Motokā

Ko te motokā (mai i te kupu te reo Pākehā "motorcar", reo Hawaii: kaʻa) he waka wīra hei te ikiiki (o te uta, o te tūnuku). Ka hangaia tona tīwai mai te ranu o ngā rawa maitai me konumohe.^[1] He tona kora te kōhinu whāngaia ki tona pūkaha.^[2] Ka neneke ia mā te takahuri o ngā porohita (wīra), ka kōpakitia ērā porohita me ngā kakahu tawau horihori whakamakoha.

Ngā tohutoro

↑ T.P. Hovorun, K.V. Berladir, V.I. Pererva, S.G. Rudenko & A.I.Martynov (Tihema 2017). "Modern materials for automotive industry". Journal of Engineering Sciences. Sumy State University: 4 (2): F8-F18. DOI:10.21272/jes.2017.4(2).f8.
↑ Marshall Brain & Kristen Hall-Geisler (2020). "How Car Engines Work". How Stuff Works.

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[1] T.P. Hovorun, K.V. Berladir, V.I. Pererva, S.G. Rudenko & A.I.Martynov (Tihema 2017). "Modern materials for automotive industry". Journal of Engineering Sciences. Sumy State University: 4 (2): F8-F18. DOI:10.21272/jes.2017.4(2).f8.

[2] Marshall Brain & Kristen Hall-Geisler (2020). "How Car Engines Work". How Stuff Works.

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