The Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary
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Cf. porori, sluggish, slow.
PORORUA, the name of a plant, the Sow-thistle (Bot. Sonchus oleraceue) : Ka katokato au i te rau pororua — Prov. The indigenous sow- thistle is more bitter than the introduced variety {puwha), PORORUA, to tamper with; to interfere with that which belongs to another: I matua tupato tona ngakau ki tana wahine hei poro- ruatia e Tama-te-Kapua — P. M., 73.
POROTAITAKA, turned over and over. Ct.poro- titi, a disc ; a toy ; porowhita, a circle ; a wheel ; porohuri, to over...turn, upset ; taka, to veer ; to change direction ; potakataka, round ; potaitaka, turned over and over ; porotaka, round. 2. Confused, perplexed. Cf. poro- raru, bewildered.
POROTAKA, round. Cf. taka, to veer; to change direction ; to turn on a pivot ; hai- taka, a whipping-top : porotaitaka, turned over and over ; porotiti, a disc ; porowhita, a circle ; potaka, a top to spin ; potakataka, round; porowhawhe, circular.
Whaka-POROTAKANGA, circumference.
Tahitian — porotaa, a wheel; (b.) a block with a sheave ; (c.) anything that will turn, as a wheel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. porori, sluggish, slow.
PORORUA, the name of a plant, the Sow-thistle (Bot. Sonchus oleraceue) : Ka katokato au i te rau pororua — Prov. The indigenous sow- thistle is more bitter than the introduced variety {puwha), PORORUA, to tamper with; to interfere with that which belongs to another: I matua tupato tona ngakau ki tana wahine hei poro- ruatia e Tama-te-Kapua — P. M., 73.
POROTAITAKA, turned over and over. Ct.poro- titi, a disc ; a toy ; porowhita, a circle ; a wheel ; porohuri, to over...turn, upset ; taka, to veer ; to change direction ; potakataka, round ; potaitaka, turned over and over ; porotaka, round. 2. Confused, perplexed. Cf. poro- raru, bewildered.
POROTAKA, round. Cf. taka, to veer; to change direction ; to turn on a pivot ; hai- taka, a whipping-top : porotaitaka, turned over and over ; porotiti, a disc ; porowhita, a circle ; potaka, a top to spin ; potakataka, round; porowhawhe, circular.
Whaka-POROTAKANGA, circumference.
Tahitian — porotaa, a wheel; (b.) a block with a sheave ; (c.) anything that will turn, as a wheel.
What to read after The Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Tregear to read onlineMoreLess
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