CHAP. IX.] THE DICTIONARY. 



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Mauria mai bring 



Maunu bait for a fish-hook, 

 baiting, biting, or being 

 caught 



Maunga rongo peace 



Maunga a mountain, ripe, 

 wholesome 



Mahana warmth, warm, 

 warming 



Mahanga net 



M ahanga twin s 



Mahara consider ; maharatia, 

 considered, wise, careful, good 



Maharatanga knowledge, pru- 

 dence, thought 



Maha many, much 



Maheau verandah 



Maheoro an entrenchment, 

 ditch 



Mahi work, industrious, work- 

 ing ; Mahia to work 



Mahi wawe work quickly done 



Mahinga work, a job, work- 

 time 



Mahiri naming a child 



Mahitia to work 



Mahue to loose, forsake, de- 

 sert 



Mahunga head 



Mahuri plant 



Maka wild 



Maka casting off, throwing 

 away, an eruption 



Makamaka cast 



Makarii repelling 



Makariti cold 



Makawe hair of the head 



Maki the last survivor of a 

 tribe 



Mako name of a fish 



Mako wakakai an ear-drop 

 made of the tooth of the fish 

 called mako 



Mako mako name of a bird 



Makona fill, satisfy, satiety 



Makona tanga filling 



Maku me, I 



Maku wet 



Makuku wet, watered 



Makuru the premature falling 

 of fruit 



Makutu witchcraft, bewitch- 

 ing, enchanting 



Mama light, not heavy 



Mamae pain, painful, sore, dis- 

 tressing, afflict, hurt 



Ma mai mouth 



Mamaha exhalation, breath 



Mamaru rays of the sun 



Maminga a lie, a liar 



Mana for him 



Mana command, authority, 

 power 



Manako worthy, acceptable, 

 remembrance 



Manakohanga remembrance, 

 savour, acceptable 



Manakohia ana to be accept- 

 able 



Manane smooth 



Manatunga keepsake 



Manawa breath, courage, 

 courageous, spirited 



Manawa nui good cheer 



Manawa pa an overflowing 

 spirit, envious 



Manawanuitanga patience 



Manawa tawi the islands 

 called the Three Kings 



Manene stranger 



Manila a plain 



Mano a thousand, the multi- 

 tude 



Manuea a shrub (Leptosper- 

 mum ericoides) 



Manu a bird, a kite 



Manuka a shrub (Leptosper- 

 mum scopariuni) 



Manukao name of a place 



Manuwiri a stranger, a tra- 

 veller 



Manuhiri id. 



Manga branch, twig, graining 

 of a tree, name of a fish 



Manga kahia a mountain so 

 called 



