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NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE. [PART III. 



Pokoura name of a place 



Pokanga cleft of a rock, a hole 



Pomare night-cough, a name 



Ponapona joints 



Ponaru widow 



Ponarutanga widowhood 



Pona a knot, making a knot 



Ponaanga a knot 



Pona pona wrist, ankle joint, 

 knotty 



Pona kaua kaua a game so 

 called 



Pono truth, true, truly, faith- 

 ful, to speak the truth 



Pononga servant, assistant 



Ponongatanga servitude, as- 

 sistance 



Ponga a pithy wood so called 



Pongere smoking 



Ponga ponga nostrils 



Popo cut into pieces 



Popoa sacred victuals 



Popoto very short 



Porae a fish so called 



Porae nui name of a place 



Porearea bother, confound 



Porohuritia to turn upside 

 down 



Porahurahura trouble 



Pororarui confounded, doubted 



Poranga a purple sweet po- 

 tato 



Porangi hasty, to be in a hurry 



Poropora tobacco 



Poraporo berry, fruit 



Porori hip-bone 



Poroporo aki taking leave 



Porotaka annular 



Porotaitaka closed all around, 

 annular 



Porotutu kitanga borders, 

 limits 



Potatutatu with haste 



Potai a hat, cap, pot-lid 



Potaitupui name of a place 



Potiki the youngest child, bro- 

 ther or sister 



Poti poti an insect so called 



Poto short 



Poto poto short 



Pu a cylinder, musket, flute, 

 a pregnant woman ; fire a 

 musket 



Pu blow 



Pua a sowthistle 



Pua iti the small sowthistle 



Pua o te rakau flower of a tree 



Puao daybreak 



Puaotanga dawning of the day 



Puare open 



Puaki make known 



Pudut dust, uproar 



Puehuehu mealy ; used of the 

 fernroot 



Puehoki blunt 



Pui the ornamented sternpost 

 of a canoe 



Pui korokoro name of a fish 



Pui a hot spring 



Puhehe erring 



Puhi to shoot 



Puhi name of a freshwater eel 



Puka spade, cabbage 



Pukaha a garment so called 



Pukanana staring 



Pukapu a place so called 



Pukapuka book, paper, a tree 

 so called, the lungs 



Puke hill 



Puke puke hill, low hill 



Puke hau papa Snowy Moun- 

 tain, Mount Egmont 



Pukeko a bird (^Porphyrio) 



Pukepoto a mineral serving as 

 a blue paint 



Puketaua name of a hill 



Pukovotuna a wickerwork bas- 

 ket for catching eels 



Puku stomach, bulk of a ship ; 

 noho puku a fasting sto- 

 mach; moe puku, fornica- 

 tion 



Puku secret, concealed, se- 

 cretly 



Pukutia do a thing secretly 



Pukinvaewae the ankle 



