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hiawai - thirsty

Hiawai, n. Thirst. Ka mate te tangata ra, i te hiawai (P. 97). ‖ hia (ii).

Williams Dictionary

Kei te hiawai koe.
You are thirsty.

Kei te hiawai koutou.
You (all) are thirsty.

Kei te hiawai ahau.
I'm thirsty.

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