Definition of Tawhara. Meaning of Tawhara. Synonyms of Tawhara

- F. banksii). The sweet-tasting fruits and the succulent flower bracts (tāwhara) were a delicacy of the Māori. These were often gathered by using a forked...
- star of Once Were Warriors features as Puhi Tatu. Miriama Rangi, Mikaira Tawhara Harmony Wihapi and Melody Wihapi all play Puhi at different stages of her...
- Waiariki as Horiana's Grandchild Te Whenua Te Kurapa as Pirimahana Tangiroa Tawhara as Woman with Bad Leg Vanessa Paraki as Limping Girl Phil Peleton as Chemist...
- inhabitants of the area, who hunted in it for eels, waterfowl and kōtuku. Tāwhara fruit was also an important food source during the summer months. According...
- into the area. Māori lived in the area for over 800 years. The Māori name Tāwhara-nui refers to "the abundant bracts of the kiekie vine". Until the 1870s...
- produced a sweet fruit and much-prized succulent flower bracts (called tāwhara). The main island, Papaitonga (1.2 ha), was cleared and planted in groves...
- by Barbara Hill (Scholastic, 1992) The Puriri Tree/Te Puriri by Merito Tawhara (****a, 2000) An explanation of Poetry to my Father by Glenn Colquhoun (Steele...
- Whakakaiwhara, refers to the crew of the Tainui waka coming as**** to eat tāwhara, the edible flowers of the kiekie vine. During this visit, a crew member...
- Gregory ****a Publishers 2001 Picture Books The Puriri Tree: Te Puriri Marito Tawhara and Nikki Slade-Robinson ****a Publishers 2001 Junior Fiction Mayday! G...