"Māui" meaning in All languages combined

See Māui on Wiktionary

Proper name [Hawaiian]

IPA: /ˈmaːui/
Head templates: {{head|haw|proper noun|head=}} Māui, {{haw-proper noun}} Māui
  1. (Hawaiian mythology) A trickster god who pushed up the sky and fished up the Hawaiian islands. Categories (topical): Hawaiian mythology
    Sense id: en-Māui-haw-name-22KG~nQ5
  2. (astronomy) A star near the Pleiades. Categories (topical): Stars
    Sense id: en-Māui-haw-name-u5VDpFw~ Topics: astronomy, natural-sciences
  3. a male given name from Hawaiian, sometimes also given to women Categories (topical): Hawaiian given names, Hawaiian male given names
    Sense id: en-Māui-haw-name-m7jEvy9h Categories (other): Hawaiian entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Hawaiian entries with incorrect language header: 29 27 45

Proper name [Maori]

IPA: /maː.u.i/, [mɑː.ʉ.i]
Etymology: Possibly related to mauī (“left side”). Etymology templates: {{l|mi|mauī||left side}} mauī (“left side”) Head templates: {{head|mi|proper noun|head=}} Māui, {{mi-proper noun}} Māui
  1. (mythology) A trickster and a hero who had his superhuman strength and shapeshifting, believed to have created the islands of New Zealand from a great fish that he caught. Wikipedia link: Māui (Māori mythology) Categories (topical): Mythology Derived forms: Te Ika-a-Māui (english: the fish of Maui, North Island), Te Ika-nui-a-Māui (english: the great fish of Maui, North Island), Te Waka-a-Māui (english: the canoe of Maui, South Island), Te Pāpaka-a-Māui (english: the paddle crab of Maui, Australia), Te Riu-a-Māui (english: the hills and valleys of Maui, Zealandia (submerged former continent that New Zealand was part of))

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