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whātītipa

1. (verb) (-ngia,-tia) to lead astray, infatuate, mislead, beguile.

Kia tūpato kei whātītipa koe e te tangata rā. / Be careful in case you are led astray by that person.

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Synonyms: whakahē, whakakonuka, whakakotiti, papahu, whakatuapeka, whakanewha, tuapeka, nuka, whakaparori, whakanewhanewha

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