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mākona - satisfied, full

Mākona, pt. Having the appetite satisfied. He kai na te tangata, he kai titongitongi; he kai na tona ringa, tino kai, tino makona (P. 17).

Williams Dictionary

Kua mākona taku puku i te maha o ngā kōura.
My stomach is full from the many crayfish.
Statives with 'i' - i a, i te, i ngā

E kore e rite ki tana ake kai, tino kai, tino mākona.
It will not be like his own food (food obtained by himself) good eating, and satisfying.

Kua mākona koe?
Have you been satisfied?

Kia mākona?
(Are you) satisfied?

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