one another, v. t. tarirapirapi. Scream, v. i. tangi ; koekoe ;
nyoeugoe ; tiwe. Screen, n. arai; patu; hoka;
jHihoka; hua; rianga ; jyakuka;
pa patu. Screen, v.t. arai; tauarai; pa;
whakamarumaru ; wkakaruru;
ri ; rohi. Scribe, n. kai-tuhituhi.
Scrofula, n. jntku; piikaki ; jwka-
poka. Scrub, v.t. horoi; ukuikui; inuku-
■muku. Scud, n. ao rere,; paroro. Sculk, v.i. piri. Scull, v,t. ue; koueue. Sea, n. nioatia; tai. Sea-breeze, n. muritai; wliaka-
rva ; ha7i moana ; mawake;
mcMdriki ; patokatoka; pitatci;
hikaiiui. Sea- coast, n. tatahi; tahafai;
takdtai; tapatai; akau. Sea-ear, n. jyaua; marapeka ; ko-
roriu'lia. Sea-urchin, n. kina. Seal, n. kekeno; niiRT. Seam, n. tuinga. Search, v. t. rajni ; haha ; hau-
rapa; ore; hure. See seek. Season, n. iva; j)o. Seat, n. nohoanga. Sea"weed, n. rimurimu. Second, a. rua; tuarua.
— man killed in battle, n. pehi.
Secret, a. ngaro; puku ; toroj)uku.
Secretly, ad. pnkn.
Secretion from the nose, n.
hiipe; kea. Secure, (free from care), takoha;
takuhe. Sediment, n. para. See, v.t. kite. Seed, n. purapura ; hua ; pua ;
liuri; kakano ; kopjura.
— potatoes, n. tinaku.
Seek, v.t. rapxh ; rapa; kimi;
haliu ; haha; auhaha ; hahau;
whakahaere. Seem, v.i. ngia. Seen indistinctly, be, v.i. aria;
ivliairo ; wheiro; ivhekori. Seer, n. matakite. See-saTV, v.i. tiemi. Seine, n. kupenga.
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Seize, v.t. hopu; kajw; rarahu;
TdivJii ; Jicrepu. Seized, be, v. i. man. Select, v.t. ivhirhvhiri ; kowhiri;
kowhiti. See pick out. Self, u. expressed by uddiug ad. ake Selfish, a. mohu. Sell, v.t. huko. Send, v.t. tono ; ngare; unga;
tuku. Sensitive, (of the ear), rahirahi. Sentence, n. kupu. Separate, v.t. weheioehe ; momotu;
heu; ToheroJie; toritori; wawae;
tawae; kowae.
— (contcuiding parties), v.t. wawao. Separated, be, v. i. maivehe ;
tauwelie; viotuJuoke ; wawd ;
takiwa; heuea; viarara; pirara;
tiiCdraivara. September, n. Hepetema. Sere, a. para. Sermon, n. kauwhau. Serpent, n. nakahi ; neke. Servant, n. kai-mahi; jxmonga;
raid; tnmau; rop)a. Serve, v. t. whakarato. Served, be, v. i. rato; tu. Served, not, a. hapa; ngere. Service, n. viahi. Set, v.i. to; toene; toreit,gi; toreini;
rere.
— about, v.i. Imri.
— to, v.i. tukn.
— afloat, v.t. zvhakareiva.
■ — in motion, v.t. rang a; takiri; ivhakarewa.
— on fire, v.t. tahu; tutu.
— up, V. t. whakatu.
— (a trap), v.t. tajnko.
■ — (snares), v.t. tataki; taiveke. Settle, v.i tatu; heke. Settled, a. whai. Seven, m. ivhitn. Seventeen, a. tekau ma whitu. Seventy, a. whit^t tekau; hoko- whitu.
Sever, v.t. utoinotu; weliewehe;
toritori; ivawae. Severe, a. inati; pahiha. Severed, be, v.i. inotu; tokari. i^e'w, V. t. tuitui. Shade, v.t. whakaruru; tvhaka-
marumaru.
— (the eyes), v.t. kopare. Shaded, a. inaru; tamaru; tu-
■iiiaru; taurnaru; paruru; pu-
rurti. Shadow, ri. ata; atarangi; ivai-
rua. Shag, n. koau; kawau; karuhi-
ruhi; inajjua; mapunga; aro-
arotea. Shaggy-faced, a. tito. Shake, v.i. ngaueue; oioi; rure-
rure ; 7igarue ; ngateri ; ru;
tarm-u; oraora; oreore; tanuku-
nuku ; ngaere; nga2)'a. — (as a
sail in the wind), kopekojye;
tareparejm. Shake, v.t. whakangaueue ; wha-
kaoioi; whakap)oi; ueue; ruru ;
rupej'upe; ruirui; jnoi.
— off, v.t. ivJiakangahoro.
— up (as liquid), v.t. whakakare- kare.
Shallow, a. pakupaku ; papakih ;
koralia; jnpipi; pakoa. Sham, a. hangareka; hangarau;
inamiiiga. See deceitful. Shame, n.whakama; ngariiigaria. Shape, n. ahua. Share, n. toahi; hka. Shark, n. mango; ururoa; mako;
tuatini ; reremai ; waingenge ;
ngengero ; wharepu. Sharp, a. koi; tiotio; aneane;
ngaiigahu; pirata; ratarata;
ingoi'ugo ; kikoha. Sharpen, v.t. oro; whakakoi. Shave, v.t. heu ; waru. She, pron. ia. Sheaf, n. pupu; kakati; paiere;
tapiki,
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Shear, v.t. warn; kutikuti.
Sheath, n. j)ukoro.
Shed, n. wharau; pahokahoka;
tihokahoka. Sheep, n. hipi. Sheet, n. hiti.
— (of a sail), n. kotokoto ; waha. Shell, n. inipu; kota, — {of an
egg, &c.), paj)apa. Shell, v.t. kowha. Shellfish, n. jnpi; kuku; pupu. Shelter, v.t. patutu; tawharau;
tihoka. Sheltered, a. marumaric ; ricru;
paruru. See shaded. Shepherd, n. hrpara. Shield, n. puapua; maru. Shin, n. tdtd. Shine, v. i. tiaho; whiti; iiti;
liahayia. Shining, a. kanapa ; kanapu ;
kouapu ; korapu ; towahiwahi. Shingle (for roofing), n. toetoe. Ship, n. kaipuke; pora; hipi. Shirt, n. hatk. Shiver, v.i. wiri; tuliauiviri ; ha-
winiiuini; rurntake; hukiki;
tnrnrntnilai ; t/nriimtcmUmi,. Shoal of fish, n. rara; rtmya;
tn'e ; rrre. Shoals, swim in, v.i. wetoki. Shoe, n. iiu. Shoot, n. tii^pio; jntmv ; kolete;
tiyno ; pariri; 2^oioio; korito;
tapiri. Shoot (as plants), v.i. tupu; pihi;
ivana; toa; koiata; kohura;
koropana; koriro ; tvhakangao;
whakanihoniho ; kokihi ; pokihi;
ivene. Shoot (with a gun), v.t. jiupuhi. Shore, n. tahatai; akau. Shore, the, n. iita; tahaki ; ra-
haki. Shorn of branches, a. humu-
Jmiiiu ; kohtLmulLurini. Short, a. poto; takupu; tukekau.
Short (in height), hakahaka; pa-
tehetehe. Short (of anything), toe, v.i. ko-
paka; kui. Short stages, make, v.i. iuruki. Shorten, v.t. ivlmka/poto. Shortened, a. hiknpeke. Shove, v.t. kokiri; tokiri; toko;
tide; 7iaki. Shovel, v.t. koko: tikoko. Shovel, v.t. tikoko. Shoulder, n. pakiJmm; pokowhi-
7vhi; pokohiwi; 2)eke. Shoulder blade, n. prqmahuahua. Shout, v.i. karanga; p)arare; ha-
mamct; haptarangi; umere. Shout, n. umere; ho; oi; titihao. Show, v.t. whakakite; whakaputa;
whakaatu; unu; tohutohu. Shower, n. ^la; pokaka; atvha;
tiiaua; tiapo. Shred, n. hukahuka; ngakungaku. Shreds, reduced to, a. harotu. Shrimp, n. potipoti. Shrink (from anything), v.i. eti. Shrivelled, a. memenge; ngingio;
kongio ; wheivhengi; kopiika;
koaha; pidokitoki; mimingo;
koivhewhe; kutvhetohe; kaiiere;
taramore ; popoko. Shrouds (of a mast), n. po-\ipou. Shrub> n. rakau. Shrunken, be, v.i. kau^iu; pa-
koko; pingo'ugo. — (of. the eyes),
iiiolroririwai ; moriritvai. Shudder, v.i. tvini?vini; haivini-
9vini; ihiihi; oi. Shut, v.t. iiaki; kopmd; kopi; pa. Shut, be, v.i. kati; kopi; kopiti. Shut in, (in a small space), a.
hni)iaruru ; kapiti. Shy, a. maka; hira; matakana;
whakama. Sick, a. mate; kongenge. — (vomit- ing), ruaki. Sick person, n. iuroro; ngomjo;
ketoketo; okeoke' Tnaki,
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Sickle, n. TonoNAini.
Sickness, ii. mate; aitu; koero ;
maruru. Side, 11. kaokao; (aha; hori; iapa;
icliaifua.
— of mouth, n. pakiivaha.
— (of a river), n. tarawahi. — the other, tawahi; raivahi.
— , further, n. taitua.
— , on one, a. titaha; mauatara.
— , on one, ad. ki tahaki; ki
rahaki; ki ie ivhanga. — , go on one, v.i. titaha : whaka-
tataha ; iiinihi; konihi; tapanihi. Side"ways, ad. kotaha; korotaha. Sieve, n. tatari; hitari. Sift, v.t. tatari. Sigh, v.i. mihi; rnapu; ngungum ;
takiiate ; hotu. Sight, out of, a. ngai-o; nunumi;
heniimi; whenumi; wharitua;
toke. — , be almost out of, v.i. mone-
nelnt; morirorlro ; whakanamu-
oianiu; whakanaonao. Sign, n. tohu.
