Imperative Mood

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Imperative Mood.

Sing. 2. Waka róngo ra óki koe &c. Do thou cause to hea &c.

The word pe is substituted for the word ra in the Subjunctive Mood, as before.

Note.—The verb waka róngo is used for listen, hearken, and also for acquaint, inform; such particles as alter its meaning being prefixed or affixed.

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Title: A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand.

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