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pūhangaiti

1. (verb) to lie in a heap.


2. (modifier) compact, neat.

Me pōkai ō pūweru kia pūhangaiti tonu, kia uru katoa ai ā tātou kawenga ki te tou o te waka (PK 2008:694). / Your clothes should be rolled up into a quite compact bundle so that we'll be able to put all our luggage in the boot of the vehicle.

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Synonyms: tōrire, taputapu kē, tōingo, tau

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