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ngoi - energy; strength

Ngoi (i), n. 1. Strength, energy. Hore he ngoi, hore he aha (T. 15). Ngoi-kore, weak, listless. Kua ngoi-kore te tupapaku, heoti ano ka mau (T. 119).

2. A method of dressing the hair, topknot. Ka ngoia te mahunga.

Williams Dictionary

Ngoi (ii), ngoingoi, v.i. Creep, crawl. Katahi te tangata ra ka ngoi atu, ka tata ki te taha o te wahine ra.—Ko te mea ngoingoi whenua, he waewae ona i haere ai.

ngoingoi, n. Old woman. E ngoi, a form of address to an old woman.

‖ ngoki.

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(I tito a Ngoi i aua waiata
Ngoi composed those songs

#9: I'm very sick
#127: There are no people at your party
#36: A police offer chased a thief
#95: The cake was eaten by me
#167: The teacher gave the prize to the students
#56: The ladies of the court of King Karaticus
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