taiaha
noun
ta·i·a·ha
ˈtäēəˌhä
plural -s
: a long light staff or club adorned with a band of red feathers or dog's hair that is carried by Maori chiefs as a sign of authority and used as a two-handed striking weapon
Word History
Etymology
Maori
- acid heat test
- acid house
- acid humus
- acid indigestion
- acid jazz
- acid man
- acid number
- acid phosphatase
- acid phosphate
- acid precipitation
- acid process
- acid radical
- acid rain
- acid resist
- acid rock
- acid sludge
- acid snow
- acid sodium carbonate
- acid test
- acid tests
- acid value
- acid wood
- acid-binding
- acid-fast
- acid-free