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I suggest the remaining 5 (as in 'fire') tapa mea glyphs are distributed over the day like this:

Aa1-19 Aa1-21 Aa1-25 Aa1-31 Aa1-36
a.m. noon p.m.

The power of the sun is gradually diminishing from the powerfully drawn a.m. tapa mea pair over the single noon glyph (with 25 = 5 * 5), to the slimmer p.m. pair.

Metoro has also distinguished them, judging from his words:

Aa1-19 Aa1-21 Aa1-25 Aa1-31 Aa1-36
i uhi tapamea e uhi tapamea e uhi tapamea e uhi tapamea e uhi tapamea

These are the only tapa mea glyphs where he said uhi tapamea. The remaining 5 are beautifully arranged too:

Aa1-17 (4) Aa1-23 Aa1-27 (13) Aa1-29 Aa1-34 (19)
ka tapamea e hokohuki ki te henua ma te hokohuki te tapamea