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tārere - to swing

Tārere. 1. v.i. Flow copiously.

2. Straggle, of a company of travellers.

3. Swing with the legs off the ground, holding on to a rope.

4. v.t. Swing a person off his feet.

5. n. A sort of giant stride or swing.

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Williams Dictionary

pirangi haere ki te tārere?
Wanna to go to the swing?

Tārere mai, tārere atu!
Swing towards me, swing away from me!

Kei te tārere te tārere.
The swing is swinging.

Kei te tārere.
Swinging.

Kei te tārere koe.
You are swinging.

Kei te tārere te pēpi.
The baby is swinging.

Kei te tārere a Aroha.
Aroha is swinging.

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