Pāniora
1. (loan) (location) Spain.
E 5000 turūpa ka tukua e te Tumuaki Makiniri he tiaki i te moutere nei i Piripaina (nō Paniora) ka mau te pupuri e Marika, kia mutu rā anō te pakanga (TJ 7/6/1898:5). / President MacKinley sent 5,000 troops to guard this island in the Philippines (which belongs to Spain) which is now held by America until the war is over.
2. (loan) (modifier) Spanish.
I tino pai te tianara ki a ia, engari tōna hē kāore ia i mōhio ki te reo Pāniora (TP 4/1901:10). / The general really likes him, but his problem was that he didn’t know the Spanish language.
3. (loan) (noun) Spanish, Spaniard.
I runga i te toa o ngā manuao whawhai o Merika ki te Pāniora, arā ko te tukitukinga i Manira pā, me ngā manuao whawhai o Peina (TJ 7/6/1898:5). / The American warships have beaten the Spaniards, that is in the bombardment of the town of Manila and the warships of Spain.
