- In Māori mythology,
taniwha (Māori pronunciation: [ˈtaniɸa]) are
large supernatural beings that live in deep
pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea...
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Taniwha, in Māori mythology, are
beings that live in deep
pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea.
Taniwha may also
refer to:
Taniwha Cove, Couzens...
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Tukumana Taiwīwī Te
Taniwha (1862/63–1941) was a
notable New
Zealand Māori
tribal leader and historian. He was a
leader of the Ngāti Maru and Ngāti Whanaunga...
- election, "coalition of chaos" and
similar pejoratives like the "three-headed
taniwha" have
primarily been used by the
opposition and some
media commentators...
- USS
Taniwha (SP-129) was an
armed yacht that
served in the
United States Navy as a
patrol vessel from 1917 to 1919.
Taniwha was
built as a
civilian yacht...
- east by
Senia Point and
Mount Tadpole rises above its
western s****s.
Taniwha is the
Maori word for a creature/monster of the deep,
often used mythologically...
- District. The area
includes Taniwha, and the
upper part of
Whangamarino River.
Centres not
covered in
other articles are -
Taniwha is
about 6 km (3.7 mi) south...
- trickster.
Motoro Ngahue or Kahue, the god or
discoverer of pounamu, the
taniwha Poutini is his guardian. Pūhaorangi, a
celestial being who
descended from...
-
derives from a
legend in
which two
taniwha tried to
escape from
Wellington Harbour which was then an
enclosed lake. One
taniwha became stranded and died, and...
- the
Indian ocean and
Mogadishu Airport which had been
christened "
Taniwha Hill".
Taniwha Hill was a self-contained
location with
heavily sandbagged tents...
