to pass by; side, tāne, taonga, taha, Taihoa!, one, single, tahi, taha, tāngata, tamaiti, tide; coast, tāone, tai, taha, tamariki, Hang on!, tamāhine, tangata whenua, tai, Taihoa!, to come around in a cycle; to fall from a height, tai, taka, tama, taonga, to play, takurua, tākaro, tangi, takoto, to lie down, tamāhine, tāngata, tāone, takoto, winter, takurua, taka, tapu, taonga, son, nephew (term of address for a boy, son: tama), tāna, tangi, tangohia, tama, daughter, tāone, taokete, tamāhine, tai, child, tahi, tamaiti, taka, tangihanga, Children, tāna, takurua, tamariki, tāone, his, her, ā category possession, singular, tai, tāngata, tāna, tamāhine, man, male, tāne, taokete, tāna, tangata whenua, people (plural of tangata), tāngata, takurua, tai, tangihanga, t people of the land, home crowd, tangata whenua, taraka, tamaiti, tamāhine, to cry; to make a sound, takoto, tango, tangohia, tangi, funeral, tākaro, tangihanga, taokete, tapu, to take hold of, tamāhine, takurua, tangi, tango, pick up! (command); taken away, tamāhine, tangohia, taokete, tapu, brother-in-law (of a male), sister-in-law (of a female), tai, Taihoa!, taokete, takurua, town, Taihoa!, tahi, tangohia, tāone, property, possession, tangihanga, taonga, Taihoa!, tākaro, sacred, holy, under ritual restriction, tango, tapu, takoto, Taihoa!, truck, taraka, tapu, Taihoa!, tāna

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