释义 |
Definition of rahui in English: rahuinounˈrɑːhʊə NZ A prohibition against a particular area or activity, typically one in force temporarily in order to protect a resource. a Maori elder placed a rahui on the river Example sentencesExamples - He blessed the track and placed a rahui, or protective restriction, on the remainder of the track from Red Crater to Ketetahi.
- Some Maori elders are now talking about putting a rahui, or ban, on methamphetamine, and I will give every support I can to their efforts.
- He said placing a rahui was an effective cultural way of dealing with a major community problem.
- In Maoridom, a tapu area is considered sacred and holy and it is believed that anyone breaking the rahui will face spiritual consequences.
- The blue cod fishery down there is so threatened that two whole fiords have had to be closed in a rahui, while the fishery rebuilds.
- Two carvings will be placed alongside billboards at each end of Matapihi Peninsula to warn people of the rahui.
- The rahui is intended to respect the mana of the mountain and ensure the safety and protection of all people entering the region.
- The town's community had recently imposed a rahui and banned patches on a local marae.
- The benefits of the rahui would not only be seen in Matapihi, but through Tauranga Moana as a whole.
- The rahui bans fishing in the area.
Origin Early 19th century: Maori. |