Pasefika Māori Dictionary: Poaka
Poaka in Te Reo Māori language (Aotearoa) is Sus scrofa, Sus scrofa domesticus Pig in English language.
Pig Sus scrofa, Sus scrofa domesticus in English language is known as:
- Puaʻa in Sāmoan language
- Puaʻa in Hawaiʻian language
- Puaka in Tongan language
- Puaʻa in Tahitian language
- Poaka in Māori language
Poaka Pig (Sus scrofa) - noun
Poaka (phonetic: / Poh-ah-kah / | ipa:/ ˈpoʊˑäˑkäˑ / | symbols: / ˈpōäkä / )
“Poaka” is a word in Māori language used to identify a Pig (Sus scrofa).
“Kunekune” is another word in Māori language used to identify a pig and/or breed of (domestic) pig.
“Poaka” in Māori language is translated to “Puaʻa” in Sāmoan language, “Puaʻa” Hawaiʻian language, “Puaʻa” in Tahitian language to identify a Pig (Sus scrofa) and/or also translated to “Puaka” in Tongan language.
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