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Tangihanga, or more commonly, tangi, is a
traditional funeral rite
practised by the Māori
people of New Zealand.
Tangi were
traditionally held on marae...
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important ceremonies, such as
welcoming visitors or
farewelling the dead (
tangihanga), can be performed. Like the
related institutions of old Polynesia, the...
- with the Kīngitanga
gathered to
elect Tūheitia's
successor during his
tangihanga (funeral rites),
which lasted five days. Tūheitia was
succeeded by his...
- a pit oven;
still used for
large groups on
special occasions, such as
tangihanga. Most of the
major sporting codes pla**** in New
Zealand have
British origins...
- The 19045 / 19046
Tapti Ganga Express is an
Express train running between Surat of
Gujarat and
Chhapra Junction of Bihar. The
train is
named for the Tapti...
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which may
relate to the "life crises" of an individual—such as a
funeral (
tangihanga) or twenty-first birthday—or to
those events that
affect a group—such...
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going to the pub
while the rest of his
family takes Grace's body to a
tangihanga. Beth
stands up to him for the
first time when he
refuses to let her be...
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Richard (****y)
Barrett (1807–1847), a
whaler and trader. Its Māori name is
Tangihanga-a-Kupe, (Mourning of Kupe),
which may
refer to the reef's
similarity to...
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Tangi Land
Rover Tangi, an
armoured vehicle used in
Northern Ireland Tangihanga, a Māori
funeral rite
Tanguy (disambiguation), the
French spelling of...
- for
special visitors or for tūpāpaku (the body of the deceased) for a
tangihanga (funeral). However, a pōwhiri are also
often performed for
tourist groups...
