10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPEREPE»
Discover the use of
reperepe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reperepe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Kōrero Nō Te Wai Pounamu
Taylor has two examples of reperepe with different glosses (he seems to have
types of squid in mind).24 However, these again are probably northern usages,
and would not necessarily apply in the far south. A southern example of the word
...
2
The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions
After Tini-rau parted from Kai he made very little progress with his paddling, so he
called to Tau-tini (numberless) and Whare-reperepe (house of dowry), and got
into them, and went on in the VVhare-reperepe listening to the voices of his ...
Only the relatives of the young wife partook of the kai kotore, or kai reperepe,
cooked in the umu kotore. The young couple themselves did not eat of the kai
kotore. In some cases the wife's younger sisters would decline to eat of the food ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1904
4
Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
Only the relatives of the young wife partook of the kai kotore, or kai reperepe,
cooked in the umu kotore. The young couple themselves did not eat of the kai
kotore. In some cases the wife's younger sisters would decline to eat of the food ...
New Zealand Institute, 1904
5
New Zealand Māori Word Encyclopedia
... pupfi-walmroa Radiaanea, a limpet species ngfikihi (general temz
forlimpetspecies) Saxostrea glomerata, rock oyster repe / rope tio / repetiotio / / tio
/ knmurin; wharc reperepe (oystershell); pdua raupara (largeoystershell) Scutus
breviculus, ...
6
Nga Waka O Nehera: The First Voyaging Canoes
REPEREPE-TAUTINI-A-TINIRAU The following information was collected by J.
Herries Beattie from an old man at Otago Heads. He was very clear in explaining
that he did not know the entire story or how it ended but was sure of the following.
7
The Riddle of the Pacific
And the interchange of p and v are not uncommon, e.g. Easter Island parei, " gum
from old eyes," corresponds to Maori ware, " viscous fluid," whilst in Easter Island
" reperepe " and " eeve " both mean " buttocks." The vowels are not quite so ...
John Macmillan Brown, 1996
8
Hidden Beneath the Beauty: Kabbalistic secrets in italian art
... what does this strange sentence really mean? If we. There are alsothe “wheels
within wheels”ofthe turning spokes of the TENET cross andthe REPEREPE inner
square: Rome where one could study these subjects without fear of.
9
English Language Word Builder
... PROPANOL PROPHESY PROSOPON PULPALLY PULPMTLL PUPTLAGE
REPEREPE AMPHTPOD APOPHYGE APPELLOR BLOWPIPE CORNPIPE
DRIPPILY EPTPLOON ESTOPPEL FOOTPUMP HIPPYDOM LAGNAPPE
NONPAPAL ...
10
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Only the relatives of the young wife partook of the kai kotore, or kai reperepe,
cooked in the umu kotore. The young couple themselves did not eat of the kai
kotore. In some cases the wife's younger sisters would decline to eat of the food ...
