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NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE. [PART III 



Tungane a brother 



Tunguru a turnip 



Tupakihi a shrub 



Tupapaku a corpse 



Tupato a jealous, prudent, 

 suspicious man, suspecting 



Tupe a snare for birds 



Tupopo a porpoise 



Tupu bud 



Tuputupu the mangrove 



Tupuna nui ancestor, patri- 

 arch 



Tupuna tane grandfather 



Tupuna wahine grandmother 



Tupunga grow, the ground 

 where anything grows, an- 

 cestry 



Turaki bring down 



Tura kina brought 



Tura-wera a hard blow 



Turanga a stand, a place, 

 spot, where to place some- 

 thing on it, a candlestick ; 

 turanga waewae a footstool 



Ture law, commandment 



Turi knee 



Turi deaf, confused, to be 

 silent 



Turiteri noise 



Turi ngongengonge lame, 

 maimed 



Turoro sick, suffering ; te 

 mate turoro epidemic 



Turorotangasickness, suffering 



Turutu reed for making bas- 

 kets 



Tutahi dung, excrements 



Tutaka moana a place 



Tutaki meet together 



Tutakiana meet, appear 



Tutakinga a meeting 



Tutata stand by, near 



Tutata coast; he kainga tu- 

 tata a coast place 



Tu tonu stand still 



Tutei guard, watchman 



Tutu a wine made from the 

 berries of the tupakihi 



Tutu perverse ; mahi tutu 



violences, making rioise 

 Tutukaka name of a bay 

 Tutuki dash, knock, stumble 

 Tutukinga stumbling 

 Tuturu kneeling 

 Tuwahine sister 

 Tuwaina spit 

 Tuwatia spit 

 Tu w e r a o pen 

 Tuwiri afraid 



W. 



Wa support, carry, also the 

 number four 



Wae wae feet, leg ; nga mea 

 waewa wa four-footed ani- 

 mals 



Waea mother 



Waenga the middle of any- 

 thing, centre of a canoe, mid- 

 ships, also a field 



Waenga kurnera a field of 

 sweet potatoes 



Waenganui middle 



Waenganui po midnight 



Waeroa long legs, muskito 



Wai water ; wai maori fresh 

 water 



Wai tai salt-water ; who ? a 

 fish, so called 



Waianuanua waters of the 

 rainbow, waterfall 



Waiata song, sing 



Waiatatia to sing 



Waienga a farm, a place clear- 

 ed for a farm 



Waiu water of the breast, i. e. 

 milk 



Waiho presently 



Waihoa taria wait a little 



Waiheaua a porpoise 



Waiho make, form 



Waihepu a river, so called 



Waihu leave, desert 



Waikauau water in a running 

 state, a stream 



