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Turks Head
Ridge with ice
descending to
Erebus Bay.
Descriptively named,
Pakaru being a
Maori word
meaning "broken." 77°39′S 166°42′E / 77.650°S 166.700°E...
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cultivated by Māori.
puckerood (adj) – broken; busted; wrecked. From Māori "
pakaru" – to
shatter sweet as! (interj) – Cool! Awesome!
tramping (noun) tramp...
- (door of greenstone), as in the
saying Me
tautau pounamu, kia kore ai e
pakaru, ake, ake (Let
conclude a
peace treaty that may
never be broken, for ever...
- children. Lit.
grandchildren Ngaire woman's name,
origin unknown pā hill fort
pakarū broken, not working;
often rendered in New
Zealand English as
puckeroo or...
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affiliated with the Ngāpuhi hapū of Ngāti Manu and Te Uri Karaka. The
local Pākaru-ki te
Rangi site is also a
traditional meeting ground of Ngāti Manu. Karetu...
- the S****er
Jeziah TV
series Burying Brian Detective TV
series Patu Ihu
Pakaru Short 2007 The Man Who Lost His Head Zac TV
movie 2002–2005
Mataku Rex /...
- in 2013. His play
Pakaru won five
awards at the 2019
Wellington Theatre Awards. It
premiered at the Kia Mau
Festival in 2019.
Pakaru also won the Adam...
- te puhi o te kahika, a iti te
matakahi pangaia atu ki roto ki te
totara pakaru rikiriki The
bellbird may be small, but it will
swing at the top of the...
- tradition. In
Taranaki tribal tradition, Kurahaupō is
known as Te Waka
Pakaru ki te
moana or 'The
Canoe broken at sea', and was
reputed to have arrived...
- Pākanae
Maraeroa Ngāpuhi (Ngāti Korokoro, Ngāti Whārara, Te Poukā) Ōpononi
Pākaru-ki te
Rangi No
wharenui Ngāpuhi (Ngāti Manu)
Karetu Parapara Marae Te Manawa...
