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mākutu - bewitch; magic; spell

Mākutu. 1. v.t. Bewitch. Ko nga kai a Marute-whare-aitu ka makuturia e Maui, ka mate (T. 17).

2. n. Spell, incantation. Katahi ia ka whakahua i tana makutu, koia tenei; Haruru te toki, etc. (T. 32).

Williams Dictionary

Makutu, n. A variety of kumara. = parakaraka.

Williams Dictionary

Ka kīa e te taitamariki he mea mahi ki te mākutu.
The young people said it was done with black magic.
Ka used to indicate the past - ka

Ka kīa e te tatamariki he mea mahi ki te mākutu.
The young people said it was done with black magic.
Ka used to indicate the past - ka

He tino tohunga tēnei ki te patu i te tangata te mākutu.
He was very expert at killing people with black magic.

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#94: Cause the book to be open!
#38: Those birds near you are beautiful
#142: N is used for emphasis
#132: The cake is not being eaten by Rangi
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