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Maki (i), n. 1. Invalid, sick person.

2. Sore. Homai koia te wai paraoa kia whakapakia mo runga taku rangi, ka noho maki-kore ra (M. 368).

makimaki. 1. n. Cutaneous disease. = hakihaki.

2. v.t. Afflict, of an illness, Kei te makimakia a Mea.

Williams Dictionary

Maki (ii). A prefix giving the force that an action is done spontaneously, on impulse, or for one's own benefit: words combined with the prefix are treated under their own heads, as makihaere, etc. = ngaki.

Williams Dictionary

Kua māki katoa ngā tamariki i te ua
The children are all wet from the rain

#115: The and, but, although, however game
#175: Are you a man or a mouse?
#23: The children are running from the house to the school
#18: The sheep are standing
#41: That motorbike is yellow
#80: Why did Mere drive to the supermarket?
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