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rarī - disturbance; uproar

Rarīi (i). 1. Make an uproar. Ka rari tera te tamariki.

2. n. Disturbance, uproar. Whakarongo rawa atu ki te nge, ki te rari, ki te nganga (T. 93).

3. Some instrument used as an alarum or gong.

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Rarīii (ii), n. Coridodax pullus, butterfish. He mango anake nga ika, he rari (Pi. 175, 6). Ka po, ka po, ka kai te rari (P.). = koeaea (Po.), marari. Rari kai po, a term applied to persons committing murder at night.

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Rari (i), v.i. Be abundant, abound. Ka toi au ki Hawaiki, ki te kai ra i rari noa mai, te raweketia e te ringaringa (M. 87).

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Rari (ii). 1. a. Wet. Ka rari toku kakahu.

2. v.t. Wash, scour.

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