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- Patupaiarehe are supernatural beings (he iwi atua) in Māori mythology that are described as pale to fair skinned with blonde hair or red hair, usually...
- tribe of patupaiarehe, supernatural beings living in the Waitākere Ranges, who used deadly magic from the earth to defeat a war party of patupaiarehe from...
- tradition. Patupaiarehe In Māori culture, Patupaiarehe are beings similar to Philippine Engkanto and European elves and fairies. Patupaiarehe are supernatural...
- called upon his companions, the patupaiarehe (fairy people), who dwelt in the dark recesses of the forest. The patupaiarehe were people of the night and...
- Hawaiki, Ngahue helped build the Arawa using adzes made from the pounamu. Patupaiarehe were credited with being the source of fishing nets and flax weaving...
- living in parts of New Zealand when Māori arrived. The pale-skinned patupaiarehe are perhaps the most well-known, of which Ngāti Kura, Ngāti Korakorako...
- some, that the sailors were patupaiarehe (supernatural beings):[citation needed] Pakepakehā is another word for patupaiarehe. It may have given rise to...
- mythology Muki Niß Puk Nimerigar Nittaewo (Sri Lanka) Nuno sa Punso Ork Patupaiarehe - New Zealand Maori mythology Pixies Polevik - Slavic mythology Pombero...
- mythological race of little people in Ainu folklore. Little people (mythology) Patupaiarehe, similar supernatural beings in Māori mythology Paupueo, whose owls chase...
- childbirth together with the ceremonies attending to the birth of a child. Patupaiarehe Menehune Taotao Mona Anito An entry in Encyclopedia Mythica translates...