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whakatū - to stand something up

Whakatū - Nelson; erect

whakatū. 1. v.t. Erect, set up, raise. Whakaturia tana whare, ko Te Rangiao (M. 325). Ka whakaturia nga tuaahu (T. 112).

2. Propose a subject for discussion, etc. Ka whakaturia tana tamahine i konei, a Te Kahureremoa, ma te tama a taua tangata (T. 143).

3. Instigate. Whakatu tonu atu kia tahuti taua wahine (Pi, 131, 6).

4. n. Formal or set speech. Na Te Koki enei whakatu ki ana tamariki.—Kei te korero whakatu, “Kei au a Raumati” (T. 102).

Williams Dictionary

whakatū, v.t. In the expression whakatu rakau, practise with weapons. Tona maramatanga o te whakatu rakau he ako ki nga tamariki.

Williams Dictionary

Tērā pea e taea te whare te whakatū anō. Tērā pea e kore.
Maybe it'll be possible to rebuild the house. And maybe not.
Perhaps - Tērā pea

Ka āhei te whakatū waka ki reira i waho o ngā hāora hokohoko.
You're allowed to park there outside of shopping hours.
Allowed to do something - āhei

He wāhi ātaahua a Whakatū.
Nelson is a beautiful place.

He tāone pai a Heretaunga, a Poneke hoki.
Hastings and Wellington are nice cities.

#55: The chair my father made is good
#116: I will write the letter with the pen
#134: I am unable to drive the car
#159: Rangi ate the cake. The cake was eaten by Rangi. If was Rangi who ate the cake.
#119: The stink is pleasant to the flies
#15: I'm coming. You're going.
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