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manatu - homesick

Mānatu, n. Plagianthus betulinus, a tree.

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Manatu (i). 1. a. Homesick, anxious, sad. Ka kai manatu au (M. 136).

2. v.t. Bear in mind, remember. Hei manatu noa ma te tangata ki taku whare (Sh.T. 181).

3. n. Remembrance.

4. v. Take away. Ko te kowhatu tuatahi o tenei hanga o te pounamu na Ngahue i manatu i a raua ko Kupe i haere mai ai, ka mahia hei patu. ‖ ma (iii).

manatunga, n. 1. Keepsake.

2. Expression of resentment in song or dance performed to keep resentment alive.

mānatunatu, a. 1. Anxious, worrying, brooding. E mānatunatu ana taku ngakau ki aku tamariki kua mate.

2. Resentful. Ka whakama te wahine ra, ka mānatunatu hoki ki tona patunga.

Williams Dictionary

Manatu (ii). 1. v.i. Go, proceed.

2. a. Ebb of the tide.

‖ whanatu.

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Kua tukuna mai e te Manatū he moni hei āwhina i te kaupapa
The Ministry has sent some money to assist the cause

#38: Those birds near you are beautiful
#53: My tummy is sore
#32: Rangi was sick but now he is well
#179: All the children only the lollies
#62: Have you heard the bird that is singing in the morning?
#43: We are going to his house
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