mā‘ohi

Tahitian

From Proto-Polynesian *ma(a)qoli (“true, genuine, real”). Compare Hawaiian maoli and Maori māori.[1]

mā‘оhi

2011, Robert D. Craig, Historical Dictionary of Polynesia, →ISBN, page 157:
MĀ‘OHI. A tahitian word currently used to indicate a person of Polynesian (Tahitian) ancestry versus demi to indicate one of mixed ancestry or popa‘ā to indicate a foreigner of Caucasian descent. Mā‘ohi is related to New Zealand and Cook Islands word māori and Hawaiian maoli.

单词	mā‘ohi
释义	mā‘ohi Tahitian Alternative forms maohi (nonstandard) Etymology From Proto-Polynesian ma(a)qoli (“true, genuine, real”). Compare Hawaiian maoli* and Maori māori.[1] Pronunciation IPA^(key): [ˈmaːʔohi] Adjective mā‘оhi native, indigenous real, genuine Polynesian References 2011, Robert D. Craig, Historical Dictionary of Polynesia, →ISBN, page 157: MĀ‘OHI. A tahitian word currently used to indicate a person of Polynesian (Tahitian) ancestry versus demi to indicate one of mixed ancestry or popa‘ā to indicate a foreigner of Caucasian descent. Mā‘ohi is related to New Zealand and Cook Islands word māori and Hawaiian maoli.
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