toto - blood
totō - ooze; trickle
Tōtō. ‖ tō (i, iv, vi, xi).
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Totō. ‖ tō (iv).
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Toto. 1. n. Blood. Generally used in the plural, unless dissociated from the person. Ko ona toto ena e tuhi i te rangi na (T. 35). Ka kopa te toto o te tuaahu a te tangata ra (M. vi). Taua toto, expedition to avenge blood that has been shed. Ka puta nga pa i ora ki te taua toto (T. 91).
2. v.i. Bleed. Ka motokia ake ki tana ihu, ka toto te ihu (T. 21).
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tōtō, n. 1. Stem.
2. Weeds in a kumara cultivation. Ka ngakia nga taru, ko te ingoa o tera mahi he ngaki toto.
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tōtō, v.t. 1. Drag a number of objects. Ko nga waka, he me toto ki uta (T. 131).
2. Chip or knock off, chop. Toto tonu ai ki te kowhatu.
3. Perform a ceremony over a child; the same as tūa, and iriiri.
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totō, v.i. 1. Ooze, trickle.
2. Gush forth, spring up, rise up. Katahi ka toto ake te aroha i roto i a au.
3. Hold without breaking, bear a strain, as fibre of flax in stripping. Ka toto te whitau, he tapoto: ka torete, he taroa.
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tōtō, a. Causing a tingling sensation. Pūtōtō, shell trumpet.
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tōtō, n. Sacredkete. Ko te toto tapu na wai? Ko te toto tapu na Raupenapena (K.). = tōtōwahi.
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