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whakaputa - to make something come out, to appear

whakaputa. 1. v.t. Cause to come forth. Ka wahia i te tungaroa o te whare hei ara whakaputanga mo te tamaiti ki waho, ka whakaputaina (T. 52). Whakaputa i te ihu, rescue, save. Homai he kai hai whakaputa i te ihu o matou ko aku tamariki. ‖ puta, 9.

2. Parry, cause to pass on one side. ‖ puta, 7.

3. Perform ceremonial cleansing fromtapu contracted from a corpse. Kihai i tika te whakaputa a Tuhoro i a ia i tona raweketanga i a Tama-te-kapua (J. ii, 226).

4. v.i. Begin to come forth. Katahi ka whakaputa te tangata whenua ki waho (T. 101).

5. Boast. Ka kino to mahi whakaputa.

Williams Dictionary

Kāti te whakaputa mōhio.
Stop being a know-it-all.
Negative active commands - Don't! - Kaua e..., kāti...

Rite tonu tērā whakaputa mōhio ki a koe ki te whakautu pātai.
That know-it-all is just like you at answering questions.

Rite tonu tērā whakaputa mōhio ki a koe te whakahīhī.
That know-it-all is just as conceited as you.

E tūmi mai ana ngā kaikōrero ki te whakaputa i ō rātou whakaaro.
The speakers are standing up in turn to express their views.

Whakaputa whakaaro.
Express opinions.

Whakaputa mōhio!
Know-it-all!

#7: I'm good
#220: It wasn't the children who ate the cake
#21: The happy children are playing
#99: Give me those!
#32: Rangi was sick but now he is well
#93: Tidy your room!
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