Signs, make, \.\. tungatxi^nga. Signal, n. tohu. Silenced, a. kiki. Silent, be, v.i. nohojmku; hu ;
hangu; ivaftaiigu; ivhakangil-
ngfi. Silently, ad. hti; puku. Sill, 11. pehijjehi; paepae. Silly, a. harangi; heahea; ruruwai. Silt, n. p>arakiivai ; parahua; kene-
ptoru. Silver, n. hiriwa. Sin, n. hara. Since, conj. i7ia. Since, prep, no; no muri i ; i
muri i; o. Sinew, n. tMua. Sing, v.i. ivaiata; tautapa; umere;
kohaii: rehu; tau^ — (accom- paniment for dance), haka, — (as
birds), korihi.
Singe, v.t. himulLunu.
Single, a. tapataJd.
Single person, n. ropa; takakau.
Single "woman, n. marokan.
Singly, ad. takitahi.
Sink, v.i. totohu ; roku.
Sink (into mud or soft sand), v.i,
2)owharu ; tapoko. Sinker, n. make; maihea. Sinner, n. tangata hara. Sirius, n. Takurua. ■ Sister (of a brother), n. tuahine.
— (of a younger sister), tnakana.
— (of an elder sister), teina. Sister-in-law, n. auwahine; tao-
kete. Sit, v.i. noho.
— on one's heels, v.i. noho tineinei.
— around, v.i. popo. Site, n. paenga; papa7iga. Six, a. 0710.
Sixteen, a. tekau ma ono.
Sixty, a. ono tekau; hokoono.
Size, n. 7-ahi; 7i7n.
Skeleton, n. koiivi.
Skilful, a. tohu7iga; mata^i; mo-
hio ; matanga. Skim, v.t. koko ; tikoko.
— along the surface, v.i. tipi. Skin, n. hiako; kiTi;peha; tapeha;
ta7igai. — , inner, n. ki7'iwai. Skin disease, n. hakihaki; ma-
haki; makimaki; hareliare;
paipai. Skip, v.i. 77ia7vhiti. Skull, n. a7igaa7iga ; poa7(,gaanga ;
papa 0 te angaanga. Sky, n. rangi; kiko7-angi ; kahu
o te 7-angi. Slab, n. 77«^x(. Slack, a. korokoro ; liangoro ;
twngatanga; ta7iganga ; kaewa;
ptungolie. — (of tlie tide), 7nate. Slacken, v. t. whakakorokoro ;
tukutuku.
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Slant, v.i. hinga; konana; ronaki;
tawhm'ara. Slap, v.t. papaki ; pakipaki ; pahia. Slate, n. papa; tereti. Slaughter, n. paretvhero; taru-
kenga. Slave, n. herehere ; pononga ;
mokai; taurekareka; taurereka;
ropa; karokaro; ora ; parakau ;
parau. Sledge, n. koneke; kopapa. Sleek, a. toivaJdwahi. Sleep, v.i. moe ; kaikaru. — , "wakefully, v.i. moetitoro ;
moetoropukti. — , put to, v.t. whakamoe. Sleepy, a. hiamoe; hinarnoe; mo-
moe ; turamoe. Slime, n. ware.
Sling, n. pere; kopere; kotaha. Sling, V. t. piu. — , over the shoulder, v. t.
takaive. Slink a^way, v.i. ninihi; U7iu. Slip, v.i. hangoro; huhu; kaheko;
kareko ; karengo ; parengo ; ta-
pepa; mania; paheke; pahuhu;
paneke ; koneke; pauhu. — (as
earth), horo. Slippery, a. mania; jxihekeheke :
parengoi'engo. Slit, v.t. hahae; hori; koreparejya ;
titore. Slope, steep, n. ha7-apaki. — , gentle, n. pananaki; jxinaki-
tanga; 2nnakitanga. Slothful, a. manger e; rora; pa-
kill ore. Slow, be, v.i. 7-oa; u-hakaroa;
akuto; akito; auio; 2^^'''^'''^)
puhoi; taparuru; tiraha; uka-
uka; taku; turiwhatu; aweke;
wheru; mangaingai ; wheoro. Sludge, n. jjaruparto. Slug, n. ngata. Smack the lips, v.i. kotamu-
tamu; tametamg.
Small, a. nohinohi; iti; meroiti; mo7'oiti ; jyaku ; riki; toririki; mororiki; j^f^^eke; tupakipaki; inahake; makari; wheto; tvhetau; rihariha; ngarangara; maka- rokaro; ponaho ; momipu ; tangatakimori.
— (in stature), a. poto; tauwhena;
— kumara, n. takoi-a; piivai ; topatopa ; waiari.
— quantity (of anything), n. jiakii.
Smart, v.i. puia.
Smash, v.t. kopelnipjehu ; taiari;
pakaru. Smear, v.t. pani. Smeared, a. hawahawa. Smell, v.t. hougi; rongo. Smell unpleasantly, v. i. pi?'o ;
hatinga; haruru; koeo; puho-
nga. Smile, v.i. menemene nga p)apa-
ringa. Smoke, n. paoa ; a%i ; auahi ; rehu ;
kanrnki. Smoke, v.i. paoa; piongur'a; p)0-
ngere. Smoke, v.t. whakaauau. — (a pipe), jiuhipuhi. Smooth, a. mae^ieene ; makoha-
koha. — , make, v.t. tvliakaene; liaro;
tiiaktiku. Smoulder, v.i. mohu; 2^onguru;
taknrntu. Smudge, v.t. iikupara. Snag, n. taita. Snail, n. ngata. Snake, n. }^kke ; xakahi. Snap, v.i. motu; whati; ke; jjato. Snare, n. reti; rore; tawhiti;
mahanga; ahere. Snarl, v.i. ngengere. Snatch, v.t. kapo; hojiu; rawe.
— from one another, v.t. tau- lioaehone; tatango.
Sneak, v.i. haere toropuku.
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Sneer, v. i. tawai; launu; tvhaka-
rmcai; whaknhi. Sneeze, v. i. tihf;; matihe; tihewa. Sniff, v.t. liomjihoiiyi. Snore, v.i. lujotigoro. Snort, v.i. ngulia. Snout, n. ihu. Snow, 11. liuka; hukarere ; httka-
pu tiya ; ]>uaheiri. Snowy, a. puhuka. Snuffle, V. i. ivlienyuwlioiytt. Soaked, a. kopiro; tuku ki te
ivai. Soap, n. Hopi. Soar, v.i. whakatopa ; tui; wliaka-
palio. Sob, v.i. hotu ; whakahotuliotu ;
ivliakainyoingo \ itiapu. Soda, n. HOURA. Soft, a. nyawari; nyore; nyolie-
nyohe; manyohe ; ngorunyoru ;
ngoungou; tanyounyou; tanyo-
ngo; pe; kope; korenyarenga ;
tahoho ; taronna; kutere; oru ;
taorth; potoharuwliaru. Soften, v.t. whakanyawari ; &c. Softly, n. ata; mnrire. Soil, n. oneone — , red, onekura.
— , whitish, onetea. Soiled, a. poke; paru; kirikiria. Sojurn, v.i. 7ioho. Soldier, n. iioia. Sole (of the foot), n. kapuka^ni ;
takahanya. Solid, a. maro; tumaro; painaro;
pakeke ; paku; pa]}aku. — , become, v.i. totoka. Solitary, be, v. i. mehameha ;
inokeraoke ; onyeonye; jmoe;
pakeiva. Solitary person, n. moke. Some, a. Jte; tetahi; etahi; ehinu;
tokohinu. Son, n. tama; taniaiti; taviaaroa. Son-in-law, n. hii,naonya. Song, n. waiata ; tau ; pihe ;
p)uha; whakaoriori; pioriori;
pioi; matre; nyei-i; ngaringari ;
rangircmgi ; whakamoJdohio. Soon, ad. meake; tare; wmve;
awe; inangeto. Soot, n. mve; kukaivhare. Soothe, v.t. whakamarie. Sore, a. mate. Sore throat, n. katirehe. Sorrow, express, v.i. ketekoAe;
nyetenyete. Sorrowful, be, v,i. whakapou-
rurii; morearea; tuarea; tu
viatatenya. Sorry, a. jjouri; koingo; konohi. Sort, n. tu; tikanga. Soul, n. tvairua. Sound, n. tangi ; mahia. — of voices, indistinct, n. ha-
imimu; tvarowaro; parcmgeki. Sound, v.i. tangi; tatangi ; j^ahu ;
paku; vara. Sound, v.t. whakaiangi. Sound (the depth of watei*), v.i.
tvhakafatutu ; tawewe. Sound, (as sleep), a. au. — , a. toiora; toitu; uho. Sour, be, v.i. i; kawa; tangeo. Source, n. 2^ukenga; inatamata;
laatapuiia ; niatawai. South wind, n. tonga ; tonga
tawahanui; jwu^mii; wita. South-east wind, n. 2^'^tonga-
maranyai ; tonyawaho. South-west wind, n. tonyako-
taratara; tony a ma ru; koko-
tonya; tony a pjuhuka; taramaro. Southern parts, n. tonga; runga. Sow, v.t. rui. Sowing time, n. koanya. So'w-thistle, n. puwha; porortia;
7'auriki; rauroroa; wekeweke;
taweke. Space, n. takiwa; wa; tiriwa. Spade, n. puka; lioto; karehu;
kaheru; ko; tihou; hapara; ho. Spar, n. rakan,. Spare, v.t. tohu.
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Spark, n. korakora. Sparro-w-ha^wk, n. karearea;
kaeaea; kaiaia; kauaua. Speak, V, i. ki; kiki; koroki;
kuihi; korero ; taki; ivliakatu.
— frequently, v. i. kujmkuj^u ; 2)otete; kmvafau; kohau.
— indistinctly, v. i. hcumimu.
— ill of, v.t. hanihani.
