Ka mau te ika, napea, kia kaha te nape (W 1971:218). / When the fish is caught, yank it in, give it a sharp jerk.

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Hopukia mai e te whāpuku ko ngā māunu, ko ngā mātika me ngā nape haere atu ana ka riro (KO 20/11/1886:8). / The bait, hooks and lines were snatched by the groper fish and carried away.

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Mēnā ka tihaea ngā nape o te turi, he whara nui tēnā (RP 2009:293). / If the ligaments of the knee are torn, that is a major injury.

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