1. Wood; rakau ta, cudgel, stick. P Pau.: rakau, tree, to dress a wound. Mgv.: rakau, wood, timber, a tree; medicine, a remedy; an object. Mq.: ákau, wood, tree. Ta.: raáu, id. 2. Medicine, remedy, potion, ointment, furniture, any precious object, resources, baggage, riches, heritage, dowry, merchandise, treasure, wealth; rakau hakaneinei, purgative; rakau nui, rich, opulent; rakau kore, poor, beggar, indigent, miserable, an inferior; hakakamikami ki te rakau, to impoverish; rakau o te miro, ballast. Mq.: akau, anything in general. The medicine sense is particularized in Tonga, Nukuoro, Hawaii, Tahiti, Mangareva, Paumotu. In no other speech does wood stand so fully for wealth of possessions, but it will be recalled that Rapanui is destitute of timber and depends wholly upon driftwood. Churchill.

From Polaris (April 17) to the 'Janus' hau tea in June 20 there are 171 - 27 = 144 (= 12 * 12) days, and to June 21 there are 145 (= 5 * 29) days. Time was well ordered.

Metoro saw (or at least used as a comparison) a kind of tree (rakau) growing (tupu) from June 6, half a π counted from the beginning of the year.

The 'odd ball' in Ca4-1 is in the past (at left) and low down. The tallest ball is located not straight up but somewhat to the left. Maybe it refers to the Achernar straight line 52 days earlier, because this line is leaning slightly forward:

Almuqaddam 10	11 (700)	12 (336)	20
April 15	16 (471)	17 (107)

Ca1-25	Ca1-26	Ca2-1 (27)
kiore ki te huaga	kua moe ki te tai.	Te heke
		Benetnash (208.5)
Achernar (23.3)		Polaris (26.6)

Alrescha 7 (357)	8	9
May 8 (493)	9	10 (130)

Ca2-22	Ca2-23	Ca2-24 (50)
te Rei - pa hia mai	kiore i te henua	niu - kupega hia mai
Zibal (48.0)		Algenib Persei (50.0)

Alrescha 10	11 (361)	19	Pleione 2	3	4 (383)
May 11	12 (132)		June 1 (152)	2	3

Ca2-25 (51)	Ca3-1		Ca3-21 (72)	Ca3-22	Ca3-23
tu te niu - ku huki	kiore - henua		tagata tuu rima ki ruga	te maitaki	te henua
				Wei (254.3)	Denebakrab (254.7), Grafias (255.4)

Pleione 5	6 (20)	7	8
June 4	5	6 (157)	7

Ca3-24	Ca3-25	Ca4-1	Ca4-2 (78)
Rei hata ia	tagata rogo	kua tupu te rakau	kua tupu - te kihikihi
		λ Eridani (76.7)	Rigel (78.1)

Algenib Persei at RA 50.0, where Metoro said kupega hia mai, could have served as a 'corner stone' marking the end of 50 days counted from March 21.

There are approximately 25 nights from Achernar to Algenib Persei and there are 25 nights from manzil day 360 to tagata rogo.

Glyph 77 (at λ Eridani) - 25 (at Achernar) = 52 days (although the position of Achernar is only approximate).

Glyph 77 (at Gregorian day 314 / 2) - 52 / 2 = glyph 51 which corresponds to manzil day 360.

When the Mayan Rain God reaches his 4th station he merges with a kind of monster tree (rakau) which makes him turn around (his time is over):

In his 1st station he paddles a canoe on the sea, in the 2nd he is in midair, and in the 3rd station his feet are making prints in the ground, probably in order to plant seeds. There are 5 + 5 + 4 = 14 toe marks and 3 foot steps (not 4).