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Māori · deity · primordial · Recorded classification
Māori god of uncultivated wild food, especially edible fern root.
Parentage
- parent: Ranginui
- parent: Papatūānuku
Domains
- wild food
Powers
- Provide uncultivated wild foods and fern root
- Hide within his mother's body from the storm
Relations
- sibling: RongoFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
- sibling: TāneFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
- sibling: TangaroaFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
- sibling: TāwhirimāteaFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
- sibling: TūmatauengaFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
- sibling: WhiroFull sibling — shares the same attested parentage (Ranginui & Papatūānuku) per the figures' cited genealogy.
Sources
- existence: Grey, Polynesian Mythology (1855) (primary)