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kōhua - to boil; cooking pot

Kōhua. 1. n. Maori oven. ‖ kohu (ii).

2. A vessel used for boiling food by means of heated stones, boiler.

3. A species of eel.

4. v.t. Cook by boiling with heated stones, boil. Ka ki nga ipu i nga koko, ka mauria ki te ahi, ka kohuatia (T. 33). Me huahua taua ki te wai kohua (M. 281). In preserving a head the inside of the skull was well washed with water thus heated, hence upoko-kohua, poko-kohua, was regarded as a curse.

Williams Dictionary

Āta tangohia te taupoki o te kōhua kei wera tō ringa i te korohū.
Carefully take the lid off the pot just in case your hand is burnt by the steam.

Ka whakakī au i te kōhua ki te wai kātahi ka whakatūria ki te ahi, kia wera, kia koropupū.
I will fill the pot with water and then put it on the fire so that it heats up and boils.

Kua kōrori koe i te kōhua?
Have you stirred the pot?

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