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kainga
/ ˈkaɪŋə /
noun
- (in New Zealand) a Māori village or small settlement Also called (on South Island)kaik
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Word History and Origins
Origin of kainga1
Māori
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Example Sentences
I would give him a piece quite close to the kainga, where I would always have him close to me.
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At the first crack of the firearms the kainga was awake; and what a scurry there was!
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Reconnoitring the kainga in the light of the risen moon Hugh stealthily approached the palisade surrounding it.
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The father was the principal chief of the kainga, and, as it turned out, cousin to Bent's rangatira Tito.
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Others ran to the cooking hangis, and with burning sticks from the ovens set fire to some of the thatched houses in the kainga.
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