2. (noun) equipment, property, tool, goods, prop.
2. (modifier) equipped with wings.
Ehara tēnei kura i te ōhanga, ehara hoki i te kura whakaparirau noa, engari ia he pae huarewa hei whakahauora, hei whakangungu i te manu kua mārō kē ngā parirau, e matawara ana ki ngā rongohua tīkokekoke o te ao kōrero Māori (HM 2/1994:4). / This school is not a nest for beginners, and it's not a school for fledglings to enable them to fly, but it's an upper level to refresh, to strengthen the bird that already has strong wings wanting the lofty perches of the Māori speaking world.
2. (noun) having, possessing.
Kāhore he tangata hei rite mōu; te mōhio, te whaiwhakaaro. / There is nobody that has the knowledge and the understanding that you do.
taputapu
1. (noun) gear, equipment, goods, moveable property, apparatus, utensil, hardware, gadget, tool, appliance, device, instrument, prop.
(Te Kōhure Textbook (Ed. 2): 210;)
Ko ngā ripi me ngā kota ngā taputapu pounamu tahito rawa a te Māori (Te Ara 2013). / Knives and scrapers are among the oldest pounamu tools of the Māori.
whakarawe
1. (verb) (-a,-tia) to provide, provide in profusion, make abundant, raise.
Nō te 30 o ngā rā o Mei ka tū ngā mahi ngahau a Ngāti Oneone ki te hōro nui o Tūranga, hei whakarawe moni mō te matekai ki Īnia, mō te āwhina hoki i ngā pouaru, i ngā tamariki pani i mate nei ngā mātua ki te whawhai ki Taranawāra (HKW 1/6/1900:5). / On 30th of May Ngati Oneone held entertainment in Gisborne's grand hall to raise money for the famine in India and to help the widows and orphans whose parents died in the war in Transvaal.
Synonyms: whakamakuru, whakarato, rato, homai, whakatupu, whakapakeke, mairanga, riaki, whakatū, whakaara, whakaikeike, whakatipu, whāngai, whakatāiri, whakaaranga, kōranga, hāpai, hī, huataki, rangahua, huaranga, araara, whakatiputipu, whakakaurera, riariaki, whakatairangaranga, hiki
2. (verb) (-a,-tia) to furnish.
He whakairo, he kākahu, he pounamu nō Te Whakarewarewa katoa, he mea whakarite nāna hei whakarawe i tētehi o ōna rūma i tōna kāinga i Oxford (TTR 1996:122). / She arranged carvings, cloaks and greenstone ornaments, all from Whakarewarewa, to furnish one of the rooms at her Oxford home,
3. (verb) (-a,-tia) to close, fasten up.
Whakarawea ngā kete kūmara (W 1971:332). / Fasten up the baskets of kūmara, please.
4. (modifier) furnished, equipped, well-appointed.
I taua wā kua noho kē mai ia me ana tauira ki roto i tētahi whare tino whakarawe kē nei i Te Whakarewarewa mahi ai (TTR 1998:185). / At that time he and his apprentices had moved into a well-equipped building at Whakarewarewa to work.
5. (noun) furnishing, fitting, equipment, gear.
Koia nei tōku ingoa: J. Pauihi, kaihanga tera, kara, me ngā whakarawe hōiho (TW 24/12/1875:443). / This is my name: J. Pauihi, maker of saddles, collars and other saddlery.
2. (noun) Prefix used for names of measuring equipment, e.g. ine-tere speedometer, ine-mahana thermometer, ine-rū seismograph. Sometimes written as separate words, e.g. ine tere.
See also ine-tere, ine-mahana, ine-rū
3. (noun) meter.
(Te Kōhure Textbook (Ed. 2): 113-114;)
hāta
1. (loan) (noun) halter - horse equipment.
Hei te hiako kau tonu te hāta, ehara i te ropi, kei nonoti hoki i tōna ihu ina kukume ia (MM.TKM 31/1/1959:3). / Always use a leather halter, not one of rope, and take care to have it made so that it will not draw tight round its nose if it pulls on it.