Spear, n. matia; tao ; kokiri; huata; hoata ; kaukau; tiinaia; tmUu; here; matarau. Spear, v.t. wewero; here. Spear -grass, n. taramea. Speck, n. kora; tongi. Speckled, a. toyigitonyi ; tiiigo-
tiiiyo; kotingotingo. Spectacles, n. kanohi mowhiti;
karu moichiti. Speech, n. ki; korero; reo; taki;
kmnvliau. — , dying, n. oha. — , make a, v.i. whaikorero; whaiki; taki; whakataki; tvha- katau ; whakatu. Speed, n. hohoro; tere. Spent, be, V. i. pau; heme; ma- hiti; pareho; moti; pareko ; peto. Sperm-whale, n. paraoa. Spider, n. puiigawereivere ; j^«i-
werewere. — , venomous, n. katipo. Spike, n. taratara. Spill, v.iBtwhakapokarekare. Spilled, a. maringi. Spin, v.t. miromiro ; karure. Spinach, N.Z., n. kokihi; renga-
renga. Spine, n. itvituara^'o. Spines, n. tara; taratara; tuai-
tara; wehitvehi; wanatvana. Spirit, n. wairua; para. Spiritless, a. haud; hauaitu. Spirt, v.i. hirere; 2^(f'tl. Spit, n. hukihuki; kohiku ; kohoka. Spit, v.i. tuwha; puwJia.
Spite, n. riri pakupaku. Spittle, n. ware; huare; haware;
hauivare; huwhare. Splash, v.t. ^raii; pohutuhutu;
p)oruti(,. Splashed, a. ivhekuwheku. Splice, v.t. hone; haumi. Splinter, n. maramara. Split, v.t. ivawahi; tata; titore;
ihi; koreparepa; nakunaku;
totoe; toetoe; toretore; tiara;
tiivara ; kotvha. Split, v.i. akoako; koara; toihi;
koihiihi; kotata; inatata; nga-
tata; matitore; ngawha ; j)ohaha;
kotvha; koivhewhe. Spoil, v.t. whakakino; whakaroi-
roi; fakakino. Sponge, n. j)ungorungoru ; kopu-
2ndai ; hautai. Sponge (on others), v.i. kaimdtai. Spongy, a. kopuka; koputoitoi. Sponsor, ii. maluaatua. Spontaneously, ad. oioa. Spoon, n. koko ; hako; PUUNU. Sport, v.i. wltakangaio ; takaro. Spot, n. tongi; tiivha; korotiwha;
tore; koha. Spotted, a. korotiwhatiwha; ko-
tiivhatiivlia ; kotingotingo ; jjure-
pure. Spouse, n. makau; tahu; hoahoa. Spout, n. korere. Sprained, a. takoki; tanoi; ta-
noni; taui. Spray, n. nehutai; rehntai. Sprawl, v.i. takawhetawheta. Spread, v.t. xohariki; horahora; wheivhera ; rauroha ; towha ; turara. Spread abroad, be, v.i. marara;
tirara; viaJiora. Spring up (from a bent position), v.i. korowhiti ; kowhiti; mahiti; whana; kotvhana; turajm. — , (in the mind), v.i. toko; ko- whana.
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Spring, n. whann. — (of water),
puna. - — , hot, n. puia; iignwhn : n</a-
whariki; waiariki. Spring tides, n. taitai nunui. Sprinkle, v. t. fa ; uwhiu?vhi ;
tat tin. Sprinkling (of rain), a. ivhaka-
ekeeke. Sprit, n. titoko ; takotokoto; tala-
koto ; kotokoto. Sprout, V. i. pihi: fupu ; whaka-
tigao; toroihi; torokiki ; kohura ;
koriro. Sprout, n. tupu; tiyao; monehu. Spur, 11. Kir A. — (of a hill), see
ridge. Spy. n. titei; tutei; tutai. Squall, n. pokaka; rojnt ; apu;
uruhaiiga. Square, a. fapawha; porowha. Squeak, v.i. kotokoto; titi; pipi. Squeal, v.i. nyawi. Squeeze, v.t. rami; roromi; ta-
tau ; whakate ; korote ; kote ; rajni Squid, n. ngu; wheke. vSquint, v.i. keko; karapa; tiwha. Stab, v.t. oka; were; pumuka. Stable, n. TKPARA. Stack, n. pu; whakapu; katihi;
tireki; rangitihi; pakoro. Stack, v.t. pii ; whakapu; whaka-
pipi; tapae. Staff, n. tokotoko ; tuinipou. Stage, n. paparalbi; vara; pou-
rewa; imhara; kotaretare; ata-
mira. — (for storing food), n. whata;
koinanga ; timanga ; pataka ;
pouraka ; poutaka. Stagger, v.i. hurori; hirori; tu-
rorirori; tapepa; tatutatu ; hti-
keke. Stained, a. poke; pe. Stairs, n. araivhata. Stake, n. poupou; tia; tirau ;
wana.
Stake (for a net), n. ririwai; tan-
hok/ji. Stallion, n. TAitrANA. Stalk, n. kakau; to; koronuke;
tautiuke; takakait; lata; irha-
wha. — , thro-w up a, v. i. toa. Stanched, be, v.i. utu. Stand, v.i. tu; whakatika; wlia-
tika.
— on end, (as hair), v.i. nioihi; motUietihe.
Star, n. whetii.
Stare, v.i. hinaiia; wliete ; titiro
makutu; kaiiakana ; pukana. Start, v.i. oho; ohomauri; oho-
rere; hukihuki ; tuniu; ivhiti;
takiri; fainaki; pore.
— aside, v.i. hipa.
— (on a journey), v.i. whakatika; ivhakawaha; hapai; hiki; ma-
U1IU.
Startle, v. t. whakaoho.
Starve, v.t. whakatiki; whaka-
tina. Starved, a. hauaitu; hikoko; ina-
kuhea. Station, n. teihana. Statue, n. ivhakapakoko. Stay, v.i. noho. Stay, n. hokai; puwhetiua; pu-
rengi. Steady, a. parnaro; u; ronaki. Steady, v.t. whakau; whakama-
uru. Steal, v.t. tahae; whanako ; tvhe-
nako ; kaia; keia; tupia. Stealthily, go, v.i. whakahengi;
whakapapa; k^ipajm; ninild;
whakaiiinihi ; konihi; tapanild;
whakamoho ; wh akamomoka ;
whakatataha. Steam, n. korohxh; koromalm ; ko-
roahu; korowhatiake ; mai)iaha;
mamaoa; tokakaua ; whanake. Steamer, n. tuia. Steamy, a. pumahu.
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Steep, a. poupou ; fu/ioe; tupari-
pari : ninihi; tahato; takau. — , make, V. t. manihi.
— ascent, n. kakanitanya ; pn- roJti.
— roof, n. rongoniaiora. Steep, v.t. kopiro; fiiku; lutu.
— (in vegetable dye), htivai.
-— in hot water, ivJtuknkapowai.
Steeped, ;i mora.
Steer, v.t. nruwji; ue; koue;
ruiM. Stem, u. tata ; to; toto; tinana. Stench, n. j^iro; iLaunga. See
stink. Step, V. i. hikoi. Step (of a ladder, (fee.) n. pae;
kaiipae. Stern, ii. kei; paremata ; ta; noko. Sternpost (of a canoe), n. rapa ;
tdurapa. Steward, n. tohunyarua ; tuari. Stick, 11. raknu; tokotoko; tnr'u-
farii; tco. Sticks for procuring fire, ii.
kauahi : kaunoti ; kaureure ;
kauri ma r im n ; kaikoh lire ; peh i ;
wavi. Stick, \.l. oka; wero : teo; titi;
poupou; tia; tiatia; tihoka.
— V. i. piri; rapa; ti. Sticky, a. tataki. Stiff, a. maro; pakeke. Stifle, V. t. nanati. Stifling, a. pong ereng ere. Stile, n. koronae; ivhakatungangi. Still, a. marie.
— water, n. pu7-oto; tvai whnkn- roto.
Still, ad. a^io.
Sting, V.t. kakati; wero.
Sting-ray, n. uhai; pakanrua ;
rt'po ; roha ; topatopa; toretore. Stingy, be, v.i. atuapo; kaiponu;
hakure; kaihakere; manaivapo-
por&; pitokite; tohe; nieko; mnhil;
matapiko.
Stink, V. i. piro ; luni itgn, hararii ;
hirearen ; k'ntokeiw; puho}iga ;
fuh). Stir, V. t. kororirori. Stirrup, n. tab a re. Stitch, V. t. tiiifui. Stockade, u. j>a , katua. Stocking, n. roKKXA. Stomach, u. puku; polto.
— (')f a shark), n. koki.
Stone, u. kamaka; kowhatu : po- ivliatu; toka ; teko; kongnlhu; makahuri.
— (of fruit), anga; uganga; ka- rihi.
Stool, n. TUiiU.
Stoop, v.i piko; korojnko ; tuohu; tapapa; kupapa; tupoupou ; tau- tuku; rumaki; wharara.
Stop, v.i. tn.
-- v.t. })i/pu7'i; arai; pa; puru; aukati.
— (a gap), tiritva. Stopped up, be, v. i. jmni. Store, n. Til A.
Storehouse, n. pataka; patengi-
fcngi; ichotn : irhatarangi; irha-
rerangi. Storm, n. pokaka; (vpuhi; awha;
mnrangai. Stormy, a. tatahan.. Stouthearted, a. manaivauui. Straggle, v.i. marara; ichaka-
ar/wa : a:hakatake.re. See stray. Stragglers, n. tanganga. Straight, a. fika ; totAka ; mahora. Straighten, v.t. >rhnkatika; icha-
katofika. Strain, v.t. f atari. Strained, (as the eyes), a. mata-
toua ; ivaia; matawaia. Strainer, n. tafari. Strand (of a rope), n. kanoi. Strange, a. ta,ii,; ke ; tanhou ;
wJcanoke ; iupua.
— tribe, n. tauitri.
— land, n. tauwhenua.
