| Language |
Item |
Description |
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New Zealand Maori
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Taarehu
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Fade from sight, disappear
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New Zealand Maori
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Ta/tari/
|
Wait for
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New Zealand Maori
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Tamaiti
|
Child
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New Zealand Maori
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Tamariki
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Children; be a child, be children (not yet adult)
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New Zealand Maori
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Tamatea
|
Nights of the moon's first quarter
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New Zealand Maori
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Tana
|
Third person singular neutral possession
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New Zealand Maori
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Taane
|
Male, husband, man; not used of animals
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New Zealand Maori
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Taniwha
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Mythical reptilian monster, usually water-dwelling
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New Zealand Maori
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Taokete
|
Brother-in-law of a male, sister-in-law of a female . Same generation affine of the same sex
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New Zealand Maori
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Tapu
|
Be under ritual restriction, prohibited
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New Zealand Maori
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Taahoata
|
Pumice
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New Zealand Maori
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Taatari
|
To wring out juice, to tighten a wire or rope by twisting
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New Zealand Maori
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Taatou
|
First person inclusive plural pronoun
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New Zealand Maori
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Taatau
|
First person inclusive plural pronoun (EMA)
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New Zealand Maori
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Tau
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Loop of cord attaching a club to the wrist; cord handle of a basket
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New Zealand Maori
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Tau
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Settle, as a bird, anchor, as a boat, come to rest
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New Zealand Maori
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Tau
|
Prefix marking reciprocal, antagonistic action e.g. tauwehe "separate" v.t.
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East Uvea
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Taulekaleka
|
Young man
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New Zealand Maori
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Tauturu
|
To support
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New Zealand Maori
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Tawari
|
A tree (Ixerba brexioides) with a showy white flower
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New Zealand Maori
|
Te
|
Definite article singular
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New Zealand Maori
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Tee
|
Emit sharp explosive sound, crack; squeak ; fart
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New Zealand Maori
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Te/tee
|
Gnash (of teeth)
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New Zealand Maori
|
Tee
|
Negative, not
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New Zealand Maori
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Tee
|
Fart
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New Zealand Maori
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Whe/tee(tee)
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Force out (as pus from a boil); stick out (as eyes in the %puukana|)
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New Zealand Maori
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Kuu/tee/tee
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Squeeze out, as in milking a cow
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New Zealand Maori
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Taaku
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My (dominantly possessed) item
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New Zealand Maori
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Tewha/tewha
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An axe-like wooden weapon brandished in speech-making
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New Zealand Maori
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Tee(w)hea
|
Which? (singular referent)
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New Zealand Maori
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Kei
|
Present position, at; present continuous pseudo-verbal tense marker
Phonologically Irregular
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New Zealand Maori
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Teina
|
Younger sibling of the same sex (WMA)
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New Zealand Maori
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Teka
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A dart used in a traditional game
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New Zealand Maori
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Teke
|
Cunt
Problematic
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New Zealand Maori
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Tekau
|
Twenty (obsolete), ten (modern) (Bgs)
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New Zealand Maori
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Teenaa koe
|
Customary greeting to one person
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New Zealand Maori
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Teenei
|
The one near me, this (head noun or qualifier)
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New Zealand Maori
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Teetahi
|
A, an, a certain, but unspecified one, another
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New Zealand Maori
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Tii
|
(Cordyline spp.)
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New Zealand Maori
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Tia
|
A peg, stake; to stick in, as a peg or a thatching needle
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiwha-ia
|
Insert paaua shell into eyes of carved figures; inlay
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New Zealand Maori
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Tika
|
Straight, correct, true
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Tuamotu
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Tiikaro
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Scoop out (as the eyes) To pick the soil, as with a pickaxe; to scrape, as with a hoe
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiki
|
Carved human figure
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiki
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Fetch something (with atu), bring (with mai)
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiiki/na
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Passive-imperative of tiki
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiki/tiki
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Hair tied in a topknot; a girdle
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New Zealand Maori
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Tikirau
|
A hill at Te Kaha
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New Zealand Maori
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Maaui-tikitiki-a-Taranga
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Youngest child of Taraga
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New Zealand Maori
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Tiko
|
Defecate, faeces
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