Ko te whakamaarama papakupu mo te "whare pungawerewere" ko:

1. He tukutuku i mirohia e te pungawerewere, ka kitea i nga kokonga, i nga waahi kore ranei i roto i nga whare.
2. He mea rite ki te tukutuku pungawerewere, ina koa he tino uaua, he maha tonu te whakararuraru.
3. He kupenga o nga raina pai, nga miro, nga hononga ranei.

I roto i te tikanga tohu, ka taea e te "tukutuku pungawerewere" te korero ki tetahi mea kua tawhito, he puehu, he mea kore ranei, he raruraru, he raruraru, he raruraru ranei.

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1. You may often detect a yet smoother and darker water, separated from the rest as if by an invisible cobweb, boom of the water nymphs, resting on it.

2. Ay, every leaf and twig and stone and cobweb sparkles now at mid-afternoon as when covered with dew in a spring morning.