2. (noun) toilet paper.
Tuhia atu he whēru ki tā tāua rārangi - kei wareware noa iho ina haere tāua ki ngā toa (PK 2008:1172). / Write our list on a piece of toilet paper - or we'll forget when we go to the shops.
wharepaku
1. (noun) toilet, lavatory, convenience, latrine, loo, bog.
Ka tae rawa māna te haute, kei te wharepaku kē e whakaroaroa ana (hKK 1999:188). / When it finally comes for him to shout he's at the toilet procrastinating.
See also whare paku, heketua, wharetiko
Synonyms: turuma, wharetiko, whareiti, hamuti, heketua, whare paku
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.
hēru
1. (verb) (-a,-ngia,-tia) to wipe (the anus).
See also whēru
2. (noun) toilet paper.
Nōhea hoki te heru e whakamahia hei hēru (HM 4/1995:7). / There's no way that a 'heru' (comb) can be used as 'hēru' (toilet paper).
turuma
1. (noun) toilet, lavatory, convenience, latrine, loo.
Ka haerea e Māhanga ki te turuma o Te Aka-tāwhia, noho tatari mai ai. He turuma wehe tō Te Aka-tāwhia i te mea he puhi a ia (NIT 1995:127). / Māhanga went to the latrine of Te Aka-tāwhia and waited there. Te Aka-tāwhia had a separate latrine because she was a woman of high rank.
Synonyms: wharetiko, wharepaku, whareiti, hamuti, heketua, whare paku
2. (noun) sacred place for ritual practices by a tohunga.