Thomson. — Wlience of the Maori. 



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English. 



Maori. 



Malay. 



Remarks. 



Trample 



takahi 



takan 



to press down 



Mat to sleep upon 



takuT^SM. 



tekar 





Eoot 



take 



akar 





Sea coast 



takut ai 



dekat aier 



near water 



Bury 



tanu 



tanum 





Assembled 



tanga 



Aditang 



come 



Cry 



tangi 



tangis 





Loose 



tangara 



lungar 





Margin 



tapa 



tepe 





Basket 



tapa kuri 



timbakul 





Sea shore 



tapa tai 



tepi tasi 



near lake 



Thatcla 



tapa^M 



atap 





Ear 



taringa 



telinga 





Year 



tau 



taun 





Light 



tau 



tau -an 



knowledge 



Cause to light 



whakatau 



bekan tau 



cause to know 



Strange land 



tau wlienua 



benua 



land 



Jeer 



tawai 



tawa 



laugh 



White 



tea 



put6 



- 



Here 



tenei 



sini 





There 



tena 



sana 





False 



tipatipa 



tipu 



to deceive 



Axe 



titaha 



titahan 



an instrument to cut with 



Stone 



toka 



toko bisi 



a hammer or iron stone 



Thrust 



toro 



tola 





Push forth 



whaka toro 



bekan tola 



not used 



My lady 



tua wahine 



tua bini 



properly hini tua — first wife, who 

 is always the highest in rank 



Mainland 



tua whenua 



tua benua 



old country — properly benua tua 



Draw- 



tuhi 



tulis 





Write 



tuhi tuhi 



tulis tulisan 



many-writings 



Grow 



tupu 



tubo 



body 



GroAvth 



tupu 



tumbu 





Cause to grow 



whakatupu 



bekan tumba 



doubtful if ixsed 



Deaf 



turi 



tuli 





Kneel 



tutViXVi 



hxtut 



knee 



Spy 



Wtei 



mtei 



to peep 



Dung 



tutae 



tae 





E,ain 



ua 



tqan. 





Heart of tree 



uho 



tubo 





Yam 



uwhikaho 



ubi kaiu 



literally — yams of wood, or 

 woody yams ; applied in 

 Malay to tapioca 



Accuse 



whakawa 



bekan dawa 





Woman 



wahine 



bini 



wife 



Flood 



wai puke 



aier bukit 



water of hills 



Manure 



wai rakau 



bajau 





Four 



wha 



a,iii]jat 





Elevate 



whata 



atas 



above 



MHk 



waiw 



susw 



in Maori the root is M, in Malay 

 sio, the former being composed 

 of two words — ivai and u, 

 i. e. , water of pap, the latter, 

 being mei'ely a duplication 



Sit 



noho 



dudw 



the root is o, converted in Malay 

 to ti. Both words are mere 

 duplications. d not being 

 pronounceable in Maori, n 

 and h have been taken 

 instead 



Peoj)le 



htiMga 



orung 



the root is ?t«, the Maori having 

 the usual suffix, the Malay a 

 prefLx; 



