makomako
noun
ma·ko·ma·ko
ˈmäkōˌmä(ˌ)kō,
ˈməkəˌmək
variants or mako
ˈmä(ˌ)kō
plural -s
1
: a New Zealand tree (Aristotelia racemosa) of the family Elaeocarpaceae having a small red berry that turns black at maturity and is used for making wine
called also wineberry
2
: the New Zealand bellbird
Word History
Etymology
Maori
- moutonnée
- moutons
- MOV
- movabilities
- movability
- movable
- movable exchange
- movable feast
- movable finger
- movable fixture
- movable type
- movable-do system
- movable-doh system
- movableness
- movablenesses
- movabler
- movables
- movablest
- movably
- move
- move (someone) to tears
- move (to)
- move a muscle
- move ahead
- move ahead/along