tāina
1. (noun) younger brothers (of a male), younger sisters (of a female), cousins (of same gender from a more junior branch of the family).
Ki te whakaae ngā tāina me tō rātou tuahine me ō rātou mātua me ngā hapū, me ngā iwi o te whaea, o te pāpā rānei, ka noho ēnei karanga ki runga ki a Pape he ariki mātāmua ia nō ēnā hapū me ēnā uri (JPS 1909:90). / If his younger brothers, their sister, their parents, and the hapū and iwi of the mother or father consent, he is made first-born ariki of those hapū and descendants.
See also tēina
Taina
1. (loan) (location) China.
Kua whakaae te kāwanatanga o Taina kia tuku rīhi ia ki a Ingarangi mō tētahi wāhi o te whenua o Tiaina (TJ 12/4/1898:8). / The government of China has agreed to allow a piece of its land to be leased to England.
See also Tiaina