CFIAP. IX.] THE DICTIONARY. 



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Waikato a river, a name 



Waikura rust 



Waikare clear reflecting water 



Waikeri a rivulet or narrow 

 drain, name of a place, a ditch, 

 a swamp 



Waimonga monga marrow 



Wainga time or act of dispute 



Waipa a river 



Waipapa a place 



Waipoka a well 



Waiporotaka a circular pool 



Waipu a pond 



Waipuke a flood of water de- 

 scending a hill 



Wairenga a place cleared for 

 a farm 



Wairete waterfall 



Wairu hair used in a mat as 

 ornament 



Wairu a file 



Wairua spirit, the immortal 

 part of man 



Waitaongatanga inheritance 



Waitangi noisy water, name of 

 a place 



Waitemata a place so called 



Waitohungia remark, note 



Waiwatawata a place so called 



Waiwawariki a place so called 



Wao nail, a hole 



Waha bear, carry 



Waha mouth 



Wahanga burden 



Wahangu dumb 



Wahi kai pasture 



Wahi firewood, place, part of 

 the body, a spot 



Wahi iti a moment 



Wahi tapu burying-place, sa- 

 cred ground 



Wahina a virgin 



Wahinatanga maidenhood,vir- 

 ginity 



Wahine wife, woman, female 



Wahine moepuke concubine 



Waho out, outside 



Waka a canoe 



Waka used to form the cau- 

 sative verbs 



Wakaako teach 



Wakaahua form, mould, feign 



Wakaatu canoe for carrying 

 the dead 



Wakaara rise, bring forth 



Wak aaran gi awake 



Wakaae consent 



Wakaaenga knowledge, as- 

 surance 



Wakaaro think, thinking, 

 thoughtful, esteem 



Wakaaroaroa consider 



Wakaati clean, prepare 



Wakaangahia lift up 



Wakaeke rope 



Wakaereere very great 



Wakaikeike exalt 



Wakaiwa garment for women, 

 a name 



Wakairo carve 



Wakaitia diminish, debase, 

 abuse 



Wakaititanga humility 



Wakaahuru cherish 



Wakaoioi shake 



Wakaorangia deliverance ; to 

 heal 



Wakaora heal, save 



Wakaokioki give, make, rest 



Wakaoranga health, deliver- 

 ance 



Wakau grounded 



Wakau serve, love 



Wakaua cause to rain 



Wakau nga bars 



Wakauaua making pain 



Wakautu pay 



Wakautunga taxing 



Wakahauhautanga exhorta- 

 tion 



Wakahangarerekatia to make 

 light of anything 



Wakahereheretia in bondage 



Wakahere offerin g 



Wakahau command ; kai wa- 

 kahau commander 



