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māhina - moon

Māhina. 1. n. Moon. In very ancient songs; obsolete, but general in other Polynesian dialects.

2. Twilight, dim light.

3. v.i. Dawn. Te ata tuhi, te ata rapa, te ata ka mahina, ka mahina te ata i Hikurangi (Ika, 16). Ata mahina may be moonlight or early morning. Haere i te ata mahina (M. 288). ‖ ata marama.

māhinahina. a. 1. Dim, hazy. Kia tu mahinahina i uta, kia tu marokeroke i tai, kia ao ake te ra (M. 292).

2. Grey. = hāmā.

Williams Dictionary

Kāore e hoatu e ahau, tā te mea ko te paekura ki te Māhina.
I won’t give it up, because it is the treasure found by hina

#94: Cause the book to be open!
#85: Which is the right road?
#64: She is always swimming in the sea
#175: Are you a man or a mouse?
#140: The difference between nā and nō
#182: Perhaps she will be happy again
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