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Stranger, n. (hhIiuh: imnun-K :
jinhTf ; 1,11111' HI' : mn ih'ih-. Strangle, \A. hkhhH : iKumti:
((tniiKi ; titrorc. Straps (l>y wliic'li ;i lo;ul is cai-iied
on tlio hack), n. kaivi' ; kdlidki. Straw, II. f((f<i-; tdkak-aii. Stray, v. i. ))iarar<( ; wJiakaivnityi :
titi; afifi : kofifi; nfliithi : ixd-
liori'. Stream, n. munnn. Street, n. Intdrahi: JnonniL Strength, n. /.(i/in ; lu/ol: koiiri ;
iKjolii' : ivhiriknkd. Strengthen, v.t. ivJi<ik<(k<(lni :
irhdhniiiaroro. Strenuous, a. uaiKt ; takare. Stretch, v.t ivli(il,((i}i'ir(> : rfmt;
kiiknmc
— with a pole, v.t. flfako.
— the arms (in .swiimning), v. i. faJtop ; tatrlud.
— the hand, v.i. ivhai.iro.
— the legs, v.i. Jiokari: wliaroro.
— the neck, v. i. irhdiinoihio : ir}i(tt<('i.
— oneself out, \.i. tunt -. tanioro: iieinei; ichakfDifhif'i : ji f/ei )/;//'% : H'h akn nycim/ei.
Stretched, be, v.i. niKro.
Stride, a-, i. liikoi.
Strike, v.t. jxifii, ; pafuki ; idtnka-
ruke; Ike; paikc ; /utn ; Iid/utii:
pao : ftiki.
— (with tlie fi.st), \.t. kiirn.; nmfo: mrke.
■ — (tire), v.t. 7-ehti.
— out (a patli), v.t. pokd.
— out, (as in swimming), v i. Jinknikdi.
String, n. dint : (ot .• /d^i .• fioi.- pond. Strip off, v.t. /loffihoir ; liuJui. ;
iiJdd'c; okdoka ; pi(ik(wkd, ; kari-
kdf} ; paoj)d.o. Striped, a. ivhakaknkdkukd : td-
hekeheke; lohakdhfkelieke; taivn-
tawa.
Stripped of branches, a. htimu-
/i din II ; iidiri'/idif/'. Strive, v.i. ir/dikdinutu; okf ; tohe. (with another^ v.i. whdkatae-
fdi'; tdii.irlidinijn : tdiawlidinga;
tdniiidld'kalicLi'. — fruitlessly, v. i. parau. Stroke, v. t. /lokomirirniri. Stroll, V. i. Jiai'.rfi've. Strong, a. kaJid ; pdkdlui ; inaroro ;
iKjolH'inpiJd'; did riiJi'i roJii; pakari;
dkddkd ; rird. Struck, be, v.i. iu; whara; pa. Struggle, v.i. oke. Stu.bborn, a. k/'ke : tvhakakeke ;
t did : turi ; poturi ; whakatuturi ;
irliaknnyiUungnt'K,. Stiiff up, v.t. puru; purupuru. Stuffed up, a. kopuru. Stumble, v.i. fn.hiki: tatu; hirori;
Id riiririiri. Stump, n. tdiiiu; kutumu; take. Stunted, a. ImrutMe; lioufete ;
kurdtelp: pd1ctp,lp.; liutotoi; liu-
to'itoi : kd ruldiJoi ; kurvtote ;
piikiki: /niJokifoki ; putoti. Stupefied, be, v. i. por'eivareivd. Stupefy, \. t. wJiakdJiauranyl. Stupor, 11. pdJioahoa. Subject (of argument, tkc), n.
tdkc. Subside, v. i. riviu ; tangard/do ;
Id'h' : tdku; zvhakaniauru. Substitute, n. ivhakakapi. Subtract, v.t. tango. Siiccessor, n. ivhakakapi. Succour, v.t. awhina; piki hcra-
iKjd ; fdiitaaivhi. Such, pron. pp.npi; pena; pera. Such a one, n. Mea. Suck, v.t. momi ; viofp; ngote. Suck, to give, v.t. loliakangotc Sucker, n. turuki. Sudden, a. fata; loliakaeke lata;
d-Iidivliati fata. Suddenly, ad. tvJiakarere. Suffer, v.i. mamae; mate.
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Sufficient, a. ranea; nanca ; ro
aka; rawaka. Suffocate, v.t. nonoti. Sugar, n. HUKA. Suitable, be, v. i. tan; haratau;
rawe. Suited, be, v.i. rawe. Sulky, a. pokeke; ivhakatumata-
kuru; tumatatenga. Sulphur, n, whanariki; kupapa-
papa. Summer, n. raumati. Summit, n. keo; keokeonga; tei-
tei; tihi; toitoi. Summon, v.t. tutu. Sun, n. ra; maniaru; kotna^'u. Sunbeam, n. hihi; toko. Sunburnt, a. manauri. Sunday, n. Eatapti. Sunrise, n. whitinga a te ra; pu-
tanga o te ra; rerenga o te ra. Supper, n. iiAPA. Supple, a. ngore; ngohengohe;
ngawari. Supplement, v. t. turuki. Support, n. ueha; whakawhirina-
kitanga; tuara. Support, v.t. whakau; pupuri;
tautoko.
— (a sick or infirm person), v. t. tautinei; tauflfl.
— (in fighting), v.t. piki turanga; tautaarvhi.
— oneself, v. i. taujma. Suppose, v.i. whakaaro ; ki ; inea. Suppress, v.t. ajmru; purupuru;
puripuri; taawhi; tatanii ; ivha-
kakoromaki. Suppurate, v.i. pe; taematuku. Sure, feel, v.i. mataii,; mohio. Surf, n. huka tai; tai tvhati; kare-
kare. Surface, n. kahu. Surfeited, be, v.i. morururu;
ngarurn; motulii. Surpass, v.t. Jdpa. Surprise, express, v.i, ketekete;
ngetengete ; ngongoro. Surprise, v.t. komutu; hopu. Surrender, v.t. ttiku. Surround, v.t. mui; ohu; pihao;
karapoti; karajwi; whakataka;
awhe; pae.
— with an enclosure, v. t. pa- kaka.
— with a border, v. t. riparipa. Survivor, n. morehu. Suspend, v. t. whakairi; whaka-
noi; ivhakawerewere ; whakateki. Suspended, be, v.i. moiri. Suspense, n. tokopa. Suspicious, be, v. i. tupato;
oivhiti; hihira; mohio. Swagger, v.i. tamaramara; wha-
katamaramara. Swallow, v.t. horo; horomi; wha-
kangami.
— saliva, v.i. tanuMi. Swamp, n. hu; inaata; mate;
ngaeki; repo; korepo. Swampy, a. koreporepo. Swarm, v.i. heke; ngahun; nga-
hue; mui ; karamuim,ui ; pohilhii ;
rere. Swarm, n. pokai; rapoi. Swear, v.i. oati. Sweat, n. kakawa; tota; tokakawa. Sweep, v.t. tahi; tarake; puruma. Sweet, a. reka. Sweeten, v.t. whakareka. Sweetheart, n. whaiaipo. Swell (of the sea), n. amai: huam,o. Swell, v.i. pupnhi; pukn; koro-
puku ; touwha; whakaahu; toko ;
whang ai ; puke; liuaino. Swelling, n. puku; uruhumu ;
uruhua. Swift, be, v.i. hohoro; tere; tipi. Sw^im, v.i. kau; kauhoe; kautahoe;
tahoe. Swing, n. morere; piu; kopiujnu;
poipoi; moari. Sw^oUen, a. tetere; inatakoma;
uruumu.
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Swoon, V. i. heino. Sword, n. HO A HI.
Symptom, n. tohu. Synod, n. iiin(ita.
Tabernacle, n. tapenakara. Table, n. paparahua; tepara;
TEPU.
Tack, V. i. waihape.
Tail, n. ivnei'o; hiawaero; hiawero; hiore; -ivhiore. — (of a fish), hiku. — (of an eel), tarapuremu.
Take, v.t. tango.
— care of, v.t. rongoa; tiaki.
— up, v.t. kohi; naiinau; ma^i. by handfuls, v.t. ao; ka-
punga.
(a crop), v.t. hauhake.
on the back, v. t. ivhaka-
waha.
— possession of (another's goods), v. t. taummiu.
— from one another, v.t. ta- tango.
— to one side (from Hre, &c.) v.t. taki.
— out fire from (an oven ), v. t. toro.
— off (clothes, (fee.) v.t. unu. Taken off, be, (as clothes), v. i.
inatuiu. Talent, n. taranata. Talk, v.i. korero ; koroki.
— in sleep, v.i. nwenanu. Tall, a. Toa; teitei; ikeike; tiketike;
hifAiivetaive. Tame, a. rata. Tame, v.t. inhakarata. Tamper with, v.t. poroma. Tap, n. korere. Taper, v.i. Jwiki; huine; kaweto-
weto ; kawitiwiti. Tap-root, n. more. Tarpauling, n. taporexa. Taste, v.t. ronyo. — of (anything)
v.i. minamina.
Taste, n. lia.
Taste, having an unpleasant,
(of the mouth), a. tawaha. Tattoo, v.t. ta. Tattoo marks, n. moko; hotiki;
titi; tiwhana ; kape; ngu; po-
ngieiigie; kaive; paepae; koroaha,
pupuwai; putaringa. Taunt, v.t. taivai; taunu.
Tax, n. TAKOHA.
Tea. n. n.
Teach, v.t. ako; whakaako; wha-
kaiiiatau ; tvhakamohio. Teachable, a. ngawari ki te ako. Teacher, n. kai-whakaako ; puke-
tiga; tauira. Teaching, n. akoranga. Teapot, n. TIP AT A. Tear, v.t. haehne; ngahae; uoeku. Tear, n. roimata. Tears, be filled w^ith, v.i. nmia;
matawaia ; matatoua. Tease, v.t. tawai; whakatoi; rna-
kitaunu; whakangari; whanga-
whanga. Teat, n. w. Tell, v.t. ki; korero; niea.
— privately, v.t. muna; whakapa. Temple, n. rahirahinga.
