2. (verb) (-a) to send, request.
Ka tare (tono) mai te tangata tāngenge, ka kīia atu, "Noho atu koe. Ko te mea mārōrō ka haere mai, ko te mea tāngenge ka waiho atu." (White 3 18889:98). / The feeble man asked but was told, "You stay. The strong one will come, but the feeble one will be left."
Synonyms: tonotono, tono, tononga, inoi, ngare, ngarengare, tunga, tuku, unga
tare
1. (verb) (-a) to be able.
Hangaia ana e ia he whare haumanu ki te taha anō o te toa, kia tarea e ngā tākuta me ngā nēhi o te kaupapa whakaora a Tākuta G.M. Smith o Te Hokianga, ngā tūroro nei te tirotiro (TTR 2000:39). / She built a clinic alongside the store, where patients could be seen by doctors and nurses as part of Doctor G.M. Smith's Hokianga health service (DNZB 2000:113).
Tāre
1. (loan) (personal name) Charles.
E tino kōrerotia ana, tēnā tētahi Pākehā kaumātua rangatira, kei Hāki Pei ko Tāre Neana nō Pourerere, e mea ana kia whakaatu ki te Whare Karakia o Ingarangi kei taua Porowini tētahi mea hoatu noa, £10,000 (TW 12/2/1875:9). / It is currently reported that an old and respected settler in Hawke’s Bay, Mr Charles Nairn of Pourerere, intends endowing the Church of England institutions of the Province with a gift of £10,000.
