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wharau - temporary shed

Wharau (i), v.i. Travel, particularly by water. ‖ Uv., To., etc., folau.

wharaunga, n. 1. Voyage. Ko te take tenei i huaina ai te wharaunga a Whiro raua ko Tura (W. ii, 8). Ka turia i reira te wharaunga a Ruatapu (W. iii, 29).

2. Company of travellers. Ka whanatu taua wharaunga ra, ka tae atu ki te kainga (W. iii, 110).

Williams Dictionary

Wharau (ii), n. Temporary shed or booth made of branches of trees; perhaps connected with the previous word. Ka to tenei te papa ki te wharau (W.M. xi, 57). Sometimes applied to a more permanent structure for a canoe. Ka mahia te wharau hei whare mo taua waka. ‖ tawharau.

Williams Dictionary

E moe ana te paruauru i roto i te wharau.
The gardener is sleeping in the shed.
Simple sentences: present tense - e... ana

Kei roto te paruauru i te wharau. E moe ana ia
The gardener is in the shed. He's sleeping.
In, on, by, under... - kei runga...

He wharau mō tōna kuia tāna e mahi ana.
She is working on a shed for her kuia.

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