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Mō-te-Ātea on this website with translations & explanatory comments |
1300s Te Matuku i Hea? - Where's the bittern? 1400s Toi Tu Te Hoe - steering Aotea to Aotearoa. 1400s He Tangi te Kiwi - waka portaging chant. 1500s Ruia, Ruia - godwits returning. 1600s 1st Kīkiki Kākaka - marriage chant 1600s Po! Po! - kumara origins. 1600s Taku Toki - Arahura greenstone axe. 1600s? He Potiki Mo Wharaurangi - lullaby for Te Ati Hau children 1600s? Turou Whakataha - psychotherapy 1600s? He Hara Wa Te Manu? - role-play therapy 1720 1st Pinepine te Kura - curing deficiency disease 1810 2nd Kīkiki Kākaka - Te Rauparaha hides. 1815 Te Tai o Kawhia - teenager farewells his idyllic home 1820 3rd Kīkiki Kokoko - Te Rauparaha tries to defend Kawhia 1821 Te Tai o Honipaka - Te Rauparaha farewells Kawhia 1820s 1st Takoto Rawa Iho - Revenge our decimated war party! 1820s Kaore te Aroha Mohukihuki - lust for another's husband. 1820s Kaore te Aroha e Huri - longing for her iwi, far away. 1830s E Timu Ra Koe - a victim of Tb. 1840s Te Ngahuru's Lament - for his wrecked waka taua. 1850s Taku Rakau E - lonely widow of Tuhoe warrior 1864 E Pa To Hau - a lament for stolen land. 1870 Engari Te Tītī - an old lady is left behind beside Lake Waikaremoana. 1871 Kaore Hoki Te Mānukanuka - Te Kooti - "Unite to protect land!" 1881 2nd Kaore Hoki Te Mānu... Te Kooti - "Stop Pakeha land theft! 1884 2nd Takoto Rawa Iho Te Kooti - "Peace; not revenge" 1890 2nd Pinepine te Kura - Te Kooti denounces betrayers. 1896 2nd Kaore Te Aroha Mo... - protest to Prime Minister.
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