- In Māori mythology,
Tinirau is a
guardian of fish. He is a son of Tangaroa, the god of the sea. His home at
Motutapu (sacred island) is
surrounded with...
- In
Polynesian mythology,
stories about Tinirau are
found throughout the
islands of Polynesia. He is a
guardian of fish. Many
themes recur in the various...
-
Tinirau is an
extinct genus of
sarcopterygian fish from the
Middle Devonian of Nevada.
Although it
spent its
entire life in the ocean,
Tinirau is a stem...
- the wife of
Chief Tinirau, son of Tangaroa. She took on the name
Hinauri to
reflect her mood
since Māui
changed Irawaru. With
Tinirau, Hina
became the...
- his people. When he
learns of this
Tinirau is
furious and
sends Hinauri with a
party of
women (often they are
Tinirau's sisters) to
capture Kae. The sisters...
-
Tinirau Arona (born 8 May 1989) is a
former Cook
Islands international rugby league footballer who last pla**** as a
loose forward and prop for Wakefield...
-
chief Tinirau of what has happened, and
Tinirau takes Hinauri as a wife to live with him on Motutapu.
There Hinauri is
treated poorly by
Tinirau's other...
- †Baphetoidea
Superclass Tetrapoda Other clades include the
Eotetrapodiformes (
Tinirau, Platycephalichthys, the
Tristichopteridae and Elpistostegalia). Older...
-
twelve sons of Kinilau-a-mano (Tregear 1891:513).
Tinirau -
general Polynesian Tinilau -
Samoa Tinirau and Kae - Māori E.R. Tregear, Maori-Polynesian Comparative...
- Whatukura, Poutini, and Te Pounamu. In some versions,
Tangaroa has a son,
Tinirau, and nine daughters.: 463 In Rarotonga,
Tangaroa is the god of the sea...
