On-line Te Reo Māori Dictionary

Mahue (i), pt. 1. Left, left behind. Ko ia ano tena i mahue atu na i a koe (T. 59). I mahue nga mataitai a te wahine ki reira (T. 196). Katahi ano ka whati, ka mahue nga ika, ka mahue te kupenga, ka mahue nga waka (T. 179).

2. Forsaken, deserted, given up. Ka mahue te wahine rangatira me nga tamariki (T. 185). A, no te mahuetanga o te waiu, katahi ena kai ka kainga e koutou (T. 14). Te mahuetanga o te waerenga kua maheu.

3. Laid aside, put off, as clothes, etc. Ko te whanake a Paoa, e kore e mahue (T. 192). Ka mahue te taiaha, ka mau ki te meremere (M.M. 187).

4. Passed by. Rere tonu, rere tonu, a ka tae ki te tekoteko, mahue ake, ka mahue nga mahihi, ka ngaro ki te roro (T. 21). Ko te kainga i haere atu ai ko Te Waipuna, a ka mahue a Pukorokoro, awatea rawa ake i Waitakaruru (T. 144).

5. Omitted, neglected. Nga manu katoa, kihai i mahue i a ia te karanga kia kawea ki uta (M.M. 185).

6. Gone by, of time. I whakaaro ahau i te tau ka mahue ake nei kia haere mai ahau ki konei (W.M. viii, 123).

7. Applied to anything extraordinary, perhaps as not ordinarily attainable. Mahue rawa te atawhai o te pakeha! Mano mahue, indefinitely great number.

8. With passive termination, be put off, be left, etc. Tena! mahuetia nga kakahu ! (T. 152). Mahuetia ona hoa ki to ratou waka (T. 22).

whakamahue, v.t. 1. Cause to be left.

2. Finish. Haere noa te tangata nei; kahore kia whakamahuetia tana mahi.

Williams Dictionary

Mahue (ii) = mahu, pt. Healed. (Tahu.) Ka noho a Tarewai, ka mahue ona nawe (W. iii, 99).

Williams Dictionary