ngāwhāriki
1. (modifier) thermal, geothermal.
E toru wiki i muri mai, ka parekuratia a Hōhepa me āna tūruhi tokotoru e taua wai ngāwhāriki i te pahūtanga; he kaha rawa nō te tata atu (TTR 1994:203). / Three weeks later his brother Joseph and three of his tourists approached too closely and were killed by that thermal water in an eruption.
2. (noun) boiling spring, geyser.
Nā runga i te wero a tētehi, kātahi rāua ko tana hoa ka eke ki runga i te poti hoehoe haere ai i te moana e pupū ake ana te ngāwhāriki, ki te whakamātautau i te hōhonutanga (TTR 1994:203). / As the result of a dare, he and a companion climbed onto a boat and rowed about on the lake, where the geyser was bubbling up, testing the depth.
3. (noun) sulphur, brimstone.
Me maka tētahi kūpapapapa, ngāwhāriki nei, ki te ahi (TWMNT 22/3/1879:350). / Some sulphur should be thrown into the fire.
