whakarua
1. (noun) north-east, north-east breeze, north-easterly, east-nor'-east, easterly breeze.
Ka tiri atu tō whāngai, ko angiangi ki te whakarua, ē, ko angiangi ki te māwake (M 2006:380). / For you have been portioned out as food for the easterly breeze, and by the gentle southerly breeze (M 2006:381).
See also raki-mā-rāwhiti
Synonyms: rāwhiti-mā-raki, marangai-mā-raro, kārapu, raki-mā-rāwhiti, pāwhakarua
pāwhakarua
1. (modifier) north-east.
I hokoa tēnei kaipuke e ia hei whakakotahi i ngā iwi o Rarotonga me ērā atu motu o te Moana Mārie, ki te taha pāwhakarua o Niu Tīreni (TKM 27/6/1863:2). / He has purchased this ship to enable him to unite the people of Rarotonga with those other islands of the Pacific Ocean to the north-east of New Zealand.
Synonyms: whakarua, rāwhiti-mā-raki, marangai-mā-raro, kārapu, raki-mā-rāwhiti
2. (noun) north-east wind, north-easterly.
Ka pā te karanga, "Ē, ka wera! Ka wera! Ka wera te tāone!" E kaha ana te hau i taua wā, he pāwhakarua (MM.TKM 29/7/1858:1). / The call went out, "It's burning! It's burning! The town is burning!" The wind, a north-easterly, was strong at that time.
Synonyms: whakarua, pākihiroa, hau mākato, marangai-mā-raro, rangaranga te muri
whakaterāwhiti
1. (modifier) eastward, eastwards, easterly.
Neke atu whakaterāwhiti ko Hāmene, ko te rohe ki te marangai ko Rūhia (TWMNT 2/7/1873:73). / Moving eastward is Germany and the territory to the east of that is Russia.
See also whaka-
pāpapa-kōura
1. (noun) willowherb, Epilobium microphyllum - an endemic tufted, creeping herb with woody bases, and numerous ascending, wiry, purple-black or black stems. White petals and flowers from December - February. Found from about Kāwhia and East Cape south, locally abundant around the Cook Strait region, thence mainly easterly in the South Island in gravelly or shingly riverbeds, flats and outwash plains from sea level to 1,200 m.
papa-kōura
1. (noun) willowherb, Epilobium microphyllum - an endemic tufted, creeping herb with woody bases, and numerous ascending, wiry, purple-black or black stems. White petals and flowers from December - February. Found from about Kāwhia and East Cape south, locally abundant around the Cook Strait region, thence mainly easterly in the South Island in gravelly or shingly riverbeds, flats and outwash plains from sea level to 1,200 m.
See also pāpapa-kōura