meaning tummy, stomach
The Maori word for "bum" is "puku."
"Wae wae puku ringa ringa" is a Maori phrase that translates to "legs stomach arms arms" in English. It is often used to teach body part names in the Maori language.
Puku is a tiny substance found on the south border of India and Africa. It has a bright neon green skin. it is aobut one meter long. it is very super deadly.
"Naka" is not a Maori word. It does not have a meaning in Maori language.
In Maori, "ara" can mean road, path, or way.
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The Maori word for "bum" is "puku."
To the best of my knowledge the Maori word is "Puku"
"Wae wae puku ringa ringa" is a Maori phrase that translates to "legs stomach arms arms" in English. It is often used to teach body part names in the Maori language.
Nui in maori means big, huge for example "he tino nui tana puku", translated this means, "your stomach is really huge".
Puku is a tiny substance found on the south border of India and Africa. It has a bright neon green skin. it is aobut one meter long. it is very super deadly.
"Naka" is not a Maori word. It does not have a meaning in Maori language.
In Maori, "ara" can mean road, path, or way.
Some words for parts of the body in Maori are: Mahunga - head, Taringa - ear, Ihu - nose, Ringa - arm/hand, Manawa - heart, Puku - stomach/belly buttton, Turi - knee, Waiwai - leg/foot, Pakahiwi - shoulders, Hupe - hips, Fatu - eyes, Waha - mouth
in southern asia