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NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE. [PART III. 



Kamaka a rock, stone, stony 



Kanawa an eye 



Kanga corn, maize 



Kanga an oath, swearing, 

 blasphemous, a curse 



Kane a file, saw, filing, saw- 

 ing; kanehia saw, sawing 

 the timber 



Kane kane, id. 



Kani kani a dance, to dance, 

 a game so called 



Kanoe chin 



Kanohi eye, face 



Kanga kapura a fire-hearth 



Kanohi paua name of a sweet 

 potato 



Kapana a potato 



Kape transgress, pull 



Kapia resin, gum 



Kapi to furnish 



Kapiti Entry Island 



Kapu an adze, tail of a cray- 

 fish 



Kapua cloud, air 



Kapu na ringa ringa palms of 

 the hands 



Kapura a burning fire, burn- 

 ing coal 



Kara name of a certain stone 



Kara to an elder person; e 

 kara ! an affectionate ad- 

 dress to an elder person 



Kara ma an affectionate term 

 for father 



Karahu name of a shellfish 



Karaka a fruit-tree (Coryno- 

 carpus Iceviqatus), general 

 name for fruit 



Karakia a prayer, praying 



Karakiatanga a time of prayer 



Karama roa a flaming torch 



Karanga call, shout, bell, call- 

 ing ; karangatia called, call 

 thou 



Karangahape name of a place 



Karangatanga call 



Kara ngau ngau name of a 

 shellfish 



Karangu name of a tree 



Karapa squint, squinting 



Karapepe- fermenting 



Karapoi noa open, lift 



Karapoti besiege, close in 



Karapa a square, parallelo- 

 gram 



Kararehe a beast, animal 



Kararehe wa tangata a horse, 

 or beast that carries a man 



Kararehe wa wahia a bullock, 

 or beast with horns 



Karatete proud, angry 



Kara w a, i. g., karawa kiko a 

 stripe on the flesh 



Karawarawa stripes 



Karawa a dissolution, dissolv- 

 ing 



Karawaka name of a shellfish 



Kare reflecting 



K arenga reflection 



Kareao a wild vine (SmiVaa?) 



Karere messenger, a signal 



Karetu name of a plant 



Karipi cutting 



Karu the head of an animal, 

 fish, beast, <&c. 



Karuru- operating in a close 

 place 



Kati shut, sufficiently, enough, 

 be quiet, let it alone 



Katipa walking upright 



Katoa all 



Kata laughter, laughing, jocu- 

 lar, merry 



Katakatangia scorch 



Katipo a black spider on the 

 seashore, regarded as poison- 

 ous 



Katoatia all 



Kawai name of a fish 



Kawaka pine-tree (Dacn/- 

 dium plumosimi) 



Kawaki carry oil'; kawakina 

 carried off 



Kawana governor (Angl.) 



Kawanatanga government 

 (Angl.) J 



