Crossword clues for maoris
maoris
- Indigenous New Zealanders
- Natives of New Zealand
- Native Kiwis
- "The Piano" extras
- Some Polynesians
- Polynesian New Zealanders
- New Zealand people
- Kiwis that weren't imported?
- Haka dancers
- Early New Zealanders
- Traditional tiki carvers
- Subject of many Captain Cook log entries
- New Zealand indigenes
- N. Z. people
- N. Z. natives
- Many kiwis
- About a sixth of all New Zealanders
- About 120,000 Australians
- "Whale Rider" extras
- New Zealand woodcarvers
- Tiki carvers
- Relatives of Tahitians
- New Zealand minority
- Native New Zealanders
- Many New Zealanders
- They call New Zealand "Aotearoa"
- They call their native language "te reo"
- Hunters of the now-extinct moa
- People for whom "tena koe" means "hello"
- People visited by Captain Cook in 1769
- Some New Zealanders
- New Zealand group
- New Zealand natives
- N.Z. natives
- Treaty of Waitangi signatories
- North Island group
- Soprano Kawana et al.
- N.Z. aborigines
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Maoris
Maori \Ma"o*ri\, prop. n.; pl. Maoris. (Ethnol.) One of the aboriginal inhabitants of New Zealand; also, the original language of New Zealand. -- a. Of or pertaining to the Maoris or to their language.
Usage examples of "maoris".
The Maoris of New Zealand believe that if one sees a body lying across a path or oneself on the opposite side of a river, it is wiser to try another path and a different ford.
However, we also find representations of the gods with some of their limbs-missing among the ancient Indians, the Maoris, the Etruscans and other peoples.
Very late in pre-space-flight history, in the nineteenth century, a shipload of Maoris got there and ate the inhabitants.