kakara - fragrance, scent, smell; to be delicious
Kākara, n. 1. Rattle, made by loosely tying together several pieces of whalebone. It was hung on a dog's neck when hunting kiwi or kakapo at night = tatara.
2. Shell trumpet. = tatara. (Po.)
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Kakara. ‖ kara.
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kakara. 1. n. Scent, smell, flavour. Tena rawa te tiere te haere na, ara te kakara o te tawhiri (T. 193).
2. a. Savoury, odoriferous.
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kākara, n. 1. Lepsia haustrum, whelk.
2. Cookia sulcata, a univalve mollusc. Ka mau katoa te rere kakara.
3. Austrofusus glans, a univalve mollusc. Kakara-uri, a large black univalve mollusc.
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