He ngāwari ake te hīkoi i ngā ngahere tawai tērā i te hīkoi i ngā ngahere koroī, kapuka o Te Ika-a-Māui (Te Ara 2015). / Beech forests are easier to walk through than conifer-broadleaf forests.

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Ko te mataī, te miro, te rimu, te tōtara (ngā rākau teitei ake) ētahi o ngā rākau koroī kei ngā ngahere o Te Ika-a-Māui (Te Ara 2015). / Mataī, miro, rimu and tōtara (the taller trees) are some of the conifers in the North Island forests.

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Hei te tau koroī rā anō (NP 2001:75). / Put off until the berries of the white pine appear (NP 2001:75). (A saying referring to the irregular fruiting of the kahikatea and implies an indefinite postponement.)

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