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tino ataahua te mokopuna a pepi
the most beautiful grand father

tino pai te mokopuna i tenei ata me nga puoro me nga kanikani
the grandchild really enjoyed this morning with the music and dancing

hoki wairua mai te mokopuna ki to matua tupuna kua were ki te po
return souls to your ancestors who were lost in the night

i runga i te aroha ki te mokopuna nui i runga i to iriiri
with love great granddaughter on your baptism

ka tukuna e tēnei te mokopuna ngā huarahi mō mokopuna hei whakaharatau i te manakitanga i roto i ngā huarahi maha
this offers opportunities for mokopuna to practice manakitanga in a multitude of ways

ka whakatika hoki ahau ki a ratou, e ai ta ihowa o nga mano, ka tapahia atu ano e ahau i papurona te ingoa me te toenga, te tama me te mokopuna, e ai ta ihowa
for i will rise up against them, saith the lord of hosts, and cut off from babylon the name, and remnant, and son, and nephew, saith the lord.

a maniapoto e toru wahine, tae atu ki te-mokopuna nui o hinewhatihua, te ihingaarangi. ia i muri ka moe a tana tamahine paparauwhare, i te hoê whaaipoiporaa o mua. mai i whanau taua te whaaipoiporaa i rora, tupuna o nga hapū ngāti rora nei noho te rohe te kūiti.
maniapoto had three wives, including the great-granddaughter of te ihingaarangi, hinewhatihua. he later married her daughter paparauwhare, from a former marriage. from that marriage was born rōrā, ancestor of the ngāti rōrā hapū who settled the te kūiti district.