name

meaning

(tribe:Aitana-a-puna)

(tribe: descendants of the sinker)

+Hine-nui-a-te-kawa

daughter of the great baptism

mother -- name

mother --meaning

son -- name

son -- meaning

+Akau-roa (p. 1)

long sea-beach

Kororo

seagull

+Papa-huri-keke

side that twisteth awry

Koura

crayfish

+Kuku-mawhera

open mussell

Torea

Haematopus unicolor

+Hine-whano

hoarse daughter

Kuru-patu / Kukuru-atu & Meho-tatai

sacred-plover & rail bird

+Hine-tu-a-hoana (p. 2)

daughter of grinding-stone

Wahie-roa (posthumous)

long fire-wood

name

meaning

what she did

+Ruahine-mata-morari

old-woman of eyen blind

swang bolo at them

+Ka-where

crumble

taught them the way to heaven

2 women bring food down for old woman below

2 women "who were wandering in an indecent manner"

2 women: +"Talk-of-the-begetting" & +"Talk-of-the-having"

"Tuna (eel) descending below, as it was so hot above."

Tawhaki (brother of Karihi the sacred)

Xolotl (brother of Topiltzin the deified)

became slave (p. 2)

http://web.archive.org/web/20030511100142/http://nahuatl.ifrance.com/nahuatl/x/nahuatlXOLOP.html

rescued the as-yet-self-moving bones of Hema: used Matoi-kura ("stream red") of Puana (the star Rigel) to do this (p. 2)

http://www.liminalityland.com/canineconnections.htm

to honor Camaxtli http://www.crystalinks.com/aztecgods.html

who was a god of stars http://sites.estvideo.net/malinal/c/nahuatlCAMAT.html

his wife Hine-tu-hoana (p. 2) wielded authority over "a great tribe at Hawa-iki" (p. 6)

his wife Tomiyauh http://www.fofweb.com/Onfiles/Ancient/AncientDetail.asp?iPin=MES1245

"wielded authority in some areas of the Huaxtec." http://www.fofweb.com/Onfiles/Ancient/AncientDetail.asp?iPin=MES0284

his son was (p. 2) Wahie-roa "long fire-wood", whose son was Rata "quiet" (p. 3)

his son was Nopal-tzin ("prickly-pear revered"), whose son was Tlohtzin ("hawk") (loc. cit.)

slayer & devourer of him

meaning

place where he was devoured

meaning

Matuku

crane [cf. Az-tlan]

Pikopiko-i-whiti

the crooks at Whiti

assistors

assistance rendered to him

father's mother +Hine-tu-a-hoana

honed axe against her back

Aitana-a-rupe-tu ("offspring of shaking standing"); Rupe-pae ("trembling laid-across"); Tini-a-para-rau-rakau ("multitude of the gum of leaves of trees")

fashioned a totara (Podocarpus totara) tree-trunk into a canoe

Rata--

Dio-nusos

The tree felled by him with an axe twice miraculously regrew (p. 4).

Ivy miraculously grew for him (GM 27.h).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liber but:

after reaching her location by voyage in the canoe named Niwa-ru "great earthquake" (p. 4):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lerna :

rescued her, +Matona-rau-tawhiri ("south leaf of the Pittosporum"), from subterranean Matuku (p. 5)

rescued his mother +Semele (whom he ransomed by means of a myrtle) from subterranean Hades (CDCM, p. 129)

canoes

god

Te Rongo-pu-rere-hua & Rani-pu-rere-tane

Tana-roa

Te Waka-ihu-naru

Rono-mai

Maori

Hellenic

The canoes had been praeceded by Na-hue, riding thither on the back of his pet whale (p. 6).

Iason had been praeceded to Kolkhis by Phrixos, riding thither on the back of golden-fleeced ram (GM 70.e; 148.g).

Manaia's son Tu-te-nana-hau ("war-god obtaining enemy's-scalp") was crushed by stern-piece of the canoe Tai-nui of Hotu-roa (p. 6) [Hotu < *SOTU : Cf. Maya town SOTUta]

Aison's son Iason was crushed by collapse of prow of the ship Argo (GM 157.b).

