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mimiti - dried up; swallowed up

Mimiti. ‖ miti.

Williams Dictionary

mimiti. 1. a. Dried up, disappeared. Ka ngaro te kai e mimiti ta tuwaewae (M. 11). Kua mimiti te wai o te repo. Tai mimiti, low water.

2. Exterminated, swallowed up. E! ka mimiti toku iwi, akuanei pea ka mate hoki ko au (T. 119).

3. n. Trochus tiaratus, a univalve mollusc. = mitimiti.

Williams Dictionary

Kua mimiti haere te puna.
The spring has started to run dry.
It is becoming... - E... haere ana

E kore taua puna e mimiti i te raki of te raumati.
That spring would never dry up in the drought of summer.
That aforementioned thing - taua, aua

E kore e mimiti te aroha mōu.
My love for you will never wane.

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