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tautau - to hang down

tautau. 1. v.t. Tie in bunches, thread on a string. Me tautau nga kānga kia maroke ai.

2. v.i. Hang in clusters or folds. E maha nga rangi ka tautau te remu (M. 19).

3. Hang suspended. He ra ka tautau ki runga o Kaitangi (M. 73).

4. n. String or cluster of objects. Tautau huānga, near relatives. No reira a Marupaenga ratou ko tona iwi e noho ana ki a Ngapuhi, ki nga tautau huanga.

5. Pendant of greenstone, generally with the lower end curved.

6. a. Pendulous.

Williams Dictionary

tautau, v.i. Howl. Katahi ka tukua, a, haere tautau ana (T. 19).

Williams Dictionary

Me kua tautau te take me haere ngaa mahi.
If the matter is decided get on with the business.

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