New Zealand Maori entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| CE.WAHIE | Wahie | Firewood | (Wms) |
| CE.WAHINE | Wahine | Woman | (Wms) |
| CE.WAHO | Waho | Exterior, outside | (Wms) |
| OC.WAHE | Wae | Divide, division, separate | (Wms) |
| PN.WAHE-GA | Waenga | Division, portion, middle | (Wms) |
| MP.WAI.1 | Wai | Water, especially fresh wate; creek, river | (Wms) |
| CE.WAIHO | Waiho-tia | Leave, put down something | (Bgs) |
| CE.WAI-GOFIA.* | Waingoohia | Easy, pleased | (Wms) |
| PN.WAI-KELI | Waikeri | Ditch | (Wms) |
| PN.WAI-KELI | Waikari | Ditch | (Wms) |
| EP.WAI-RUA | Wairua | Spirit, ghost | (Wms) |
| TA.WAI-MARIE | Waimarie | Lucky, fortunate, quiet, meek | (Wms) |
| PN.WAI-PUNA | Wai puna | Spring of water | (Wms) |
| PN.WAI-TAFE | Waitahe/nga | Ditch | (Wms) |
| NP.WAI-UU | Waiuu | Milk | (Wms) |
| AN.WAKA.A | Waka | Canoe | (Wms) |
| TA.WAKA.B | Waka | A confederation of tribes claiming descent from those on the same ancestral canoe | (Wms) |
| PN.WAKA.C | Waka | Medium of an atua | (Wms) |
| NP.WALA.1 | Wawara | To desire | (Wms) |
| NP.WALA.1 | Wara/wara | Be ravenous | (Wms) |
| PN.WALA.2 | Tii/wara/ | Cleave in two | (Wms) |
| PN.WALA.2 | Ko/wara/ | Force open | (Wms) |
| PN.WALE.1 | Ware | Viscous fluid, exudation from trees, spittle. | (Wms) |
| PN.WALE.2 | Ware | Ignorant, careless | (Wms) |
| PN.WALE.2 | Ware/ware | Forgetful | (Wms) |
| CE.WALE-A.B | Warea | Be rendered unconscious; be absorbed, occupied, have the attention diverted | (Wms) |
| NP.WALI.2 | Wari | Watery, of potatoes spoiled by frost | (Wms) |
| PN.WALO.1 | Wa/waro/ | Sound indistinctly; indistinct sound of voices | (Wms) |
| TA.WARO | Waro | Deep hole or pit, abyss; coal | (Wms) |
| AN.WALU.1 | Waru | Eight | (Wms) |
| PN.WARU | Waru | Scrape v | (Wms) |
| PN.WANA-WANA | Wanawana | Spines, bristles | (Wms) |
| PN.WANA-WANA | Wawana | Gooseflesh | (Wms) |
| NP.WAANAGA | Waananga | Esoteric lore, traditional learning, wise person | (Wms) |
| MP.WAO.A | Wao | Forest | (Wms) |
| NP.WASI | Waa/waahi/ | To split something lengthwise | (Wms) |
| NP.WASI | Waahi/a | Split (pass.) | (Bgs) |
| NP.WATA | Wata/wata | Full of holes, perforated; having many interstices | (Wms) |
| NP.WAWAO | Wawao | To separate antagonists; to mediate | (Bgs) |
| OC.WAWE | Wawe | Quick, prompt, early | (Bgs) |
| CP.WEKA.1 | Weka | A bird (Gallirallus australis) | (Wms) |
| CC.WEKE-WEKE | Wekeweke | Tentacles, rootlets | (Wms) |
| NP.WEKU.1 | Weku/weku | Tufted, in tufts | (Wms) |
| CK.WEKU.2 | Weku | To hook, catch hold of, tear | (Wms) |
| OC.WELA.A | Wera (pass. wera-ina) | Burnt; burn (vt) | (Wms) |
| OC.WELA.B | Wera | Heated, hot; heat | (Wms) |
| TA.WERE-WERE.B* | Werewere | Some part of female sex organs capable of constriction and usually cited with plural article | (Bgs) |
| EP.WERI | Weri | Centipede | (Wms) |
| NP.WELI.2 | Weri/weri | Disgusting, offensive | (Wms) |
| PN.WELO.1 | Wero | Stab, spear | (Wms) |
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