The god Tu-parau-nui ("stand fiction-teller great") discovered the corpse of Tu-te-nana-hau (p. 7)

http://www.ianridpath.com/startales/argo.htm

The hound Potaka-tawhiti ("whipping [spin]-top distant") was slain and eaten by Toi-te-hua-tahi ("pinnacle of one fruit") (p. 7): this resulted (p. 8) in the voyage of the canoe Arawa "shark" of Hou-mai-tawhiti ("push-through thicket from a distance")

http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/creation.html

http://www.africaguide.com/features/trvafmag/015.htm }

The Teitanes, in order to lure Zagreus, did "whitening [of] themselves with gypsum" (GM 30.a). +Artemis is accompanied by "nine-year-old nymphs for her attendants" (GM 22.d): "she daubed her face, and those of all her nymphs, with white" (GM 22.g) gypsum (GM 22.2). {Among the Yakuba (Dan), "The Pre-pubescent girls are taught contortion techniques at an early age. It is forbidden for outsiders to speak to them. They wear white paint on their faces". }

The hound Potaka-tawhiti remained able to bark from within the belly of its devourer (p. 7)

The heart of the boy Zagreus was revived (GM 30.b). [Cf. heart = Tlahuizcalpan-tecuhtli & Gan.apati-Hr.daya]

canoe

landed at __

then, went up the river __

as far as __

[not canoe, but] "pet whale" of Na-hue "the calabashes" (p. 6)

Whana-paraoa "whale-harbor"

Aroha "love"

Wai-rere "waterfall" of moa ("swing")-bird

Tai-nui (p. 7)

Whana-paraoa "whale-harbor" [or, Hau-raki, p. 32]

Tamaki

[into Manuka sea: "portage of ", p. 32] O-tahuhu "roof"

Ao-tea "clear cloud" (p. 7)

Hau-raki

Tamaki "startled"

portage into Manuka ("regret") sea [modernly renamed Manu-kau "birds all", p. 32]

name

meaning

Wahia

firewood

Ma-rita

by the spirit

Ika

fish

Rono-pu-ae

whale of the famed sea

those who make war become as __

those who "do not fight" become as __

grass [James 1:10-11; 1^st Peter 1:24]

moths

place

who stayed ashore

Ao-tea

Mura-nui "red-glow (blush) great"

Repana "flapping" [on Ahuahu island (p. 24)]

Mumu-kau /-hau "slight air (whisper of the wind)" & Takere-to "dragged keel (very origin)" who were 2 slaves (p. 11) or birds (p.12) / pets (p. 16) [Takere-to was male bird, +Mumu-hau was female bird (p. 24)]

Mauna-nui "mountain great" at Taurana "lying at anchor"

hound of Tara-whata (pp. 10, 11) "side of a stage (boldness hung-up)" / Tara-whiti "contrary power" (p. 16) swam ashore

[Wai-rakei "beautiful water" (p. 27)]

[crew reposed overnight]

[Maketu "ridge of the nose" (p. 27)]

[canoe was beached, dragged ashore]

bow-anchor

meaning

stern-anchor

meaning

Toka-parore

"rock of the mangrove-fish"

Tu-te-rani-haruru

"uplifted of heaven booming"

"placed on top of the post" at Parepare "skull" was the decapitated head of:

cf. Kemetian emblem of ram's head on post

Raumati "summer",

founder of the Summer (Hsia) dynasty was Yu: (CMS, p. 272)

whose buring of the Arawa was avenged by Ha-tupatu "breath of battle"

descended from Flame Dweller was Pray Steam (CMS, Ch. 18)

brother

meaning

Ha-nui

breath great

HA-ROA {= Hawai>ian HA-LOA, god of "long life", HD, p. 382}

breath long

Ka-rika

uneasy

1^st

Uru-ika (p. 16)

2^nd

Mata-moho "distinct sight"

3^rd

Tia "parent" (p. 21)

4^th

Na-toro-i-rani

Maori

Kic^e

list of the crew-members of the canoe abducting Na-toro-i-rani (= abducted Maya maize-god)

"fox, coyote, parrot, crow. There were four animals who brought the news of the ears of yellow corn and white corn. They were coming from over there at Broken Place, they showed the way to the break." (PV, Part 4)

canoe transporting Na-toro-i-rani began to be sucked into the whirlpool Te Parata ("the throat"), but he rescued it by a karakia (spell)

[incised on bones at Tikal, scene of:] "sinking Canoe of Life", together with (ShS, p. 138) another view of the [same] canoe not sinking [having been rescued from sinking by the maize-god?] transporting Coyote, Parrot, [the abducted] Maize-god, Monkey, Iguana

gods (idols) whom they brought (p. 21)

canoes wherein they came (p. 22)

Pupu "shell" & Hoata "pumice"

Rono-mai (whale) & Iho-o-te-rani (kernel of heaven)

of Na-toro-i-rani

meaning

of his sisters +Hauna-roa (aroma long) & +K[u]i[-]w[a]i(Apteryx)

meaning

1^st Whaka-ari [1^st p. 33]

2^nd Kaina-roa [3^rd p. 33]

"long-eating (of the long aroma)" {cf. odor-eating +Gandha-rvi}

Tau-po-a-tia (lake)

"bark or repose of Tia at night"

3^rd Tau-whare [4^th TAU-WHARa, p. 38]

