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1 хакама
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2 îku
to choose the best; to arrange something in the best possible way; something fine, exquisite, choice: he-îku i te tagata. to select the best men; tagata îku, fine man: he îku i te kahu, to make a fine dress; he-îku i te kaihaga, to choose delicate, light food. I te nohoga tûai, te matu'a he hakama'a ki taana poki me îku i te kai-haga; e-kai i te me'e mo ta'e pagaha'a; te uhi, te tôa, te me'e mokai. Ana tu'u ki-te ta'u o te oge, ina ekó rahi te haga ki te kai. In the old days, a father would teach his son to choose fine, light foods, and not to eat heavy foods: yams and sugarcane was what he had to eat. When later came a famine, he did not need to eat much.to receive one's due share: ka-tahuga. -
3 rahau
to come just at the right time, unexpectedly. This word is little known today; it seems to be synonymous with the verb mana. Me'e nei he-hakarere au mo te matu'a, mo hakama'u. He-tu'u-mai te matu'a, he kî au; Ka-riva koe, i-rahau-mai-ena koe. I put this aside for the Padre, to send it to him later. And then here comes the Padre and I say to him: "Good! you are just in time." -
4 rutu
to read, to recite, to pronounce words solemnly; he-rutu i te kohau motu, to read the rongorongo tablets; hare rutu rogorogo mo hakama'a ki te ga poki ite kai, i te rogorogo, rongorongo school, house in which children were taught reading and writing the rongorongo signs.to pelt with stones.to gather in great numbers (of people).
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