Hineteiwaiwa (wh. 10–11)
He whakarāpopototanga
I konei, ka rongo kōrero mō Hineteiwaiwa me te kōingo o tōna ngākau ki tētahi tangata purotu, ko Tinirau. Ka haere ia ki te rapu i a ia. Nā āna mahi hanariki, whaiwhaiā hoki, ka riro i a ia a Tinirau hei tāne mōna.
Summary
Here we learn how Hineteiwaiwa yearned for a handsome man, Tinirau. She went in search of him. Using trickery and witchcraft she obtained the affection of Tinirau and he became her husband.
| Te momo reo tuhi Language style
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He Tuhinga Pūrākau Whakamārama (Explanatory Narrative)
- He pūrākau whakamārama (A narrative that explains the origin of aspects of our world)
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| Ētahi āhuatanga o tēnei momo reo tuhi Features of this language style
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He reo raupapa (Expressions that order ideas or events in sequence)
Hei tauira:
- I tēnei wā tonu …
- Kātahi ka ...
- Ka taka te pō …
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He reo whakaahua (Descriptive language)
Hei tauira:
- … tēnei tangata pūrotu, o Tinirau…
- Ka tipu te mate kanehe …
- Hīkoi atu ana a Tinirau me te pukuriri i roto i tōna puku.
- Pakepakē ana te taiao, muramura ana ngā tipu, koropupū ana te wai, rere ana te wehiwehi.
- … ka pau te hau, ka where te tinana, ka pauku.
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