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tūpaku

1. (verb) (-tia) to be wasted, weak, listless.

Ka takoto ki te whare ka tūpakutia au (TWMNT 9/3/1875:57). / I lay down in the house and I am listless.

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Synonyms: maero, tūrūruhi, toupiore, wairuhi, maninohea, ngoringori, korou kore, ngoikore, whakaroau, ngehe, anuhea, hangenge, iwikore, taharangi, ārangirangi, kahakore, hauhauaitu, ānewa, whakapahoho, pōngenge, whakatairuhi, tārure, iwingohe

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