— (religious building), n. temepara. Tempt, v. t. ivhakamatautau;
ivliakaimii. Temptation, n. ivhakaniafaiUan-
ranga ; rcltakaicainga. Ten, a. tekau : ngahuru; tinga-
Jmrji ; hokotahi; ngaiviri. Ten fathoms, measure of, n.
kuini. Tend, v.t. aJru; aJiuahu; iuma;
tapuJti; penapena; taute ; ku-
manu.
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Tender, a. luiawarl; ayohengoh' ;
tiyaore. Tendon, n. nana. Tendril, a. ihi; toihi. Tenour, n. ku; ranyi : ivaUioe.
Tent, 11. TKNETl.
Termination, n. irmtiinya; poro-
iiya; tvhitkaotinya ; jjoro/utaki-
tanya . Tern, n. tara. Terrible, a. wehi; mataku. Terrify, v. t. whakamntaku ; ivha-
kawehi; tini. Terror, n. lop.hi ; mataku; Itopl:
op'i.
— object of, n. tupua. Testament, u. kawks'ata. Testicle, n. rako. Testify, v.t. ivhakaata. Than, conj. i.
Thank, v.t. whakapai; ivJiaka- whetai. I thank you; E tika Iioki.
That, pron. ■jVt; tena ; leva.
— (before mentioned), pron. taiia.
That place, time, or circum- stance, n. u near the per.son addressed, kana; fS away from tlie person addressed, reira.
That, conj. kia. — In order
that, kia — ai. Thatch, v.t. tajKifih : afo: fnmki;
iiKtki. Thatch, n. toptof.
— "without, a. takahotfa. The, art. Ip; pi. nya.
Theft, n. taliat': kaia : ki'la; vr/uf-
naki). Their, pron. to rataa : fa ralon :
td rana; ta raua : o r<(fnii ; a
rafoii : n raua; a raua. Then, ad. voiei; iana ; ati: nfi;
ra.
— (at that time), ad. ko reira; no reira; nokmia; kataJii.
Thence, ad. /' reira.
There, ad. na; ra; ana; ara;
tend : tera : r^rei ; kei koua ; kei
k(i : kei reira; hei koiuc, iko. ;
i koitit, &v. : kcina: raii/a: raka:
rara. Thereby, ad. na reira; ina reira;
na koita : ma kona.; na konei;
inn kniii'i. Therefore, conj. kola; rao reira;
mo kona; mo konei. These, pron. enei; anei. They, [iron, rafoa ; rafau; rdmd. They two, pron. ran((. Thick, a. matotoru; inatalenyi ;
totoka. Thicken, v.i. eke; ete. Thicket, n. nye; taeo. Thief, n. tahae; wlianako; whe-
na.ko ; kaia; keia ; tolte. Thieve, v.t. tahae; whanako. Thigh, n. Iiiucha: kutvha. — front of, n. tahan. Thin, a. rahiralii; koraJtiralii ;
anyiaiiyi. See lean. Thine, pron. nan: noa ; iiahau ;
uoJion. Thing, n. mea. Think, v.i. mea; maltara; liiia;
toldi; a-Jiakaaro ; ki. Third, a. tuatom: torn. Thirsty, n. inatetmi ; liiainn ; ivJie-
inu. Thirteen, a. trk/m ma torn. Thirty, a. tora tekati,; liokotorn. Thither, ad. /./ reira. This, pri'ii. tenri : It-na. This place, time, or circum- stance, 11. I.'oni'i. Thistle, n. porornn. piuuha. Thorough, a. totopu; nyaio. \ Thoroughly, ad. afa; marire;
nya io. i Those, pron. ena;era; ana; ara;
ana. Thou, pron. koe. Thought, 11. maliara ; a-hakaaro;
nyaralia. Thousand, a. mano.
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Thread, n. miro; tahftf.
— to fasten bait to a fish-hook,
n. takefi'kf'Vf. Thread on a string, v.t. tui ;
frnttiiii. Thread-wornx, w. iroiro. Threaten, v.t. whakawefi ; wJia-
kdici'hi : tafnkn ; tokiUakii ; ka-
jiatnu. Threatening rain, a. lakare.ko. Three, a. torn: teiuji; rnati'ityi. Three days ago, ad. iruwakenui. Thresh, v.t. tchiu; patri,. Threshold, u. paewai. Thrice, ad. iuatoru. Thrill, v.i. ihiihi; koihiihi; waua-
wana. Throat, n. korokoro ; kaki.
— of a fish, ji. jiorotigaua. Throb, V. i. kapakapn ; panapana. Throne, n. torona.
Throng, v.t. popo; taniuimni. Throughout, ad. pvta voa i;
tail i. Thro"w, v.t. maka; panga; pere:
rcJtiu; pororvhiu : riringi.
— away, v.t. akiri; aui'u; ruke.
— down, V. t. whakataka ; ivhakn- hnro : irliakaJiinga ; turaki.
— w^ith a string, v. t. piu.
— one by one, v.t. tiri.
— oneself down, v. i. taruke. Thrum, n. patapata; hukahuka;
puiliiihi. Thrust endw^ise, v.t. kokiri; toklri; uaki.
— in, v.t. kokomo; tihoka ; kuhii. Thrust, n. reke.
Thud, n. takunt. Thumb, n. koromatua ; konui. Thump, V. t. kuru ; moto. Thunder, n. tvhatitiri; whaitiri. Thursday, n. Tairei; Taitei. Thus, ad. penei. Thwart, v.t. taupare. Thwart, n. taumnnu^ kereiu; kiato ; tauware.
Thy, pron. tau; tou; to; mi; ou ; o- Tickle, v.t. tvhakakoekoe; whaka-
rigaoko. Tickling sensation, n. i-pkareko,. Tide, n. tai; korihirihr ; ngaehe. Tide-bore, n. roren. Tidings, n. rongo. Tie, v.t. here; tahere ; hohou;
rvJiaichau; houwere; hotiki; idko;
pona ; talan; tchitiki; puiiki;
whakaiiki ; ivhitoki; runa; ruru;
Inroi; roiroi; ta^ctvhurhi; pu-
tete; nati.
— in bundles, v.t. pxipu; putoi- tol; herepti; tautaii.
Tiger, n. taika. Tight, a. mau; kiki; if a; kiia. Tighten, v.t. tvhakakiki; whaka- num.
— by twisting, v. t. manene; mi- mira ; toiiteka.
Till, prep, taea noatia.
Tilt, v.t. ^vhakatitaha; hovgn.
Timber, n. rakau.
Time, u. tea; /akiwa; taima.
— give, to rowers, v.i. hautu; fvki.
Timid, a. wehi; mataku; hurangi;
kopipi ; piwho)'e7-e; taitea; wha-
kakumu . Tinder, n. whakaka. Tingle, v.i. titi; tloro; paorooro ;
wheoro; mania. Tip, n. matamata; koinga; hiku ;
kninatn,. Tired, a. ngenge; mauiui; hoha.
►See w^eary. Tiresome, a. porearea; towene
wene. To, prep, ki; ko. Toast, V. t. tunu. Tobacco, n. tupeka. To-day, ad. aianei; akuanei ; ina-
ianei; nonaianei. Toe, n. matimati; koikara ; inati-
karo : matihao ; maihao.
— great, konui; koromatua.
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Toe, little, koroiti; toiiti; toiti. Together, ad. tahi; ngatahi; nga-
tatahi; topuni ; kopuni; peta-
peta. Toil, n. mrunnld; lohakauaua. Token of regard, n. maimai;
maioha. Tomb, n. urupa; rua tihpapaku. To-inorro"w, ad. apopo; akengo-
kengo. Tongs, take up with, v. t. kara-
kape ; pinohi; finolii. Tongue, n. arero. Too, conj. hoki; ano. Tool, iron, n. whao. Tooth, n. niho; rei.
— decayed, n. tunga; or niho tunga.
Toothache, n. nihoiunga; tunga. Top, spinning, n. potaka; kaiho-
taka; kaitaka. Top, the, n. runga.
— of a tree, n. kamata ; kahiku hiku.
Topknot, n. reke; tiki tiki; ngoi;
ngoungou ; koukou. Torch, n. rania; roherohe. Torment, v.t. whakmnamae. Torn, be, v.i. tarerarera ; pakaru;
ngahae; ngaeke ; ngawhewhe. Tortuous, a. koiro. Toss, V. t. 2>if^ > inaka ; ivhiu. Totter, v.i. ngaueim ; oioi; huoioi ;
ngarue ; tatutatri ; t^irori ; lapepe. Touch, v.t. pa; 7ulwjkapa; whaka-
toro.
— -without attracting notice, V. t. tanware.
Tough, a. uaua; niaro.
Tow, v.t. toto; ktikume; laki.
Tow, n. hungahnnga.
Towards, prep, ko; ki; whaka
Towel, u. r AVER A.
Tower, n. taumaihi; rangi.
Town, n. taonk.
Toy, n. ivhakapataritari ; kai.
Trace, n. makenu; mokenu^mona
Track, n. ara; kiwi. Track, v.t. takitaki. Trade, v.i. Iwko; hohoko. Tradition, n. tukunga iho; rvhaka-
rerenga iho. Trailing behind, a. akuto; auto. Trailing stem (of gourd, &c.) n.
kawai. Trample upon, v. t. takahi. Transgress, v.t. ngau ke. Transient, a. tuao. Translate, v. t. whakawhiti.
— into the N. Z. language, v. t. tvhakamaori.
Transparent, a. marama keho-
keho ; puataata; piata. Transplant, v.t. hiki; huaranga. Trap, n. rore; tawhiti; karau;
tarahanga. — (for crayfish),
taruke. Travel, v.i. haere.
— through bushes, v.i. muhu. Travelled round, be, v.i. tapoi;
tawhio. Traveller, n. tangata haere. Traverse, v.t. umiki. Treacherous, n. konihi. Tread, v.t. takahi. Treasure, n. taonga; puiaki; to-
ngarerewa. Tree, n. rakn.u; tuhiwi. Tremble, v.i. wiri; tuwiri; hu-
')igoing<) i ; huoioi. Trencher-friend, n. muremure. Trial, n. tvhakamatauranga. Tribe, n. haqni; iwi; ika; pori;
pn. Tribute, n. takoha. Trickle, v.i. hoho; heke; koreto;
toto; makuru; maturuturu. Trinity, n. tokotoru. Trip up, V. t. hirau. Troop, n. matua; ika; ngohi; ope. Trot, V i. toi. Trouble, n. aitua; he; marehe-
rehe ; molio. — , have, V. i. maki; raru.
