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kōpiko - meander

Kōpiko. 1. v.i. Go alternately in opposite directions, meander. Kopiko mai, kopiko atu, kahore matou i kite i te ara.

2. v.t. Make looped snares from strips of leaves of ti, palm lily. Ka tae te kuia ra ki nga ti, a ka kopiko, ka tae ki nga takeke, ka tahuhu, ka oti. Also kopiko mahanga.

3. Arrange snares.

kōpikopiko, a. Winding, meandering. He ara kopikopiko. ‖ piko.

Williams Dictionary

He huarahi kōpiko tēnei.
This is a winding road.

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