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hākari - feast

Hākari. 1. n. Gift, present.

2. Entertainment, feast. Ka tukua te hakari a nga iwi a Tuhuke (W. v, 23).

3. High wooden framework on which food was placed at a feast (Tr. xiii, 13).

4. Roe of a fish.

5. Yolk of an egg.

6. Paphia intermedia and Dosinia subrosea, bivalve molluscs.

7. v.t. Adorn, dress the hair. Kia hakaritia te mahunga, katahi ka tau tena ingoa Te Koukou.—Katahi ka tahuri te tangata ra, a Kahu, ki te hakari i tana tamahine.

whakahakari, v.i. Become roe. Koia ano tenei e whakahakari nei i roto i te mango (I. 34).

Williams Dictionary

I te mutunga o te pōwhiri, ka te hākari.
At the end of the welcome, a feast was held.
Simple sentences: past tense - i te

Ka kai tahi tātou i te hākari.
We will eat the feast together.
Simple sentences: future tense - ka

Ka kai tahi tātou i te hākari.
We will eat the feast together.
Simple sentences: future tense - ka

I kainga katoatia te hākari.
The feast was all eaten up.
Passive sentences - tikina...

tēhea hākari, Tamahae?
For which wedding feast, Tamahae?

He hakari kei runga i te tēpu.
There's a feast on the table.

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