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Troublesom.e, a. mUaia;whanoke;
iv)i (iiK/aivhanfja. Trough, n. knmo.te; oko ; hake. Trousers, n. tarauticte; tarau;
llAUTKTE.
True, a. pono; pononga.
— (as an interjection), he ata; he meka.
Trumpet, n. telere.
Trunk (of a tree), n. tinana;
lakdh i. Trust, n. ivhakaj^ono. Truly, ad. koia; koa; ina; ahua;
aheiha; aiiakoia. Truth, n. pono; pononga. Try, v.t. whakamatau. Tub, n. TAPU. Tuesday, n. Turki. Tuft, n. purekireki; ^;M7'eirei;
])urepi(,re ; p7ihi])Jihi. Tufted at the top (as a tree),
]>oike. Tum.ble, v.i. hinga; taka. Tumour, n. puku. Tum.ult, n. nganga; ngangare. Tune, n. rarigi. Turkey, n. pijnin. Turn, n. noni; piko. Turn, v.i. huri; tahuri; hui'iaro ;
hurikiko; taka; titaka; wairori.
— v.t. huri; trJiakatahuri.
— aside, v.i. hi2)a; tohipta; peau; auraki; 2>^ka; tapeka.
— away, v.i. trm.
— back, v.i. hoki. — v.t. tvhaka- hoki.
— from side to side, v. i. whakatahiifaha; titakataka.
— inside out, v.t., hurikonro; hurirua.
— on hinges, v. i. kongangenga- nge.
— over and over, v. i. titaka- taka.
— round and round, v.i. amio- viio ; arohirohi ; takamingo- miiigo. — v.t. koumuumu.
— the back, v.i. Ituri kotua.
— upside down, v.t. huripoki; Utapoki; k<tiUiuri; kohure.
Turned over and over, be, v.i.
porofaitaka ; poiailaka. Turning, u. pekanga. Turnip, n. keha; horuhoru; ko-
rau; tiani; 2)ohata. Tusk, n. 7'ei; niho. Tweezers, n. kuku. Twelve, a. tekau ina rua. Twenty, a. rua tekau; hokorua. Twice, ad. tuarua. Twig, n. vara; koetoeto ; 2^uaka. Tw^ilight, a. rikoriko. Twilled, a. toriia. Twin, n. mahanga. Twine, n. alio. Twinkle, v. i. kotamtdamu ;
hi7iatore ; p)ura. Twirl, v.t. Mirihuri. Twist, V. TYiiromiro ; whiri ;
whakawiri; karure. Twist, n. rino; rinorino. Twisted (in grain, as wood), a.
wliakaiviri; takawiri ; korori;
korapavapa. Twitch, V. takiri; hura. Twitter, v.i. ^?eA;t. Two, a. rua; rie ; rienga. Two, by, ad. takirua; 2)urua. Two days ago, ad. inaoake;
nonaoake.
U
Udder, n. u. Ugly, a. albua kino. Ulcerated, a. komaoa;
kikoh
nga; mariao. Umbilical chord, n. tangaengae ; pito ; uho ; iho.
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Umbrella, n. marara.
Unable to SAvim, a. parera-
maumu. Una^wares, at, ad. tarehu. Uncle, n. mntua keke; pa2)a. Unconcerned, a. haumarum. Uncooked, a. tnata; kaimata;
Ota; torouka; tonganga; tvheo ;
tvliakarae; utonga; kanewha. Uncover, v. t. Mir a; huaki. — (by scraping away the earth),
huke. Uncovered, a. inalmra. Uncultivated (as land), a. jmpa-
tua; toitii. Undecided, be, v.i. ivheanga-
anga ; tvhakaangaanga. Under, prep, ki raro i; kei raro i;
&c. Understand, v.t. matau; inohio. Understanding, a. matau ;
moldo ; matanga. Understood, be, v.i. whairo;
w/ieiro. Undone, a. maiara; j)ahe')io. Uneasy in mind, a. maihi;
jyaihi; manatvakino ; mana-
warau; mawera; pawera. Unencumbered, a. angiangi. Uneven, a. palmvihiwi. Unfledged birds, n. koraho-
ralto. Unflinching, a. kiriuka. Unfortunate, a. aitua. Unfruitful, a. tatakau; hua-kore;
tilpd; wehe. Unimportant, n. noa. Unique, a. talii; kotalii. Unintelligible, a. ngaro. Unite, v.t. tvhakakotahi. Unity, n. kotaldtanga. Unjust, a. lie; whakahaere he. Unless, conj. ki te kore. Unlucky, a. aitua. Unmarried, a. marokau. Unmindful, a. wareware ; maku-
ware.
Unmoveable, a. nanawe; whaka-
rowau. Unoccupied, a. watea; atea. Unpaid, a. tarewa; taureiva. Unpalatable, a. kawa; kutaitai;
haneanea ; nohunohu. Unperceived, ad, toroptiku;
p7cku. Unproductive, a. pueku. Unravel, v.t. wewete; whakama-
tara. Unrighteous, a. he. Unripe, a. mata; ota ; kaiota;
torouka; utonga; kanetvha ;
ioio. Unseasoned (as timber), a. toro- uka; kaimata. Unsettled, a. arangi; harangi;
karangi; hikirangi; kahuira-
ngi; tirangi; tirengi; taurewa ;
tarewa; tingei; tineinei; kewha;
tatere; tiemi; haurokuroku;
titengi; tuarangaranga ; whaka-
roiroi. Unsettle, v. t. whakapakepake ;
ivhakaliarangi, &c. Unsteady, be, v.i. titaka; tau-
taka; tikoki; tatutatu; tureti-
reti. Unsuccessful (in fishing, «Src.), a.
muhore ; 2^'^^^^'^^ > angitua ;
kirihaunga; taitaia; rahua. Untie, v.t. wewete; takiri. Untied, be, v.i. mawete; mawheto;
kareto ; maheno ; kaheno; paheno;
matolia; raakoha; matara;
kotara; tatara. Until, ad. taea noatia; a; no;
kia; apanoa. Unto, prep. ki. Untouched, a. tikitu ; toitu ;
111'utapti. Untwisted, be, v.i. matara. Unwary, a. hautaruru. Unyielding, a. whakatuiuri. Up, ad. ki runga. Up to, prep. to.
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Upon, pi'cp. ki rwu/a ki. I
Upper part, the, n. runga. \
Uppermost, the, u. to runga
rniva. Upright, a. tn /onii; tntika. Uproarious, be, v.i. rarl. Upset, v.t. jxjvoliuri. Upset, be, v.i. tahuri. Upsidedown, ad. koaro. Upward, ad. ake; ki runga;
ivhaka runga. Urge, v.t. a; akiaki ; tene ;
whakakoro ; tohe; whakahau;
Vision
I ngare; kuene; teka ; kulete; wluikangete ; tuwhana.
Urgent, a. no-tioi; totoa; whai- ' icJiairoroa.
Urine, n. mimi; pi.
Us, pron. tatou; matou.
Us two, pron. ta^ia; maua.
Use, v.t. tangotango.
Utter, V. t. whakajyuaki. — deli- berately, tataku.
Uttered, be, v.i. jmaki.
Uvula, 11. tuhetohe; mii'amira.
V
Vacant, a. atea; watea; takoto
noa; Immama. Vagabond, n. kaihau; kaikora;
koi'lpi; kurapa ; oiaiihea; tipi-
7c]ieiiua; tiiveka. Vain, in, ad. mauniau; noa,. Valley, n. awaawa; kakaritanga ;
hapnia; marua; ivharua; mato ;
taiororua; taivhati; riih. Value, n. ntu. Vapour, n. mamaoa; korowha-
nake. See steam. Variable, be, v. i. haiirokuroku ;
puta ke ; poka ke. Vary, v.i. titaha. Veer, v.i. taka; korure. Veil, n. kopare; arai. Vein, n. uana. Verandah, n. ivhakamaha-u; via-
hau; koilii; rueke; haurangi;
kangatungatu ; pikitara. Verge towards, v.i. tvliano. Verse, n. rarangi. Vertebra, n. iivi tuar-aro. Very, ad. ki; tino ; rawa; atu;
pu. Vessel, n. oko ; paepac ; papa-
piatua. — made of seaw^eed,
pohd. Vex, v.t. rangirangi.
Vexed, be, v. i. whakatakariri ;
karangirangi; tinia; lionohonoa;
whanowhanoa ; takaritarita ;
rtxatangerengere. See annoyed. Vibrate, v.i. piupiu; ngateri. Vice, u. kino; he. Vicious, a. hianga. Victorious, a. tea. Victual, n. kai. Vie, v.i. tohe; tautohetohe; tata-
whainga; tauwhainga. View, 11. tirohanga. Vigilant, a. tupato; mataara. Vigorous (as plants), a. kaha;
matomato ; tujjerepere. Vile, a. kino; tveriweri; whaka-
rihariha. Village, 11. kainga; pa. Vine, u. wAiNA. Vineyard, u. mar a wain a. Violate, v. t. takahi. Violate
'tapu' (with cooked food),
ta^naoa. Violent, a. jyakaha ; taikaha ;
tuanui; tuperepjere; ruperu-pe;
tatahaa; tu. Virgin, n. wahina. Viscid, a. tataki. Viscous fluid, n. ware. Vision, 11. kitenga.
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Visit, v.t. toro; ivhakatau. Visitor, n. mamchiri; ivhakaeke. Voice, n. reo; walia. Void, a. atea; kautahanga. Volcano, n. jniia. Volley, n. taipara.
Vomit, v.i. ruaki. Voracious, a. orota. Vote, v.i. POTi. Voyage, n. rerenga. Voyager, n, kaihora.
W
Wade, v.i. kau.
