hamuti
1. (noun) faeces, excrement, poo, dung, droppings, stools.
Pēhia ai te tahā ki raro i te wai kia kore ai e uru he hamuti ki roto (TTT 1/12/1929:1935). / The calabash was pushed down into the water so that excrement would not enter.
See also kimi hamuti, [tō/ō] hamuti!
2. (noun) latrine, long drop, privy, lavatory, toilet.
roke
1. (noun) faeces, excrement, shit, dung, poo.
Ko ngā purapura e rere atu ai taua mate urutā i tētahi tangata ki tētahi tangata, e piri ai rānei i te tangata ki te kiore, i te kiore rānei ki te tangata, e puta atu ana i roto i te mimi, i te roke, i te hūare rānei o te tūroro (TPH 15/8/1900:2). / The germs of that epidemic disease spread from one person to another, or spread from a person to a rat, or a rat to a person, and appear in the urine, the faeces or the saliva of the patient.
tūtae
1. (noun) dung, excrement, shit, faeces, poo, droppings, stools.
Ka kite a Te Matata i te tūtae e tū ana, ka whatia e ia, ka mōhio a ia he tūtae hou, ka hoki whakamuri ia me te mōhio haere, kei te kite tonu atu te tāpae (MT 2011:73). / Te Matata saw some faeces piled up and he broke it and then knew it was fresh and he retreated realising that the advance war party was watching.
2. (noun) also used as the first part of the names of a number of small plants.
hamiti
1. (noun) faeces, excrement, poo, dung, droppings, stools.
Ā ka waiho te tinana o Ietepere hei para hamiti ki runga ki te mate o te pārae i te wāhi o Ietereere (PT 2Kingi 9:37). / And the carcass of Jez'ebel shall be as dung upon the face of the field in the portion of Jezreel.
See also hamuti
