Ko ngā whenua katoa e hiahiatia ana kia rīhitia i raro i ngā tikanga o te ture o te Kīngitanga o te iwi Māori o Aotearoa me Te Waipounamu, me tuku atu ngā pukapuka whakaatu i tō koutou whenua me tō koutou hiahia kia rīhitia (KTP 20/11/1894:4). / All land that is wanted to be leased under the jurisdiction of the law of the Māori King Movement of the Māori tribes of the North and South Islands, the documents must be sent showing your land and your wish for it to be leased.

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Nāku nā, Te Rīhi, rōia i Nēpia (TW 22/6/1878:309/1). / From Mr Rees, a lawyer in Napier.

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Nā ngā tamariki ngā rīhi i horoi. / The children washed the dishes.

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Mā te taitai rīhi anake e mā ai ēnā pereti. Only a dish brush will get those plates clean. /

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Nā te mea noho tonu ai rāua i tētahi whare rīhi rūma nei, ka tūtaki a Īhāia ki tana wahine tuarua e mahi ana ki reira (TTR. / It was because they habitually lodged in a boarding house that Īhāia met his second wife who worked there.

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Nō ka rūnanga rātou, ā hokona ana ki aua mea te māra a te kaihanga rīhi, hei tanumanga mō ngā manene (PT Matiu 27:7). / And they took council, and bought with those things the potter’s field, to bury strangers in.

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Nā ka mau ia ki tētahi maramara rīhi hei waru i a ia, ā noho ana i roto i te pungarehu (PT Hopa 2:8). / And he took a potsherd to scrape himself with; and he sat down among the ashes.

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Ka āhei anō ngā kaituku rīhi ki te hiki i ngā whare, me ngā taiepa me ērā atu mea i nāianei tonu (RT 2013:21). / The landlords are allowed to remove the houses, fences and other property immediately.

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Mā te kaitango rīhi e utu ngā reiti me ngā tāke whenua katoa me ērā atu tāke (TP 7/1906:2). / The lessee will pay the rates and land taxes along with any other taxes.

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Purua tēnei kapu rahi me tēnei pātara wai ki roto i te pūrere horoi rīhi. Put this mug and this drink bottle into the dishwasher. /

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Ka tūtaki a Puhiwahine ki tētehi Tiamana, ki a Te Kati (TTR 1994:94). / Puhiwahine met a German, Mr Gotty.

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