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hōhonu - deep (adj); depth (n)

Hohonu. ‖ honu.

Williams Dictionary

He kōrero hōhonu kē atu.
A deeper talk.
Direction markers with adverbs - tonu mai, kā atu, rawa mai...

He kōrero hōhonu rawa atu.
An extremely deep talk.
Direction markers with adverbs - tonu mai, kā atu, rawa mai...

Neke atu ki te wāhi hōhonu ka tuku iho ai ā.koutou kupenga.
Move out to the deep place, then let down your nets.

He kōrero hōhonu.
A deep talk.

He hōhonu rawa te wai.
The water is very deep.

He hōhonu rawa te wai mō ngā tamariki.
The water is too deep for the children.

Kia pēhea te hōhonu o te rua nei?
How deep should this hole be?

Neke atu ki te wāhi hōhonu, ka tuku iho ai ā koutou kupenga.
Move out to the deep place, then let down your nets.

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