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kapi - to be covered or occupied (of space), filled with

Kapi, v.i. 1. Be covered, be overspread, of a surface. Ka pania ki te ngarahu, kapi katoa (T. 42).

2. Be occupied, as space. Kapi katoa te wahi i noho ai te iwi i te kekeno (W. ii, 127).

3. Occupied; so, closely guarded. Ka kapi katoa hoki nga whatitoka i te hokowhitu ra ano e whakataka ana i taua whare (T. 41).

whakakapi. 1. v.t. Fill up a space.

2. n. One who fills the place of another, substitute, successor.

kakapi, v.t. Fill up a space.

Williams Dictionary

Me hoatu he kapi ki a Hare.
You should give Hare a copy.
Simple sentences: you should - me

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#155: We are changing our state to being not here
#166: Nominaliztion
#97: Is Rangi helping Mere, it is Mere helping Rangi?
#151: That is the house where I grew up (i... ai)
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