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[tō/ō] hamuti!

1. a curse that is used to show disdain for the actions or statements of others, implying that they would be advised not to comment.

Pare: E kī ana te iwi o Pāora kāore ō koutou take ki te whaikōrero. Rangi: Ō rātou hamuti e tā (HKK 1999:94) / Pare: Pāora's tribe says that you are all useless at making speeches. Rangi: They can get stuffed, my friend.

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