Examples of using Maoris in English and their translations into Polish
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You know, the Maoris?
For Maoris it was the second god of death.
So do we know any Maoris, Jemaine?
It is also a subject of cult for local Maoris.
Of course, there are no Maoris on Craggy Island.
We could seriously bash those Maoris.
Also Maoris did not know how to manufacture metals.
It is also a subject of cult for local Maoris.
Also Maoris did not know how to manufacture metals.
It is also a subject of cult for local Maoris.
Those stupid Maoris are always getting themselves shot.
It is contained in myths of New Zealand Maoris.
The legends state that Maoris arrived from"Hawaiki.
Some Maoris claim that they see these"Taniwha" even presently.
No wonder that warrior-like Maoris were terrified of them really panicky.
My grandfather killed heaps of Italians,when he was in the Maoris Battalion.
In spite of this, myths of Maoris original religion also describe the chaos.
In old times they controlled practically every aspect of life of former Maoris.
The first god of death was for Maoris a gigantic female called"Hine-nui-o-Te-Po.
Thus Maoris learned from him on Hawaiki how to live in very hostile conditions.
Namely, this explanation states that Maoris ate other people to acquire their"mana.
And so Maoris brought in there potatoes and kumara, and also pigs, polar dogs, and rats.
A cigar-shaped stack of UFO vehicles that exploded near Tapanui was actually seen by Maoris.
Thus in their carving Maoris emphasize these attributes of the creatures, which induce fear.
So I completed a research aimed at discovering what actually Maoris understood originally by this mystical name.
Now Maoris are huge appreciators of horses and they cannot live without these animals.
For example, principles of this religion are passed verbally from a generation to a generation God did NOT gave to Maoris the ability to write.
Only that Maoris used their own names for subsequent personalities of God i.e. for their"gods.
Maoris had even their own equivalent to the Greek"Heracles"(means the Roman"Hercules")- which for Maoris was a giant called"Maui.
By the way,now Maoris are biggest appreciators of horses and they cannot live without these animals.