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matariki is the Maori name for the group of stars also known as the Pleiades star cluster or The Seven Sisters; and what is referred to as the traditional Maori ...

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Matariki is when cats grow more furr because they have 2 prepare for winter so they wont be cold and frezzing there butt off.

Matariki is a celebration.
Matariki is time to grow food.
Matariki have's seven sisters.
Matariki is the pleiades
Matariki is art
Matariki is

And the seven stars are tawhirimatea tears.And cats grow fur when its matariki because It is winter and when its summer there hair falls off.

Matariki is the story of mata ariki (Little eyes) or eyes of god. That the god Tawhirimatea ripped out his eye and threw them to his father. The way the

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Matariki is the story of mata ariki (Little eyes) or eyes of god. That the god Tawhirimatea ripped out his eye and threw them to his father. The way the

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Maori gods.

Matariki is the story of mata ariki Little eyes or eyes of god.

Matariki is the pleiades   and the seven sisters. matariki is a time to grow huawhenua when you know its time  you look up in to the sky  and you will find out because food and vegetables grow in the winter.

Matariki is when cats grow more furr because they have 2 prepare for winter so they wont be cold and frezzing there butt off.

tawhirimatea's tears go  up to the sky.

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Matariki is  a time to grow food.
Matariki is the time to calabrate

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Matariki is a time to grow food and the seven stars and that represents pleadies and matariki is the thanks

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Matariki is a celebration.
Matariki is time to grow food.
Matariki have's seven sisters.
Matariki is the pleiades
Matariki is art
Matariki is

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History and then to grow kai
the 7 sisters fist were tears that
got throw up in the sky

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Matariki  haves 7 sisters  and
it a time to  gown food and it
good food.

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The seven stars is the seven sisters and the names are waiti waita waipunarangi tupuanuku tupuarangi ururangi e Matariki.

And the seven stars are tawhirimatea tears.And cats grow fur when its matariki because It is winter and when its summer there hair falls off.

Matariki is when its time to grow healthy kai.

And you can celebrate matariki also the seven stars are pleiades.

And tawhirimatea's tears go  up to the sky.

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When it is matariki that is the right time to grow your kai because that what they did in the olden days and you can see the 7 sisters in the sky at night if you look carfly they are the biggest stars there and the 7 sisters can tell you the time to. And also cats grow a lot more fur.  I love Matariki.

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matariki is a time to grow food

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Growing some healthy food from papatuanku.

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Matariki is when you caladraete and when you grow food

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Matariki is the maori new years and it is a day of celebration for growing kai.
Papatuanuku and Ranginui gives us kai. Matariki is the 7 sisters also knowing as the pleadies.

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Matariki is a celebration
Waiti waita waipunarangi tupu a nuku tupu a rangi ururangi Matariki

Tawhirirmatea felt sad for his parents so he trew his tears to the heveans .

Matariki is the time to grow food .back in the day they would hal

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Matariki is the pleadies and the seven sisters. matariki is a time to grow huawhenua when you know its time  you look up in to the sky  and you will find out because food and vegetables grow in the winter

Matariki is when cats grow more furr because they have 2 prepare for winter so they wont be cold and frezzing there butt off.

Matariki is when Tawhirimatea through his tears in to the sky and his tearrs turnt in to the seven sisters.

Matariki is when you celebrate the Maori new years.

Mataariki eyes of God.

Matariki is when

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Waitā, Wai puna o rangi, Matariki, Waiti, (e toru anō)
Mā Te Hira