- Look up Ahu or ahu in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Ahu or AHU may
refer to: An****
University (AHU), a
public university in Hefei, An****,
China Ahu...
- the lake, then
built his own
tūāhu at Taharepa, and
began moving down the east
coast of the lake
building further tūāhu at
regular intervals. When he...
- name the
child in
memory of his expulsion: Maru-
tūahu ('crushed mound') if it was a boy and Pare-
tūahu if it was a girl. In the end she had a boy. Hotunui...
-
Heiarii Marii 4 MF TAH
Marurai Tunoa 5 DF TAH
Benjamin Pirato 6 MF TAH Lery
Matai 7 DF TAH
Tauriki Tahaia 8 MF TAH
Tuahu Snow 9 FW TAH Leon Chan...
- to one Te
Matehaere of Arawa, the peak of
Mount Ngongotahā was
called Te
Tuahu a te Atua (“The
Altar of the God”), and
served as the prin****l home of...
- and kill
everyone who
lived there.
After this he was
known as Tūāhuriri (
tūāhu meaning "sacred altar", riri
meaning "to be angry"). Late in the 17th century...
- but
their crews had gone out to
investigate the land.
Hoturoa built a
tuahu (altar) and had the
anchor rope of
Tainui placed beneath that of the other...
- ****raʻatira
Heinui Le
Caill Windward Isles 1 Tāvini ****raʻatira
Vahinetua Tuahu Windward Isles 1 Tāvini ****raʻatira
Teura Iriti Windward Isles 1 Tāpura...
-
nineteenth century. and
before that Paka. The
early Māori
explorer Tia
built a
tūāhu (ceremonial altar) to
signify he
occupied the land and
named the cliffs...
- INFOS, les
informations de
Tahiti (in French).
Retrieved 2018-11-30. Doucet-
Tuahu, Jessica. "Uturoa fête ses 74 ans". TNTV News (in French).
Retrieved 2019-11-15...
