wahieroa造句

• Shortly afterwards, a son was born to them, and named Wahieroa.
• Wahieroa went into the forest with his slave, but could not find any tui.
• T
  
  whaki told his wife to call their child Wahieroa when it was born, to remind them of the incident.
• The battle goes badly until R
  
  t
  
  recites an incantation called Titikura that he overheard their priests recite while they were tapping together the bones of Wahieroa.
• The two men went further and further into the forest, until they came to the hunting grounds of Matuku-tangotango, who killed Wahieroa and captured his slave.
• Shortly after Wahieroa had been killed, Matoka-rau-tawhiri gave birth to a son, named R
  
  t
  
  , who would one day avenge the death of Wahieroa.
• Shortly after Wahieroa had been killed, Matoka-rau-tawhiri gave birth to a son, named R
  
  t
  
  , who would one day avenge the death of Wahieroa.
• The name, meaning'long piece of firewood', was chosen to fix in their son's mind the wrong that had been done to T
  
  whaki, in order that one day Wahieroa might avenge him.
• Variations of his name in other Polynesian languages include Wahieroa ( M
  
  ori ), Vahieroa ( Tahiti, Tuamotus ), Va'ieroa ( Cook Islands ), Fafieloa ( Samoa ), and Vahie'oa ( Marquesa ).
• The child was raised with care, and when he grew to adulthood he married Tonga-rau-t
  
  whiri When she was pregnant, she had a craving to eat the flesh of a tui bird, and asked Wahieroa to catch one.
• The name, meaning'long piece of firewood', was chosen to fix in their son's mind the wrong that had been done to T
  
  whaki, in order that one day Wahieroa might avenge him ( Reed 1963 : 165 ).