koki - angle; corner
Kōkī (i), v.i. Sing in early morning. Ka koki te manu, ka haere maua.
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Kōkī (ii), n. Bottle or vessel made from seaweed or from the stomach of a shark. ‖ ko-kihi (i).
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Koki (i). 1. n. Angle, corner.
2. v.i. Turn.
3. a. Bent at an angle.
whakakoki. 1. v.i. Bend in, meander.
2. n. Re-entering angle in the wall of a fort.
whakakokikoki, n. A pattern in weaving baskets, girdles, etc.
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Koki (ii). 1. v.i. Move ahead, as a canoe. Kokinga-waru, food of indifferent quality, such as is eaten in time of scarcity, food not being plentiful in the eighth month.
2. Limp.
3. n. Small canoe.
4. Calabash.
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whakakoki, v.t. Catch mullet by making a canoe rock from side to side. ‖ tukoki.
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