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Ko te ingoa Māori mō ēnei kapua 'cirrus' he iorangi. Ka ahu te kupu cirrus i te kupu Latin mō te ‘wisp of hair’. Ka mutu, ko te io, he ōrite, he ‘lock of hair’. Ki roto i te reo Ingarihi e mōhiotia ana ēnei kapua he whiore nō te hōiho uwha.
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Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
by Basil Keane
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