CHAP. IX.] 



THE DICTIONARY. 



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Topa baking 



Topito end 



Tore a passage 



Torea a bird called oyster- 

 catcher 



Torengi descend, disappear 



Torenga sunset 



Torengitanga o te ra sunset 



Toro spread 



Toroa an albatross 



Toroai a war instrument 



Toronga spreading of the fire 



Toropeku mai ana to come 

 privately 



Torotoro the ant 



Toru te kau thirty 



Toru torn three, few in num- 

 ber 



Totara a pine (Podocarpus 

 totara) 



Tote salt, to salt 



Totitoki to halt 



Totohu sinking 



Toto blood, menstruation 



Totohe deceit, oppose 



Totoke stick 



Toto ran rau dew 



Totokea a shell-fish 



Towai a timber-tree 



Tu stand, stand up, brought 

 into a position, beat, carve ; 

 tuhi paint, write 



Tua distributable, transmis- 

 sible, a tradition 



Tuangi tradition, distribution 



Tuai distribute 



Tuauriuri multitudes 



Tuakana brother, elder bro- 

 ther 



Tuaki cut down; tuakina 

 prostrated, hewn down 



Tuakana ke elder brother-in- 

 law, or cousin 



Tuanui roof 



Tuara back 

 Tuatahi the first 



Tuatara a guana 



Tuatea waves 



Tuatu a shark 



Tuawati a flight 



Tuawairoa steam issuing out 

 of the nostrils of a baked 

 head 



Tui tui to sew 



Tui a bird 



Tuiau a flea 



Tuohu bow, bend 



Tuhea desert, deserted ; tuhe- 

 atia deserted 



Tuhi tuhi write, paint 



Tuhitanga a writing 



Tuhonohonoa tie, frame toge- 

 ther 



Tuhonoa -join 



Tuhua Mayor's Island 



Tu kau to be naked, or stand 

 alone 



Tuketuke elbow 



Tukemata the eyebrow 



Tuki piece of wood at the 

 head of a canoe 



Tuk i n o oppress 



Tukinotia oppressed 



Tukituki beat, slay, destruc- 

 tion ; tukitukia stricken 



Tuku the pit of the stomach 



Tuku give way, let go, deliver, 

 descend 



Tuku peru black whale 



Tukuwai diving in the water 



Tuma threatening, threaten 



Tumau settled 



Tuma aki the crown of a man's 

 head, the upper part of the 

 trunk of a tree 



Tumou a slave 



Tumu tumu stump of a tree 



Tuna eel 



Tunumanga burial 



Tunewa noa slumber 



Tunu bury 



Tunumia buried 



Tunga wounds ; niho tunga 

 decayed tooth 



Tunga place where a person 

 stands 



