Wiktionary:Mea tauira

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==Ingarihi==
===Take===
===Kupu ingoa===
[[en:] <!-- placed here for ease of copying from below and adding second bracket -->
'''word'''
# [[meaning]]

[[category:reo Ingarihi]

(Similar models can be made for the other parts of speech and other languages)

Parts of speech: Ingarihi/Maori

(from Te Matatiki)

• Adjective: Kupu āhua
• Adverb: Hikumahi
• Conjunction: Kupuhoto
• Interjection: Aruaru
• Noun: Kupu ingoa
• Particle: Pakuriki
• Preposition: Uhono
• Pronoun:
• Verb: Kupumahi

Additional meanings or parts of speech

For a second meaning, just add another line starting with "#". For a second part of speech, repeat the group:

===Kupu ingoa===
'''word'''
# meaning