Wag, v.i. oraora; toroherohe.
Wages, n. utu.
Wail, v.i. a\ie; tangi.
Waist, n. Ziope.
Wait, v.i. taiari; whanga; wha-
kananawe ; ivhakaririka ; tiaki. Wait a while, ad. taihoa; taria ;
tarita; takaro ; tauka; kia toka. Wake, v.i. ara; oho. Wakeful, a. ara; niataara; ma-
tatn. Walk, v.i. haere waewae. Walking-stick, n. tokotoko; t%i-
rupou. Wall, n. pakitara; patu; tara. Wallet, n. PA HI. Wallo"W, V. titakataka ; oke. Wall-plate, n. paetara ; kaho
paetara. V/and, a. matire. Wander, v. i. haereere ; atiti ;
kotititi; tiutiu; atiuiiu; kaea;
kaewa; maewa; kokewa; kone-
wha; koroiroi; whakaroiroi;
koroirangi ; taiamiki. Wanderer, n. konene; manene. Wandering (asadreani),a. tntoro. Wane, v.i. riko. Want, n. onge. — , he in, v.i. mate; takaonge. War, n. pakanga; whaiuJiui;
wliainga. Ward off, v.t. papare; kakaro;
and; araarai ; wawao; whaka-
ngungu. Warm, a. maJuma; werawera;
2)uwera; ahuru; puahuru. Warm, v.t. whakaahuru; whaka- werawera.
— oneself, v.i. inaina; painnina. Warn, v.t. whakatup>ato; whaka-
ohiti.
— (by shouting\ hdhn. Warp, 11. whenu.
Warrior, n. toa; kaitoa; kiko-
pukic. Wart, n. tona; kautoiia; kiri-
tona. "Wary, a. matakana. Wash, v.t. horoi; uku. Wasp, n. katipo. Waste, v.t. maumau. Waste away, v.i. koeo; kohi;
kohiakiko; ngongo ; hikoko ;
angoa. Wasted, a. maumari. Wasteful, a. ngutuliore. Watch, v.i. mataara; Jdwa;
mataki.
— for, v.t. tiaki. Watch, 11. WATi.
Watchful, a. rnatapopore; tujiia-
tohi. Watchman, n. kai-mataara. Water, n. wai; honu; katao;
mote ; ngongi. Water, v. t whakamakuku. Water (as the mouth), v.i. mowai. Watercourse, u. maero. Water-cress, n. koivhitiwhiti. Waterfall, n. rcre; talieke. Water-hen, n. pakura; pukeko;
tangata tawhito.
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Waterlogged, be, v. i. uriUomo. Watertight, be, v.i. marii, ; pild. Watery, a. puhiwai; toriivni;
toicaliiwahi. Wave, n. nyaru. — , small, n. papata. Wave, V. t. piupitc; powhiri;
taivliiri; ori; tiori. Wavy, a. kapu mahora. Way, n. a7'a. — , out of the, a. atea. Waylay, v. t. tvhakamomoka ;
])ehipehi. We, pron. tatou; matou; tatau;
matau. We two, pron. taua; tao; maua. Weak, a. ngoikore; iioikore;
ayiewa; cmuhea; nianauliea;
'liyongori; lianyore; hauarea ;
maioio ; inoioio ; kongange ;
kongehe ; ngaliengahe ; kopipl ;
mdngi; p)ororotua ; roiho; ruhi;
maero; taero; tapore; taujye. — (in growth), a. titohea. Weaken, v. t. tvhakai'uhiruhi ;
hipo. Weal, n. karawarawa. Wealth, n. taonga. Weapon, n. pafu; ringaringa;
rakau. Wear (round the neck), v.t. hei. Weariness, n. Imhi. Wearisome, a. hoha; wliaka-
h oh a. Weary, be, v.i. hoha; ngenge;
marohirohi; rore; mauiui; 7'o-
whea; 7'uwha; waea; waitati;
wheru; taiaroa; tungarangara. Weather, n. rangi. — , bad, n. ori; pulioro. Weave, v.t. whatu; nape; rara-
nga. Web (spider's) n. tukutuku. ' Webbed (as birds' feet), a. rapta.
Wed, v.t. M ARENA.
Wedding, n. maeenatanga ; ta- ngohanga.
Wedge, n. makahi; matakahi;
indtdora; era. Wednesday, n. Wkneuki. Weed, n. otaota; taru. Weed, v.t. ngaki. Week, n. wiki. Weep, v.i. tangi; koreto. Weigh, v.t. i'auna; weti. — down, v. t. whakataimaha ;
rorotu; pehi; tatami. Weight, n. taimaha; taumaha;
toimaha; tami. — (on a cable
to prevent an anchor from
dragging), tdwe. Weir, n. jia. Welcome, v.t. p)owhiri; tawhiri;
rahiri. Welcome ! haere mail nau
mail tauti mail Well, a. ora; px^i- Well, it is, marie a7io; kaitoa;
mokori ano; kareka ana. Well, ad. kati. Well executed, a. nanahu. Well, n. poka wai. Wen, n. ngene. West, n. uru; ra-to. West wind, n. hauauru; tauru;
hauarahi ; puawanga. West - north - west w^ind, a.
tapaiapatiu. Western sea, n. tai tua; tai
tuauru. Wet, a. maku; haumaku; rari;
makengo; kuwaiwai; taritari;
teiceteive ; tvhekuwheku. Whale, n. tohora ; tohoralia ;
pakake; paraoa; mimiha; wera. What, whatever, [)ron. aha. What place, n. hea; lahea. What time, n. Jiea; tvhea; tahta-
whea. — , do, v.t. aha. .
What, int. are; ha. Wheat, n. wiTi. Wheedle, v.t. ^;a<^; whakap)ati;
rutu.
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Wheel, n. po7-otvhita; wira. When, ad. ana; ina; no; i; kia ; ud; i te mea.
— (interrogative), ad. ahea; ina- hea; nonahea; no tainawhea.
Whence, ad. no hea; i hea. Where, ad. ko hea; kei hea;
ihea; kihea; liei hea ; tea;
tehea. Whereas, conj. no te mea. Whereat, ad. no reira; mo reira. Whereby, ad. ma reira. Wherefore, conj. koia; mo reira;
mo kona; mo konei. Whereupon, ad. oia; no reira;
i reira; heoi. Whether, conj. ahakoa; ranei;
raina; me. Whetstone, n. hoanga. Which, pron. tehea; ehea. — (in
order), hia. While, ad. koi; keiioha; i. — , in a little, ad. mea ake; me-
ake; taro ake. Whine, v.i. uene. Whip, v.t. 7vhiu; ta. Whip, n. u-hiu; ta; wepu. Whipping-top, n. kaihotaka; kai-
taka; jMtaka. Whirl, V. t. tawhiri; koivhiri;
tawhiuivhiu; karawhiu; ])Oivai-
wai; koumuum,u ; rijiorvpo. Whirligig, n. tarari. Whirling, a. komiro. Whirlpool, n. riporijm; kororipo;
atchiotvhio ; miro ; au. Whirlwind, n. atvhiowliio; tukan-
ati. Whisk, V. t. potvhiriichiri ; po-
waiicai. Whisper, v.i. kowhetewhete ; ko-
Jiumuliumu ; komuhumuhu; ko-
tete. Whistle, v.i. koroivldti; zvhio;
koivhio. White, a. ma; tea.
— clay, n. ukui; uku.
Wing
White (of egg), n. whakakahu.
— faced, a. motea. Whitened, a. hatea; katea. Whitish, a. koma. Whither, ad. ko hea; ki hea. Whizz, v.i. majyu; huhil; rorohu;
pnrorohu. Who, pron. wai. Whole, a. katoa. Whose, pron. na wai; no wai. Why, ad. he aha; na te aha. Wick, n. wiKi. Wicked, a. kino; hara. Wicker basket, n. taiki. Wide, a. whanui ; wharahi ;
umaraha.
— and shallow, a. karaha; kara- ralia.
— extent, n. nuku.
— of the mark, a. tipa ke. Widgeon, n. jiiatapouri ; pa-
pango. Widow, n. pouaru ; takahore;
pani. Widower, n. j)'^'<^'^'>'^ > takahore. Width, n. tvhanui; wharahi. Wife, n. wahine; hoa. Wild, a. mdka; kowao; rupahu. Wilderness, n. koraha. Will, n. hiahia; pai. — (testa- ment), oha-ki; wiRA. Willing, a. ^^ai. Wind, n. hau; ta; m.itri; kohengi-
hengi; kotengitengi : matangi. Wind, v. t. pokai ; takatakai;
tvh akawhiwhi. Wind about, v.i. kokeke; kopiko-
]nko. Winding, a. aivhio?vhio ; taiaivhio. Windmill toy, n. pekayeka. Window, n. rnata.pihi; kotopihi;
mataaho ; jnhanga. Wine, n. WAIXA. Wing, n. parirau ; harirau ;
pakau ; pakaukau ; paihau ;
kapakapa.
— (of an army), n. kauae.
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Wink, v.i. kamo; kiino; kiiva ;
krro ; whakakini; manana. Winnow, v.t. kowhiuwhiu. Winter, n. hotoke; liutoke ; taku-
rua.; makariri. Wipe, v.t. muku; ukiii ; mtiru. Wire, n. WAKA. Wisdom, u. matauranga ; mohio-
t(i)i(ja; wJiakaaro nui. Wise, a. matau; mohio; matanga. Wise person, n. j^u. Wish, v.t. /linhia; amene ; mina-
miua. See desire. Witch, n. wahine makatu. Witchcraft, n. makutu; whai-
wliaia; taiirarua. With, pi-ep. kei; me; i; ki. Withered, be, v. i. memenge ;
poke ; iighigio ; ngongohe ; 2^<^'>'o-
2)aro ; kojn'pi; ■pojioko ; whetvlie-
ngi. Withhold, V. t. meko; kai2)onu;
hakere ; kaihakere. Within, prep, kei roto i; irotoi;
ki roto i; hei roto i. Witness, n. kai-whakaatu ; kai-
u'hnkapono. Witticism, n. /^e/^eArt. Wives, having two, a. j^uriarua. Wizard, n. tohunga.
