2. (verb) to be uncooked, underdone.
Nāna anō tana hāngī i tahu, i poki, ā, mangungu ana ngā kai o taua hāngī (TW 7/10/1876:367). / He cooked and covered his own hāngī and the food of that hāngī was underdone.
3. (modifier) uncooked, underdone.
He tahu hē nā taku hoa i ā māua kai, ā, kāhore he hāngī i maoa, he hāngī mangungu anake (W 1971:178). / Because my friend cooked our food incorrectly, none of the hāngī food was cooked, it was only undercooked hāngī food.
4. (noun) close weaving, close knitting.
Ki te āta titiro koe i te kākahu nei, ka kitea te mangungu o te whatu. / If you look closely at this cloak the close weaving can be seen.
