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Arewhana.

Ko te arewhana he kararehe whakangote e kitea ana i Āwherika me Āhia. He parauri, he hina ranei te tae. He pīngore me tino roa tāna ihu, kei mua rua niho rei whakakokoi i te ihu mō te kari tupu kai me te waonga whaiaro.[1] He tino whārarahi tāna taringa.

I whakararata ngā tangata o Āhia ki te tonga-mā-rāwhiti noa atu ki te ngā arewhana hei te pīkau mai tō rāua whakaputunga me te eke ki te rīriri.[2] E mōhio ana, e ingoa ana ēnei tangata me ngā kupu ōrite i ngā reo Marāiu-Porinīhia pērā i te kupu limân i te reo Tiama, te kupu rơman i te reo Tarāi, me te kupu liman i te reo Tiawa me te reo Marāiu ki ngā motu o Initonehia. Engari, ka tino mamao ngā motutere Aotearoa a ngā paparahi o te ao nō reira kāore he ēnei kararehe i Aotearoa nei,[3] kāore i mōhiotia ngā tāngata Māori rānei. Ka takea te kupu arewhana mai te kupu Pākehā elephant nō te whakaako Pākehā.

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  2. Griffin, B. (2004). Gin Ooi, K.: Southeast Asia: A Historical Encyclopedia, from Angkor Wat to East Timor. Bloomsbury Academic, 487–489. ISBN 978-1-57607-770-2. 
  3. J. Craig, S. Anderson, M. Clout, B. Creese, N. Mitchell, J. Ogden, , M. Roberts & G. Ussher (2000). Conservation issues in New Zealand. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics. Huinga tua-31, ng. wh. 62-3.