"moko" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Borrowed from Maori moko.",
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          "text": "No calligraphist could have drawn the moko so perfectly in the short time the fingers execute it.",
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          "ref": "2014, Peter Wells, Journey to a Hanging:",
          "text": "He decides to overtrace the moko on Te Rau's face.",
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        "A traditional Maori tattoo (image made in the skin), traditionally done with chisels; also, such an image used as a personal sign or signature."
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        "(New Zealand) A traditional Maori tattoo (image made in the skin), traditionally done with chisels; also, such an image used as a personal sign or signature."
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        "A grandchild, or any younger child."
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        "(New Zealand) A grandchild, or any younger child."
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          "word": "moko jumbie"
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  "word": "moko"
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  "word": "moko"
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