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kakau - handle

Kakau. ‖ kau (ii), (iii).

Williams Dictionary

kakau, v.i. Swim, as in last example.

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kakau, n. 1. Stalk of a plant.

2. Handle of a tool. E whiua ana te kakau o te hoe (M. 354).

3. A variety of kumara. Katahi ka utaina te kumara nei, a te kakau (T. 111).

4. Part of the constellation of Orion; also, Te Kakau a Maui. = Tautoru. Ko Te Kakau, me Kopu ma, e whakaatu ana i te awatea.

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Ehara i āku tamariki ngā kākau i pōkai.
My children didn't fold the clothes.
Negating the past agent emphatic - ehara i...

Kei hea te kakau o te toki?
Where’s the handle of the axe?

Kei te haere ahau ki te toa hei hoko i tētahi kakau.
I am going to the shop in order to buy some clothes.

Kua whati te kakau o tāku kō.
The handle of my spade has snapped.

#101: We are arguing. No we're not!
#142: N is used for emphasis
#210: The mother is talking to the children who are playing
#110: You are happy, therefore you are dancing
#125: Talking about you and other poeple
#94: Cause the book to be open!
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