Ngē (i). 1. n. Noise. Whakarongo rawa atu ki te nge, ki te rari (T. 93).
2. v.i. Screech. Ki te whakaongaonga noa atu kia nge, kaore e nge taua mokai (W.M. xii, 225).
whakangē, v.t. 1. Cause to screech. Ko te kaka mokai hei whakange, kia rere mai ai etahi atu kaka.
2. Catchkakaby means of a decoy bird. Ngē (ii), n. Thicket. Ka noho ki roto ki te pirita, ki te nge, ki te hurupi.
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Nge, particle, used before personal or possessive pronouns, and after certain adverbs, without apparent modification of the sense. He kararoraro nge au (M. 192). Ka tae a Tawhaki ki nge ona (T. 52). Whakaarahia ra nge te tara ki Kaitoto (M. 409). I taka pea nge au ki te wai (P. 34). Ka mokai koa nge ra nga tuatara o Te Huakiwi (M. 319). Ka ngaro koa nge Hatupatu (M. 287).
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