Wolf, n. WURUHI.
Woman, n. wahine.
— introduced into a family by marriage, tapakuu-ha.
— old> n. kuia ; ruruhi; ngoingoi; ruwahine; kui ; hakioi; hupeke.
— w^hose husband is absent, n. maronui.
Womb, n. kojiu.
Wonder, v. i. miliaro ; maharo ;
miha; mihi; monoa. Wonderful, a. whakamiharo. Woo, v.t. aruaru ; whai; whai-
aipo; ivhnkaijwi'po ; matoro. Wood, n. ngahere; tawhao; nehe-
nehe ; luekii. — (timber), rakaii.
— isolated, n. motu rakau; kari.
Wood-hen, n. weka.
Woof, n. n/io.
Wool, n. huruhuru hipi; wuuru.
Woolly, (of hair), a. kaj^u piri-
jiiri. Word, n. kiipii; korero. Work, n. hcdiga; rnahi; torotoro. — accomplished, n. Juaumauiui. World, n. ao.
Worm, n. take; noke; ngunu. Worm-eaten, a. jwpo. Worn-out, a. pelaiieta; ngawhe-
ivlie ; ngawhingawhi. Worship, v.t. karakia. Worthless, a. marutuna. Worthy, a. imi. Wound, n. tunga; motu. Wounded, a. motu; tu; taotu;
kaiakiko ; tuakiri. Wrangle, v.i. rure; whakawawa;
wawau. Wrap up, v.t. takai; kopaki. Wrath, n. 7'iri; aritarita. Wreath, n. pare; kojmre. Wrecked, a. paea; jJ^^karu. Wrench, v.t. tango. Wrest (as words), v.t. whakariro
ke. Wrestle, v.i. whakataetae; nono-
ke ; kdkari. Wriggle, v.i. korikori; keukeu;
okeoke. Wring, v.t. whakawiri. Wrinkle, n. korukoru. Wrinkled, be, v.i. rehe; ktirehe;
purehe ; kuwhewhewhewhe ; hohe-
hohe ; ngingio ; kopakopa ;
memenge. Wrist, n. kawititanga a te ringa-
ringa. Write, v.t. tuhituhi. Writhe, v.i. kapekajjeta; okeoke;
hikaikai ; koivheta ; takawheta-
ivlieta; karapetapetau ; koiriiri;
takaoioi ; takaoriori. Wrong, a. he. — » go> v.i. takahe.
Yam
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Yam, n. mvhikaho.
Yard, n. marae.
— (measure), iari.
Yawn, v.i. kohera; tuwaliaroa.
Ye, pron. koutou.
Ye two, pron. korua.
Yea, ad. ae; koia.
Year, n. tau.
— , last, tauhouanga.
Yearning, a. kawata; kuwata;
koinyo. Yell, v.i. horu. Yelk (of egg), n. hakari; tohua;
toua. Yellow, a. iningapunga. Yelp, v.i. tau; wewe. Yes, ad. ae; ina; koia; ana. Yesterday, ad. inanahi; nona-
nahi ; tainahi ; taiiianahi ;
7riinahi. Yesternight, ad. i7iapo; nonaj)o. Yet, ad. ano. Yield (let go), v.t. tuku. Yielding (to pressure), a. komeme.
Yoke, n. lOKA.
Yonder, ad. ki ko; kei ko; i ko ;
hei ko; ra; vara; raina. You, pron. koutou. You two, pron. korua. Young, a. kuao; pu7iua.
— man, n. taitama; taitamariki; tahake; tahae.
— woman, n. taitamahine.
— growth of trees, n. hurujm; liurupi.
— potatoes, n. kukai'i. Young (of birds), n. hukari ;
kukari; jyi. Younger relative, n. teina;
taina. Youngest child, n. whakaotinga ;
potiki; whakamiUunga ; whaka-
jjakanga; muringa; tamanga-
kotore. Your, pron. ta koutou; to koutou;
ta korua; to korua. Youth, n. taitamariki; maitiiti.
Z
Zeal, n. tohe; uaua.
Zigzag, a. kopikopiko.
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II f:i v.i. di'tniiiish.
II Ahuriri, n. wei7:
II 3 be lenytliened out.
<\ Amatiatia, n. outrigger
of a canoe, insert, 2 ujn'iylU supjjorls of the
lotver end of the 'inaihi' on the
front gable of a house, insert, Anurangi, n. a variety of
kumara. insert, 3 layer of toetoe thatch on
a roof, insert, whakaau, n. a kind of eel.
II Aiimihi, v. t. sigh for.
Compare mihi. insert, 2 variegated jjhorinium
tenax. insert, Hamo, n. a variety of
k^imara. insert, 2 a variety of kumara.
II haiAodactylus meandratus ;
granite trout. insert, HSeroa, n. a weapon like
a 'taiaha,' but pointed at the
upper end, without any carving. For Hu, read Hu. insert, 2 a variety of kumara.
II 2 dishevelled.
II a.
II short, as the breathing.
Ko te manawa e irirangi touu
ana.
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insert, 3 carved re2yresentation of a human face on the gable of a house.
II Kahiiorangi, n. a variety of taro. insert, KS,inga-awha, n. a broad boaid, placed on edge, enclosing the covered space in front of the door of a native house, insert, Kaipaoe, a. wandering. For Kairakau, read KairakS,u. insert, KakatS,rS,hae, n. a large variety of ta,ro, with red leaf- stalks, insert, Kanehe, n. small potatoes. II 3 a pattern of 'tukutuku' ornament, insert, kapo, n. liyhtning. n kare, v.t. whip a top. II 2 temporary supports for 'kaho' on the roof of a house while the roof is being covered, insert, KauAvhanga, n. limb of a
tree, insert, v. i. recite old legends or
genealogies. insert, 3 a form of 'karakia.' Ko- tahi te kawa moana i u mai ai Te Arawa waka ki uta nei. insert, Ka'wS.u, n. a red variety
of kuiaara. insert, kitakita, n. small piotatoes. fi 3 a variety of taro with running roots, insert, K6hepir6, n. angelica
roso'/olia, a plant, insert, koiri, n. a pattern of
ornamental painting, insert, K6nghu, n. 1 dust; 2 a variety of kumara, with dark leaves and stems, insert, konihi, v.t. 1 touch lightly;
2 graze. insert, Kor5a, n. 1 index finger; 2 second toe.
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insert, K6r6rup6, n. outer facing
of the I'nitd of a doorway, insert, Kura'wS,-wa'wS,'wS,-'wa,i,
n. a pattern of 'tukutuku' orna- ment, insert, KiirutS,!, n. pestle ; pounder insert, 3 mcdn limb of a lai'ge
tree, insert, maika, n. basket for cooked
food used in the 'pure' ceremony
for a new house, insert, MS.naia, n. a pattern of
carving, insert, 2 fourth finger^ or toe.
II manihi, n. potamogeton
natans, a water plant, insert, or ornamental painting.
M or ornamental painting.
II 2 middle ^finger, or toe.
n Matakauri, n. a variety
of kumara. insert, Matapupuni, a. Kowhao
matapupuni, holes for the lash- ing ivhich fastened the 'haumi'
to the body of a canoe. insert, Mimikiore, n. a plant
used as a scent, insert, Monda, v.i. wonder. Ka
monoa atu ahau ki nga hanga a
te tangata nei. insert, 3 a biid.
II Ngaora, v.i. hurst open, as
flowers. Ka ngaora te kowliai. insert, Ngaue, n. a variety of
taro, with dark edges to the
sheathing leaf-stalk, insert, Ngeni, n. small potatoes.
M PaeS,ngaanga, n. a variety
of taro. insert, PaetS,u, v.i. 1 sit apart;
2 be cast aside. insert, Pakatie, n. a variety of
taro. insert, 2 tvandering.
II Pakihau, n. 1 tvioig ; 2 /in.
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insert paoa, v.i. be diffused, as
scent, &c. insert, Pehii, n. 1 a variety of
kumara; 2 a variety of tar-o. insert, pekepeke, n. celmisia
loiigifolia, a plant. For 'gable' read 'roof.' insert, piapia, a. ylairy ; viscid.
II Piere, n. a bird.
II Pikoko, a variety of phor-
viiuin tenax, with broad brown
edges, insert, Pipik6-kS,uhangaroa, n.
a varieta of kumara. insert, 4 abyss.
II Pokerekahii, n. a variety
of kuma'a with red .'•kin. insert, Popo-whatitiri, n. a
fungus, insert, brachyglottis rejmnda, a
shrub, insert, •whakaremu, n. lower end
of a cultivated field. For Rere-wai, read Rere-wSi. insert. He liau rutu; a baling
wind. insert, Takaruha, n. a kind of
eel. insert, olearia furfur acea.
n tapu-wae-pakiira, n. a
pattern of 'tukutuku' ornament, insert, 3 throiv out second pair of
leaves, after seed leaves, as a
gourd; such leaves are called
' rau tara.' insert, Tarehurangi, n. a variety
of kumara. insert, Taremii, n. lower end of a
cultivated field, insert, tarutu, a. stumbling; in- firm. insert, Taunanapi, v.t. handle;
be busied ivitli. insert, Tawaru, n. a pattern of
carving, insert, 2 a lizard.
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of kuriiara, with red skin.
201 2 1.12 insert, 3 a bird.
209 1 1. 30, after ^^felliny" w or disembowelling.
209 1 1. 30, after "tua" ... u and tuaki. 211 2 after 1. 42 ... ... n tuku, a. having the door-
way at the side. He whare tuku ki uta; he waka ama ki te nioana. . . . insert, 2 a variety of kuinara.
II Tu-wha, v.i. glow, as coals. II UekahS,, a. 1 strenuous; 2 difficult. ... insert, whakaupoko, n. upjier
end of a cultivated field. ... insert, WS,irenga, n. hroth or gravy from cooked meat, insei't, Wini, n. a dark variety of kumara. ... insert, whiwhiu, v.i. keep aloof. He tangata whiwhiu koe i waho o tenei mahi.
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