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Wētā, n. Hemideina megacephala (tree weta), Pachyrhamna acanthocera (cave weta), and other species; insects. I utaina mai ki taua waka he weri, he weta, he whe, he kekerengu (W. ii, 177). Wētā punga, Deinacrida heteracantha, giant weta. = tokoriro.

Williams Dictionary

Weta, n. 1. Dirt, excrement. ‖ paraweta, karaweta.

2. A wisp of grass used to cleanse the anus of a corpse. Ka tae ki te tuaahu, ki Te Koare, ka mahue te weta o te tupapaku. ‖ Sh. Myth. 56.

Williams Dictionary

Kei raro ngā wētā i ngā kōhatu i ngā poro rākau.
The wētā are under stones and logs.

Kei raro ngā wēta i ngā kōhatu i ngā poro rākau.
The wetas are under stones and (under) logs.

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