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kuti - draw together; nip; close hand or mouth; nightmare

Kuti, kukuti, v.t.; pass, kutia. 1. Draw tightly together, purse up, contract, pinch, nip. Na Hapopo i kuti te ra o te waka, i mate ai te tokomaha (W. 1, 164). He mahi atu ta te tangata, ma Hine-nui-te-po e kukuti mai (T. 30). Ka kitea he tangata, ka wawe te kutia iho e Hine-nui-te-po (M. 329).

2. Close the mouth or hand. Aua e kutia ou ngutu.

kuti, n. Nightmare. ‖ kuku.

kutanga, n. Handful.

kukuti, n. A kind of fishing net.

kutikuti. 1. v.i. Open and shut alternately; so

2. Cut with scissors, shear, (mod.)

3. n. Scissors. Te kai-kapo mai i te kuti kuti (M. 299).

4. Prototroctes oxyrhynchus, grayling. = upokororo.

Williams Dictionary

kuti, n. Nightmare. ‖ kuku.

Williams Dictionary

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