Entries from Williams 1971 in Pollex-Online

Williams, H. W. (1971). A Dictionary of the Maori Language. Wellington, Government Printer.

Language Item Description
New Zealand Maori Aarahi-na Lead, conduct, escort v
New Zealand Maori Whaka/arahia Raise, rouse
New Zealand Maori Arahura Place on west coast of S. Island
New Zealand Maori Aarai Screen
New Zealand Maori Araara Trevally (Usacaranx lutescans)
New Zealand Maori Ara-taura A rope to climb by; a rope ladder (Col)
New Zealand Maori Aarau Gather, lay hold of, entangle
New Zealand Maori Areare Concave, hollowed out
New Zealand Maori Areare Open, clear of obstruction
New Zealand Maori Arero Tongue
New Zealand Maori Ari Small shark
New Zealand Maori Ari White, visible
New Zealand Maori Ari/ari Bare (as tree trunk); clear, gleaming
New Zealand Maori Aaria Deep water between two shoals; deep pool in river; shore pool filled only at high water
New Zealand Maori Ariki Chief
New Zealand Maori Arihi Chop, cut
New Zealand Maori Aro Bowels
New Zealand Maori Aro Front of body, pubic area of females
New Zealand Maori Aroha-ina, -tia Love, pity, compassion
New Zealand Maori Rapou Woman pregnant for first time
New Zealand Maori Aru Follow, pursue
New Zealand Maori Amio Roam, go round about, circle round
New Zealand Maori Aamio/mio Turn round and round
New Zealand Maori Amo Carry on shoulder, carry on a litter, litter, bier
New Zealand Maori Amu(amu) Grumble, begrudge, complain
New Zealand Maori Ana Post-posed particle, continuance of action or state
New Zealand Maori Ana Cave
New Zealand Maori Inaaianei Just now, today (properly of time past only)
New Zealand Maori Anake Alone, only
New Zealand Maori Anahe Alone, only
New Zealand Maori Aanini Giddy, aching (of the head)
New Zealand Maori Ano/ano Alarm, giddiness Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori Anu(anu) Cold
New Zealand Maori A/anu To spit, sputter
New Zealand Maori Aaniwaniwa Rainbow, halo Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori Rau/aruhe/ Bracken (Pteridium esculentum)
New Zealand Maori Anuhe Caterpillar
New Zealand Maori Ao Scoop up in both hands
New Zealand Maori Ao Right, fitting
New Zealand Maori Ao Bark (of dog)
New Zealand Maori Ao-rangi Mountain (highest) in New Zealand
New Zealand Maori Apai Front wall of a house Problematic
New Zealand Maori Koo/pere/ A dart and the device by which it was thrown
New Zealand Maori Apiapi Crowded, dense; confined, constricted
New Zealand Maori Aapoopoo Tomorrow; at some future time
New Zealand Maori Apu Gather into the hands, clutch
New Zealand Maori Apu Cram into the mouth; gorge, glut
New Zealand Maori Apu/apu Crammed, stuffed [ex. mouth with food]; palatable
New Zealand Maori Aapuru Crowd one upon another; shut up, suppress; overwhelm
New Zealand Maori Aheu Changeable wind from the south-east Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection