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kīnaki - relish (to accompany food); song following a speech

Kinaki. 1. n. Relish, food which is eaten along with other food. Kua paoitia hoki he aruhe hei kinaki (T. 94).

2. v.t. Eat one kind of food with another. Kinakitia o kapana ki te ika.

kīnakinaki, a. 1. Alternating. Me noho kinakinaki ratou me o matou tangata ki te kai.

2. Applied to a person whose parents are of unequal rank.

Williams Dictionary

Kaua e rahi te kīnaki.
Don't give me lots of sauce.
Negations of 'me' - We shouldn't... - Kaua... (passive) e...

Rawe hoki te huka me te wai rēmana hei kīnaki.
The sugar and lemon juice are also great as a garnish.
For the purpose of - hei

I ngā rā katoa, he pēnā tonu ngā mahi a Māia, he kai i ngā kīnaki.
Every day Māia did this, he ate the relishes.

Kia rahi te kínaki.
(Use/Give me) lots of sauce.

Kaua e rahi te kínaki. OR Kia kaua e rahi te kínaki.
Don't use/give me lots of sauce.

#96: Rangi is reading. The book is being read.
#15: I'm coming. You're going.
#136: The children are allowed to watch TV
#156: I am no longer going to the meeting
#181: I actually like vegetables
#52: Your horse is fast
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