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manawa kawa

1. (intransitive verb) to be displeased, discontented.

Kua manawa kawa a Rewa ki te kaipūrongo i whakakotiti rā i āna kōrero (HJ 2017:68). / Rewa is displeased with the reporter who misquoted what she had said.

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