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heru - comb

Hēru = whēru.

Williams Dictionary

Heru (i)1. n. Comb for the hair. He tohu ano i te mahunga o taua tangata, he heru iwi (T. 182). Heru-a-Maui, n. A puzzle made of the leaf of flax.

2. v.t. Comb, dress with a comb. Homai he hinu kia herua au (T. 65).

heruheru, n. Todea superba and T. hymenophylloides, ferns.

Williams Dictionary

Heru (ii), v.i. 1. Begin to flow (of the tide only).

Kei te aha te tai ? Katahi ano ka heru mai.

2. Glide, as anything floating in the water.

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Heu (i). 1. n. Eaves. Perea atu ana, ehara, titi tonu ki nga heu o te whare (T. 81).

2. Brushwood.

3. a. Overgrown with weeds.

heuheu. 1. n. Brushwood. Ka tikina, ka tirohia tetahi tangata kua ngaro i te rauaruhe — koia a Te Heuheu.

2. a. Overgrown, obstructed by brushwood. Kua heuheu te huarahi. ‖ maheuheu.

Williams Dictionary

Me heru ō makawe.
You should comb your hair.
Simple sentences: you should - me

Whakahokia tōku heru!
Give back my comb!
Possessives - 'o' class - ō, tōku...

Anei heru.
Here's your comb.

Homai tōku heru!
Give me your comb!

Homai ōku heru!
Give me my combs!

Kei hea te heru?
Where's the comb?

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