He iti te Kupu: Māori Metaphors and Similies

He iti te Kupu: Māori Metaphors and SimiliesHe iti te Kupu contains nearly 500 sayings that draw a comparison between something (often the natural world) and people, events or contexts. Written in Mori and English, this accessible guide explains the use, meaning and context of a host of the principal figures of speech in te Reo Mori. Divided into themes, including birds of the land and sea, parts of the body, acknowledgements, animals and insects. The title derives from the proverb, 'The words

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