CHAP. IX.] THE DICTIONARY. 



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Pahia bruise 



1'ahi a ship 



Pahunu terror 



Ptihuretia to hold, to pull, to 



keep fast 

 Pakaka pale 

 Pakaukau a kite 

 Paka a garment, anything 



dried in the sun 

 Paka kina kina srnite 

 Pakau wing of a bird, a kite 

 Pakaru breaking, bursting 

 Pakarutanga breaking out, 



issuing 



Pakarunga bursting 

 Pakarukarunga ruins 

 Pakanae name of a place 

 Pakati waistcoat (Angl.) 

 Pake pake no te ra the orna- 

 ment, placed at the edge of 



the sail of a canoe 

 Pakea a stranger, foreigner 

 Pakepakewai a garment 

 Pakeke hard, difficult, proper 



name, hardly, bad, cruel 

 Pakeko a barren woman 

 Paki - calm, quiet, as the wea- 

 ther 



Pakipaki very quiet 

 Pakia covering for a man's 



back, boxing with the open 



hand 

 Pakiaka root of a tree, any 



root 

 Pakihi a garment for a man, 



breeches 



Pakirikiri a fish so called 

 Pakirikiri the lower incisors 



of a man 

 Pakihi kura red land, where 



fern-root has been collected 

 Pakira a bald head 

 Pakitara the corner, a wall 

 Pakoa te tai low water 

 Pakoi koi a fish so called 

 Pakoko barren, fruitless 

 Pakurakura a fish so called 

 Pana a fillip, filliping 



Pane tie up, catch 



Pani an orphan 



Pani besmearing, painting 



Panikau name of a place 



Panga a casting, or removing 



from one place to another 

 Pangia taste 

 Pangiatia taste it 

 Pangore name of a fresh-water 



eel 



Panguru a mountain so called 

 Papa a thin board, a plank, a 



plain, a flat, a table, the but- 

 tocks 



Papa exploding, bursting 

 Papnka a crab 

 Papaki smite; i nga ringa- 



ringa clap the hands, palm 



of the hands 

 Papaki new 

 Papaku low, little 

 Papare cry 

 Paparinga cheek 

 Papani a fish so called 

 Papapa a cup for victuals 

 Papanga half of anything 

 Papa pere a quiver 

 Papata a cockroach 

 Papatu strike 

 Papataura a sponge 

 Papaware the floor of a house 

 Para a fish so called 

 Paraharaha an iron hoop 

 Paraheka semen 

 Paraheka wahi awa a blue 



paint 



Parahi a game so called 

 Paraparau command 

 Pararohi juice of fern-root 

 Pararau wings 

 Paratahi the upper sideboards 



at the head of a canoe 

 Parawa a sperm whale; also 



its jaw bone; the two upper 



incisors of a man 

 Parawea noon 

 Parangi a company of persons 



sitting in a circle 



