CHAP. 1X.J 



THE DICTIONARY. 



361 



Utunga ware?, goods 



U\va used to express the fem- 

 inine gender in animals 



Uwa uwa tough, veins or 

 main arteries 



Uwata a spear 



H. 



Ha breadth, savour, odour 



Ha what! 



Hae rent, tear, dispute, envy 



Hue hae id. 



Haere go; also airc or acre 



Haere mai come 



Haere atu go out, leave 



Haerenga a walk, arrival 



Haerengatanga a journey 



Hao catch 



Haerere walking about 



Haere marie go in peace 



Hau abbrev. for ahau, I 



Hau strike, hew, chip with an 



adze 



Hau wind, air, whirl, blow 

 Hauhake labourers in the har- 

 vest, gather, take up 

 Hauhakinga harvest 

 Haumi joints at the head and 



stern of a canoe 

 Haumumu a silent person 

 Hau auru west, west wind, 



blowing from the west 

 Haue sooth 

 Haueunga ice 

 Haukomingo a whirlpool 

 Hauraro north-west, north- 

 west wind, blowing from the 

 north-west 



Hauhautanga coolness, cool 

 Haurahi dew 

 Hauru name of a shellfish 

 Hau nui a tempest 

 Haupa a beating wind 

 Hau papa snow, ice 

 Hauparo a long beating wind 

 Hauraki name of a place 

 Haurake a steady pace, mov- 

 ing steadily 



Haururutanga blowing of the 

 wind 



Haunga ano, haunga with ex- 

 ception, because, besides 



Haurangi a fool, drunkard, 

 foolish, drunk, mad 



Haurangitia - foolish 



Haurorangi to hang up, to 

 suspend 



Hauroro a long wind 



Hauna a piece of wood joined 

 to the stern of a canoe 



Haute a play so called 



Hautoke winter 



Hauwenua a land wind 



Hah are sealing-wax 



Hahi church, Anglic. 



Haka a dance, a song, a war- 

 dance. He tangata haka a 

 dancer 



Hakari a feast of peace where 

 presents of fish are brought 

 by the visitors ; also birds' 

 eggs, roe of a fish, seed of 

 anything 



Haki neck 



Hamama yawning, gaping ; 

 also Amama and Hamumu 



Hana a vault for the dead 



Hanahana lustre, brightness, 

 bright, glorious, shining, 

 to shine 



Hane a war instrument 



Hani water 



Hanga work, labour, to work, 

 make 



Hangarau deceitfulness 



Hangareka funny, joking, a 

 joke 



Hanganga buildings, work, 

 creation 



Hangi a native oven 



Hapa crooked, indirect, un- 

 fair, neglected 



Hapainga lifting up, raising 

 up 



Hapu tribe, family 



Hapu pregnant, be pregmnt 



