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Túpo; A person so called.
Túpoto, s. a. v. n. ad.—s. A jealous man. a. Jealous, suspicious; as, “E tángata túpoto; A suspicious man.” v. n. Suspecting; as, “E túpoto ána e koe ki 'au? Do you suspect me?” ad. Suspectingly. Causative, “Waka túpoto; Causing suspicion, &c.”
Túpu, s. a. v. n.—s. A sprout. a. Vegetative; as, “E méa túpu; A vegetative thing . v. n. Springing up; as, “E túpu ána te rákau; The tree springs up.—Causative, “Waka túpu; Causing vegetation.”
Tupúa; An alligator; a strange outlandish person.
Tupúna; Grand parent.
Tupúnga, s. Ancestry; the ground on which any thing grows.
Túpu túpu; The mangrove-tree.
Túra wéra; A blow (as of a club, &c.): name of a person.
Túre kúra; Name of a place.
Turí; The knee.
Turutu, s. Reed for making baskets.
Tutáhi, s. Dung: proper name.
Tutáhi o núku tawíti; Name of a place.
Tutáki, s. Meeting together. v. n. Meeting; as, “E tutáki ána te tángata ki a Táka; The man meets Táka.”
Tutákinga, s. A meeting together. a. The time of meeting together.
Tutére; A corpse placed in a canoe, and drifted away by the wind.
Tútu, s. Fruit from the Tu pákii.
Tútu, s. Making a noise. v. n. Making a noise; as, “E tútu ána ía.”
Tutúdi; A bird so called: name of a person.
Tutúdu; Kneeling down.
Tútu káka; A bay so called.
