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huatau - polite

Huatau (i). 1. a. Comely, suitable, elegant. Katahi te tangata huatau, ko te tangata ra.

2. Smooth running, of words of a song. Words were altered to achieve this result; thus, in “Ko te ehu o te kupu nei na,” ehu = ahua.

3. v.i. Fall abundantly, flow freely. Te ata kitea atu Maketu i te wai ra koe o te kamo e huatau nei (M. 167).

Williams Dictionary

Huatau (ii), 1. n. Thought. He aorere ka kitea, he huatau e kore e kitea (P.).

2. v.i. Think. Ka huatau mai te wahine ra (Sh.T. 313).

Williams Dictionary

#81: What has happened to cause you to cry now?
#38: Those birds near you are beautiful
#185: Don't talk like that!
#175: Are you a man or a mouse?
#220: Negating the future agent emphatic
#149: I listened to the woman who sang
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