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Results for 'nganga'

ngāngā - breathe heavily; make a noise; screech

nganga - stone of fruit; hail; shell; husk

Ngāngā. ‖ ngā.

Williams Dictionary

Nganga (i), v.i. Make a noise. Kati te nganga.

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Nganga (ii), n. 1. Stone of fruit. Nganga tawhiti, a variety of potato.

2. Hail. Te ua nganga, e, homai ki to kiri (M. 430).

3. Core of a boil. Ki te puta te nganga o te whewhe ki waho, ka ora.

4. Dregs, refuse.

5. Shell, husk, of shell fish, fruits, etc.

6. Soot. Nganga kauri.

Williams Dictionary

ngāngā, v.i. 1. Breathe heavily or with difficulty.

2. Make a hoarse, harsh noise, screech as a bird.

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