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1 epa rere
fast bowl (cricket) -
2 epa tere
fast bowl (cricket) -
3 epa rere
fast bowl (cricket) -
4 epa tere
fast bowl (cricket) -
5 MAKOMAKO
Wineberry treeUsed by settlers as a substitute for elderberries in winemaking, this fast growing hardy shrub regenerates at bush margins after fires. It has pink flowers and large serrated deciduous leaves. The leaves make a tea which is soothing and cleansing for sore and dusty eyes. Fast growing cover plant. Berries in late summer, bird distributed. Highly favoured by possums. Can grow from cuttings or seed. -
6 parahutihuti
Also hutihutiMaori for like a flash, lightening fast, to scoot, move fast, hurtle along, rapid, zip -
7 keo nukutere
running boar fast (shooting) -
8 nohopuku
[v.i.]fast; boycott; diet (to abstain)————————inert; inertia (science) -
9 purei
play————————quick (fast) -
10 tere
cherry tree————————drift; quick; fast; speed; velocity -
11 whakaita
restrain; hold fast -
12 keo nukutere
running boar fast (shooting) -
13 nohopuku
[v.i.]fast; boycott; diet (to abstain)————————inert; inertia (science) -
14 purei
play————————quick (fast) -
15 tere
cherry tree————————drift; quick; fast; speed; velocity -
16 whakaita
restrain; hold fast -
17 hukehuke
Maori for fast -
18 Kia mau koe ki te kupu a tou matua
Hold fast to the words your father gives you. (Maori proverb)Maori-English dictionary > Kia mau koe ki te kupu a tou matua
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19 MAMAKU
Cyathea medullaris (Black Tree fern)Its fibrous roots reduce erosion. Can be grown from spores. Fast growing. Eaten by possums. -
20 pate
Schefflera digitata (seven-fingers)<PATE.JPG">Native shrubPlant with shelter on a moist site. Reduces erosion. Can be grown from seed or cuttings. Fast growing. Attracts tui and waxeyes. Highly palatable to possums and rabbits.<PATE fruit.jpg">
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