hāora

1. (loan) (noun) hour, time - sometimes as haora.

Ko tēnei hoki, ka mahara tātou ki te tāima, ko te hāora tēnei e ara ai tātou i te moe (Ma 1841:7). / In all this, remember how critical the moment is. It is time for you to wake out of sleep.

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hāora

1. (noun) oxygen (O).

Ki te nātia roatia te pūkorokoro, ka mate te tangata i te kore hāora (PK 2008:705). / If the windpipe is squeezed for too long a person will die from lack of oxygen.

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whakaatu hāora

1. (loan) (noun) sundial.

Kātahi a Īhāia poropiti ka karanga ki a Ihowā, ā whakahokia ana e ia te ātārangi tekau ngā nekehanga, o ngā nekehanga i heke iho ai i te whakaatu hāora a Ahata (PT 2Kingi 20:11). / So Isaiah the prophet cried out to the Lord, and He brought the shadow ten degrees backward, by which it had gone down on the sundial of Ahaz.

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piti hāora

1. (noun) oxidant.

2. (transitive verb) oxidise.

hāora toro

1. (loan) (noun) visiting hours.

tango hāora

1. (noun) (chemistry) reductant.

puoto hāora

1. (noun) aqualung.

pūkawe hāora

1. (noun) bronchus.

hāora-rua

1. (noun) dioxide.

hāora-tahi

1. (noun) monoxide.

hāora-toru

1. (noun) trioxide, ozone.

Ko te hāora-toru tētahi o ngā haurehu o te kōhaupapa, te paparanga tuarua o te kōhauhau (RP 2009:187). / Ozone is one of the gases in the stratosphere, the second layer in the atmosphere (RP 2009:187).

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ā-hāora

1. (modifier) aerobic - a biological process requiring oxygen.

He rauropi ā-hāora ngā tipu me ngā kīrehe katoa, me ētahi moroiti (RP 2009:156). / All plants and animals and some micro-organisms are aerobic organisms.

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