"loved house"

Po-utu

"at night dip-up

4^th Tau-po (lake) [8^th p. 33]

Tona-riro

"blemish gone"

5^th Toka-anu [5^th p. 38]

"rock cold"

6^th Tona-riro [6^th p. 38]

"manifest, show self"

7^th Wai-kato [7^th p. 38]

"water nipping"

8^th Hi-papa-tua [8^th p. 38]

"raise gate at back"

9^th Orakei-korako [7^th 9^th p. 38]

"wandering albino"

10^th Tihi-o-ruru [10^th p. 38]

"peak of the sheltered"

11^th Roto-mahana [11^th p. 38]

"lake warm"

12^th Waka-rewarewa 12^th p. 38]

"canoe of Knightia excelsa"

13^th O-hine-mutu [13^th p. 38]

"of daughter the end"

Maketu

14^th Maketu [9^th p. 33]

p. 33 : g = geyser created by the sistren

p. 38 : f = fire ignited by the sistren

p. 38

meaning

1^st WHAKA-ARI g

1^st Whaka-ari f

1^st Whaka-ari f

2^nd Uma-pokapoka g

2^nd Nati-whakaue

2^nd Na-ti-awheawhe

"set to work"

3^rd KAINA-ROA = Whaka-aweawe

3^rd Kaina-roa

3^rd Kaina-roa

4^th TAra-weRA (lake) g

4^th Tau-whara f

4^th Tau-whara f

"loved one accidentally struck"

5^th Toka-anu f

5^th Toka-anu f

5^th Te Hemo (hill) g, slipped down

6^th Tona-riro f

6^th Tona-riro (mountain) f

"gone south"

6^th Pae-roa

7^th Waikato

7^th Waikato (river) f

8^th Hi-papa-tua f

8^th Hi-papa-tua

"raise totora-bark bowl up"

7^th ORAKEI^- KORAKa g

9^th Orakei-korako

9^th Orakei-korako

"pride of the albino"

10^th Tihi-o-ruru

10^th Tihi-o-ruru

"peak of owl"

8^th Tau-po (ROTO "lake")

11^th Roto-mahana

11^th Roto-mahana

12^th Waka-rewarewa f

12^th Waka-rewarewa

13^th O-hine-mutu

13^th O-hine-mutu f

9^th Maketu = Kai-tuna (river) at totara tree

14^th Maketu

14^th Maketu

Taupo

Na-rauru

Na-ti-hau

Na-ti-hau

Manaia had pronounced the curse (p. 12 etc.) [? through his god Tu-parau-nui] upon Na-toro-i-rani

Poseidon brought about destruction upon the raft of Odusseus (GM 170.y).

Na-toro-i-rani had the trench rua-hae-roa dug and the souls of those who had cursed him were enticed to it (p. 13).

Odusseus had the Kimmerian trench dug and the souls of the dead enticed to it (GM 170.m).

Manaia threatened (and sought) to eat Na-toro-i-rani at Tu-ai-kororo "stand as penguin" (p. 22).

Lamos attempted to devour Odusseus at Tele-pulos (GM 170.h), an [?ant]artic-climated locale (GM 170.4).

Na-toro-i-rani caused wreck of the anchored canoes which trailed him to his Motiti "flat island (scarce)" (p. 15 etc.).

Transformed into a stone skerry became the ship which had transported Odusseus to his home-island Ithake (GM 170.z).

With Na-toro-i-rani aboard, the Arawa came by way of Whana-ra ("harbor of the sun") island (p. 18).

http://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NymphaiNeaireides.html

With Na-toro-i-rani aboard, the Arawa began to be engulfed in the whirlpool Te Parata (p. 18 etc.)

http://www.theoi.com/Pontios/Kharybdis.html

Na-toro-i-rani used "a dead tree as ... his tuahu (altar)" (p. 21).

http://education.yahoo.com/homework_help/cliffsnotes/the_odyssey/64.html

names (p. 64A; cf. p. 165)

meanings (p. 14)

genealogical table (p. 173)

meanings

Rani-

sky-

-nui

-great

-roa

-long

-pouri

-dark

-potano

-black

-whetuma

-defeat

-whekewe (-whekere, p. 165)

-very-black

-pakakina (omitted, p. 165)

-hot

Po-

darkness [night]

--

[idem]

-tiwha

-ka-whe-ao

coming into day

-ka-namunamu-ki-te-ao

-whakapae-te-mano-roi-ata

lying across shaking cloud of dawn

Ko

Awatea

dawn

Ao-

day-

Ao-

-nui

-great

-nui

-roa

-long

-roa

-ka-hiwahiwa

-watchful

Te Ao-te-

whaia

followed

Arawa

Arawa

Taki-tumu

Taki-tumu