72) |
he
manu tara.erua kauatu te huru.i too mai ai |
20 |
he pi
riuriu |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
kava eoeo |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
te
verovero |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
ka
araara |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
kukuru toua |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
makohe |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
kena |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
tavake |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
ruru |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
taiko |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
kumara |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
kiakia |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
tuvi |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
taiko |
a
Teke. a Oti |
20 |
he
tavi |
a
Teke. a Oti |
he ki
a Teke.kia Oti.ka mau tahi te kaha manu |
ena ki
runga ki te miro.he mau tahi e Oti. |
All these bird names begin with he. In addition te is
added at verovero and ka in the following araara
- which suggests teka (the 'fire stick'). The first 'bird
quarter' is completed with the pair verovero and araara.
Te signifies the presence of Sun according to
the kuhane list of place names, we should remember. And he
occurs only at Tama:
1 |
nga
kope ririva tutuu vai
a te
taanga |
2 |
te
pu mahore a hau maka o hiva |
3 |
te
poki uri a hau maka i hiva |
4 |
te
manavai
a hau
maka o hiva |
5 |
te
kioe uri a hau maka o hiva |
6 |
te
piringa aniva a hau maka o hiva |
7 |
te
pei a hau maka o hiva |
8 |
te
pou a hau maka o hiva |
9 |
hua reva a hau maka o hiva |
10 |
akahanga a hau maka o hiva |
11 |
hatinga
te
kohe a hau maka o hiva |
12 |
roto iri are a hau maka o hiva |
13 |
tama
he
ika kino
he
ihu roroa |
29 |
te
pito o
te
kainga a hau maka o hiva |
13
at Tama can be understood as the result of adding 1
('one more') to number 12:
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
He
Anakena |
Hora iti |
Hora nui |
Tagaroa uri |
Ko Ruti |
Ko Koró |
12 |
11 |
10 |
9 |
8 |
7 |
He
Maro |
Vaitu potu |
Vaitu nui |
Tarahao |
Tehetu'upú
|
Tua haro |
There are 3
double-months around winter solstice:
10 |
11 |
12 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
Vaitu
nui |
Vaitu
potu |
He
Maro |
He
Anakena |
Hora
iti |
Hora
nui |
While the
bird list offers only 2 double-months and presumably after summer solstice:
9 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
he
ruru |
he
taiko |
he
kumara |
he
kiakia |
|