Half raw, badly cooked. Parehaoga, food prepared in the earth oven (umu parehaoga) for a feast or for people whose help is needed for some work or for organizing a feast. Parehe, piece, bit; to fall, break into pieces. Parei, dirty, to have a dirty face and eyes, someone who gets up without washing. Parera, sea bottom.

Ta.: Pare, a fort, a place of refuge. Ma.: parepare, a breastwork in a stockade. Mgv.: Pare, a covering for the head. Mq.: pae, id. Sa.: pale, id. Ma.: pare, id.

Parehe, to break, a crack. Parei, 1. (paré), dressed up. 2. To sparkle (of the eyes). Parera, 1. A shallow, a reef. 2. Deep water, profound, gulf; parera tai, deep sea; tai parera, high tide; hohonu parera, fathomless, unsoundable. 3. To lead astray. Hakaparera, to frighten, to scare. Pareu, skirt, apron. Mgv., Mq., Ta.: pareu, loincloth, apron. Pau.: Parego, to drown oneself. Ta.: paremo, drowned. Ma.: paremo, id.

Maunga Teatea is the 17th kuhane station, which number indicates a break with the preceding sequence of 16 stations. A break is hatiga and with 17 as the first number beyond the break between 16 and 17 we can understand that the break Hatinga Te Kohe refers to what happened at Akahanga (the 9th kuhane station) - this is where the 'Cat' dies. Both Maunga Teatea and Hatinga Te Kohe are located at the beginning of new series, and both are Venus stations:

Around Rano Kau
Old Land	*Te Pu Mahore*	*Te Poko Uri*
Sea
New Land	*Te Manavai*	*Te Kioe Uri*

Along the southern coast - 1st part:
*5 Te Piringa Aniva*	*6 Te Pei*	*7 Te Pou*

Along the southern coast - 2nd part:
*8 Hua Reva*	*9 Akahanga (†)*	*10 Hatinga Te Kohe*

The eastern corner - 1st part:
*11 Roto Iri Are*	**12 Tama ()***	*13 One Tea (†)*

The eastern corner - 2nd part:
*14 Hanga Takaure*	*15 Poike*	*16 Pua Katiki*

The eastern corner - 3rd part:
*17 Maunga Teatea*	*18 Mahatua*
*19 Taharoa*	*20 Hanga Hoonu*

At the same time we must keep in mind that the birth of Sun in the northeastern corner resembles in structure the birth of Moon in the southwestern corner:

	Birth of Sun (east)		Birth of Moon (west)
Old Land	**Tama ()***	*One Tea (†)*	*Te Pu Mahore*	*Te Poko Uri*
Sea
New land	*Hanga Takaure*	*Poike*	*Te Manavai*	*Te Kioe Uri*

Sun has a pair of birth places, that in the Old Land and that in the New Land (after a sea voyage). The same pattern for Moon induces us to regard not only Friday but also Wednesday as birthdays for Moon. There seems to be 2 + 2 = 4 stations of birth. Possibly it means that Sun is born both at winter solstice and at spring equinox, while Moon is born at summer solstice and at autumn equinox.

The birth of 'Easter Island' is evidently defined by 3 kuhane stations in the eastern corner of the island (Te Pu Mahore, Te Poko Uri, and Te Manavai) and these 3 stations are preceded by 3 islets (Nga Kope Ririva) which are not to be counted as land. In the western corner there are 3 mountain cones and possibly also these are in a transitional ('zero') zone.

24 Oromanga is a Venus place and should represent a birth station, just as 17 Maunga Teatea, 10 Hatinga Te Kohe, and 3 Te Manavai:

1	*Te Pu Mahore*	10	*Hatinga Te Kohe*	17	*Maunga Teatea*
2	*Te Poko Uri*	11	*Roto Iri Are*	18	*Mahatua*
3	*Te Manavai*	12	**Tama ()***	19	*Taharoa*
4	*Te Kioe Uri*	13	*One Tea (†)*	20	*Hanga Hoonu*
5	*Te Piringa Aniva*	14	*Hanga Takaure*	21	*Rangi Meamea*
6	*Te Pei*	15	*Poike*	22	*Peke Tau O Hiti*
7	*Te Pou*	16	*Pua Katiki*	23	*Maunga Hau Epa*
8	*Hua Reva*
9	*Akahanga (†)*

24	*Oromanga*	25	*Hanga Moria One*	26	*Papa O Pea*	27	*Ahu Akapu*
*birthplace of the new king*		*residence of the current king*		*residence for the future king*		*residence for the abdicated king*
*28 Te Pito O Te Kainga*