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 Kopa Bent, folded
New Zealand Maori Kopa Crippled, lame
New Zealand Maori Kopa Native oven; space in front of a house; the floor space in a house to the left of one entering...
New Zealand Maori Kopa Fly (Away)
New Zealand Maori Koopana Push, throb, incite, urge
New Zealand Maori Koopani Shut up, block up, enclose, shut in; door
New Zealand Maori Koopapa A small canoe Problematic
New Zealand Maori Koopatapata Spotted, freckled, falling in drops
New Zealand Maori Kope Wrap up, as food in leaves for cooking; soft mosses used as wrappers or absorbents...
New Zealand Maori Koopee In a soft mass, pulpy; pliable
New Zealand Maori Koopeka Obstruct, deceive, spoil, render useless; a lie
New Zealand Maori Kooheru Herring-scad (Decapterus koheru)
New Zealand Maori Kooheri/heri Herring-scad (Decapterus koheru)
New Zealand Maori Ko/kopi/ Double together, shut,close
New Zealand Maori Koopi-a Gather together into small compass. Passive/imperative
New Zealand Maori Koopii A tree sp. (Corynocarpus laevigata)
New Zealand Maori Koopiko/piko Winding, meandering
New Zealand Maori Koopiri Shrivelled up; pinched with cold; contracted
New Zealand Maori Kopiti Shut up, closed
New Zealand Maori Koo-pito Pain in the abdomen
New Zealand Maori Koopuu Belly, womb; calf (of the leg)
New Zealand Maori Koopuku Swelling; rounded
New Zealand Maori Koopuku/puku A rash on the skin
New Zealand Maori Koopura Seed tubers
New Zealand Maori Koopura Flash, flicker, glance
New Zealand Maori Koopure(pure) Spotted, in patches
New Zealand Maori Kopuu(puu) Blistered; full up
New Zealand Maori Kooputa/puta Pitted, full of holes
New Zealand Maori Kooputu Sooty Albatross (Phoebetria palpebrata)
New Zealand Maori Koohae Envy, covet, desire ernestly; gleam
New Zealand Maori Kohii Diarrhoea
New Zealand Maori Koohinu Lure, beguile Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori Kohuki Turn; transfix, spit for roasting
New Zealand Maori Whaka/koohuki/huki Cause to turn round
New Zealand Maori Koohumu/humu Murmur
New Zealand Maori Kota/kota Chips, shavings, scrapings
New Zealand Maori Kootare Kingfisher (Halcyon sanctus)
New Zealand Maori Kootare Beggar, sponge
New Zealand Maori Kootawa/tawa A mollusc Problematic
New Zealand Maori Kote/kote Make a smacking noise with the lips
New Zealand Maori Koteo Post, pole Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori Ko/koti Cut, clip
New Zealand Maori Kotinga Boundary line
New Zealand Maori Koto/koto Cackle (of hen), squeak
New Zealand Maori Kootore Anus
New Zealand Maori Kootore(tore) A sea-anemone (Actinia tenebrosa)
New Zealand Maori Kootua With the back towards one
New Zealand Maori Kootuku White heron, (Egretta alba)
New Zealand Maori Kootuku/tuku A small tree (Fuchsia excorticata)
New Zealand Maori Kou Knob, end, stump, protuberance; bend near the point of a fish-hook; bunch of feathers on rapa of a canoe; knot, knob of hair; clitoris