to wake up, pākete, parāoa, oho, ono, to run, escape, oma, oho, panana, paihikara, beach, sand, parakuihi, one, oho, pakaru, six, pai, panekoti, one, ono, alive, well, healthy, safe, one, ora, pahi, parāoa, health, life (ora + nominal suffix -nga), pae, oranga, pango, pā, a fortified settlement (n); to touch (v), pai, panana, parakuihi, pā, ridge, pae, ora, parauri, parāoa, bus, Pākehā, pango, paoro, pahi, good (adj); to like (v); good, parakuihi, pāpā, pai, one, bike, oma, paihikara, ora, pānui, broken (applied to a thing not a body part) (trans), Pākehā, pae, pakaru, parakuihi, New Zealander of European descent, one, panana, Pākehā, pai, bucket, pākete, pāpā, Pākehā, panekoti, banana, panana, pae, one, pānui, skirt, dress, panekoti, parehe, paihikara, pai, black, pā, paoka, paoro, pango, to read; to publish, advertise; notice, advertisement, oranga, pānui, pāpā, parauri, fork; pierce; stab, pai, pae, pango, paoka, ball, pai, paoro, pāpā, parauri, father, uncle, one, ono, pāpā, pae, breakfast, ono, oma, paoro, parakuihi, bread, flour, pānui, parāoa, ono, oranga, brown, paoka, parauri, pā, ono, pizza; flattened, parehe, parauri, ono, Pākehā

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