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NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE. [PART III. 



Parare cry 



Parepare the fringe of a gar- 

 ment 



Pare a ribbon for the head, 

 the topknot of a bird 



Parea turning, turning round 



Pare the resin of the kauri 

 pine 



Paremo sinking 



Parera a duck 



Parewarewa a fish so called 



Parewakataka the knot of a 

 ribbon, worn at the side of 

 the head 



Pari a steep rock, a precipi- 

 tous shore 



Pari rise, flow ; for instance, 

 the tide 



Parirau, wing of a bird 



Paro the hollow part of the 

 hand 



Paro a small basket, used as 

 a plate 



Paroa name of a place 



Parore a fish so called 



Paru mud, dirt, dirty 



Pata a garment 



Patari kaihu one of the Magel- 

 lan clouds 



Patahi a garment for the waist 

 of females 



Patanga a cause 



Patata surrounding 



Pate the wood which is used 

 by the natives to produce fire 

 by friction 



Patete a garment so called 



Pati a lie 



Pati pati to tell lies 



Patiki a fish so called, also a 

 game 



Patinga o te tai flowing of the 

 tide 



Patiti a tomahawk, a small 

 axe 



Patota name of a place 



Patuka a storehouse 



Patu a wall 



Patu a war-club, beating, kill- 

 ing ; patua smitten 



Patukia knock, a knock 



Patunga a slaughter ; patunga 

 tapu slaughter for sacrifice 



Patuone slaughter upon the 

 sand, name of a person 



Patu patu a war-club 



Pawara wild 



Pawa a shell-fish (Haliotis} 



Pawera fear, a fever 



Pawi a club for beating fern- 

 root 



Pawi beating 



Pe perhaps 



Pea perhaps, I believe so; Pea 

 phoki -perhaps it is so 



Pea the lobe of the ear 



Pe push, thrust, drive, throw 



Pehia push on 



Pehea how ? what ? 



Pehi a ship, a tossing ball 



Pehoki' a dog-fish 



Peka peka a bat, a game so 

 called 



Peke remove 



Pena like that 



Penei like this, thus, in that 

 manner 



Pepe a butterfly, trembling 



Pera like that, the same 



Pere remove, removal 



Pere shaft, bow, arrow 



Pere kura a war station 



Pero a dog 



Pero pero ditto 



Pi close, near 



Piu cast; for instance, a fish- 

 hook 



Piu grass so called 



Piha piha rau a sort of fresh- 

 water eel 



Pihe the funeral ode, singing 

 the pihe the womb 



Pihi spring up, grow 



Pihoi hoi name of a little bird 



Pikau a load, burden, a gar- 

 ment 



