tiere
1. (loan) (noun) cherry.
Ka nui noa te tupu o te pītiti mā tātou, o te tiere, o ērā atu hua pai hoki, ka tata nei te ngaro rawa ināianei i te tūpuhi, i te hanga ngarara pakupaku hoki, te kai (TWMNT 11/8/1874:198). / We should grow peaches, cherries, and other tasty fruits, which storms and the small insects have almost annihilated.
tīere
1. (noun) scent.
Tuwhera kau anō te whatitoka, tēnā rawa te tīere te haere nā, arā te kakara o te tāwhiri (NM 1928:164). / When the door was opened then the scent wafted about, that is the smell of the kōhūhū tree.
Synonyms: kakara, whakakakara, wai kakara, piro, tīare
waekura
1. (noun) umbrella fern, Sticherus cunninghamii - creeping native ground fern with drooping, umbrella-like fronds, whitish below, rising up to three tiers, each forking three to four times in star-like patterns. Common in dry, open forest and roadside banks.
See also tapuwae kōtuku
