The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand: A Narrative of 600 Miles of Travel Through Maoriland.Kerry-Nicholls, J. H. (James Henry)
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The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand: A Narrative of 600 Miles of Travel Through Maoriland.
Kerry-Nicholls, J. H. (James Henry)
New Zealand -- Description and travel
To be able, _ahei_.
To add, _hono_.
To assemble, _huihui_.
To ask, _inoi_.
To believe, _whakapono_.
To boil, _koropupu_.
To burn, _tahu_.
To call, _karanga_.
To carry, _kawe_.
To be calm, _aio_.
To clean, _horoi_.
To clear, _para_.
To count, _tatau_.
To curse, _kanga_.
To cut off, _tope_.
To cut (in two), _pounto_.
To desire, _hiahia_.
To dig, _ko_.
To dive, _ruku_.
To divide, _wehewehe_.
To drive, _whiu_.
To drink, _inu_.
To eat, _kai_.
To enter, _tomo_.
To entrap, _reti_.
To exchange _hokohoko_.
To fetch, _tiki_.
To fell (timber), _tua_.
To fish, _hi_.
To float, _taupua_.
To gather, _kohikohi_.
To go, _haere_.
To be healed, _mahu_.
To hear, _rongo_.
To hide, _huma_.
To imitate, _whakatau_.
To jest, _hangarau_.
To kill, _patu_.
To lead, _arabi_.
To light, _whakamarama_.
To light up, _hopai_.
To listen, _whakarongo_.
To look, _rimi_.
To make, _hauga_.
To measure, _wharite_.
To murder, _kohuru_.
To pay, _utu_.
To plant, _whakato_.
To play, _takaro_.
To plunder, _muru_.
To pray, _muru_.
To run, _oma_.
To rest, _okioki_.
To see, _kite_.
To sell, _hoko_.
To sew, _tui_.
To shine, _tiaho_.
To sing, _waiata_.
To speak, _ki_.
To stop, _whakamutu_.
To be able, _ahei_.
To sow, _rui_.
To swim, _kaukoe_.
To take, _tango_.
To teach, _ako_.
To undo, _wewete_.
To watch, _mataara_.
To wash, _horoi_.
To work, _mahi_.
To understand, _mohio_.
_Useful Nouns._
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