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—To come about; to turn; change; &c: tahuri inai; —To come again— ano, with proper verb as: haere mai ano ; hoki inai ano; hokihoki mai ano ; —To come after; to follow: whai; aru ; aruaru ; —to come; to obtain : tiki; —To come at; to reach: tata; taea; ■—To come away: haere mai; puta mai; —leave: waiho, or mahue, atu ; —To come back : hoki raai; hokihoki mai; —To come by; to pass near: ma, na, or ra>, reira, with mai; —to obtain; to gain; &c. : whiwhi; riro mai; —To come down; to descend : haere iho, or mai; heke iho, or mai; peke iho, or mai; hohoro iho, or mai; —to be abased : whakaiti; whakanoho ki raro, or meinga kia n oho ; —To come for : tiki ; —To come forth : puta; whakaputa, —To come in ;to enter a house, &c.; tomo ; tapoko ; —to arrive at a port by water: v ; tomo ; tapoko ; —to arrive at any place of rendezvous : tae ; hui; mene ; rupeke; ■ —to enter in a body, or mass; as fish into a net; smoke into a house, &c. : hawhe; whawhe; —to comply ; to yield, &c.: whakaae ; tuku ; ■ —to be brought into use : pai ; tango ; • —To come into ; to join with : whakaae ; whakauruuru; —To conic near ; nigh : whakatata; —To come no near (in seamanship) : kaua c whakahaangai, or hapai, or whakatata, ki to hau ; —To come of : pal a mai, or iho ; often expressed by no or na, with proper pronoun ; —To come off; to escape : ora ; puta ; putaora ; —to take place : rite ; raea ano ; —To come off from : waiho ; mahue ; whakarere ; ■ —To come on ; to advance : liaere mai; ahu, or anga, mai; tena; —happen to : tau ; paa ; ponomai; tae ;

—To come over; to pass from one side to another: whiti; whakawhiti ; —to change sides : tahuri; riro ; mutu ; —To come out, or out of: puta ki waho ; —as the sun : puta; —as anything from its head, or socket, as a chisel, &c.: maaunu ; marere ; —to become public ; to be discovered:, rongo ; rangona ; kite ; kitea ; —to come out with : whaaki; whakakite ; whakapuaki; —To come short: kore rite ; tee rite ; hee ; —To come to ;to consent: whakaae ; tuku; —amount to : utu ; nui; rahi; —recover: ora ake ; oraora ake ; —To come to stay, or dwell: oti mai; noho tonu iho ; —To come to the end of anything: mutu ; poro ; tutuki ; pau ; hemo ; —To come together: hui; mene; huihui; whakamene; —To come up : haere mai, or ake; piki, or kake, loith mai, or ake ; eke mai, or ake; peke mai, or ake; —To come up to : whakatata mai, or ake ; —To come up with : rokohanga ; rokohinga ; mail; —To come upon: rere ; taua ; tau ; with mai, or atu ; —To be come; wholly, entirely : poto ; mene; mine ; peke; tapeke ; taweke. Dark, a. ■ 1. Destitute of light: pouri; pouri rawa ; hinaaki pouri; pouri kerekere ; 2. Wholly black: mangu ; pango ; pokerekere ; kerekere ; 3. Partially black : mangumangu ; pangopango; tu-a-mangu ; tu-a-kerekere ; pouri: 4. Opaque: pouri; pouriuri; 5. Gloomy ; disheartening : pouri; vvhakapouri; whakapouri ngakau ; 6. Obscure; not easily understood : ngaro ; ngarongaro ; whakapeka; koro maarama ; kore c kitea ; pakeke : 7. liude ; ignorant; kuware ; kore mohio ; pokerehu ; mohoao ; 8. Dismal: kino; whakapouri; whakamatakutaku; whakawehivvehi; 7. Concealed: huna; 10. Unclean; foul : poke;

Authority: George Didsbuet, Government Printer, Wellington.—lBB2.

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