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marokopa

/ˌmɑːroʊˈkoʊpə/
Ma · ro · ko · pa

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marokopa Lexical Profile

• noun

1

New Zealand A small rural coastal settlement located in the Waitomo District of the Waikato region on the North Island of New Zealand.

Example

"They rented a small holiday home in Marokopa to enjoy the rugged west coast beaches."


2

New Zealand A river in the Waikato region of New Zealand's North Island, flowing westwards from the King Country out to the Tasman Sea.

Example

"The Marokopa River is a popular spot for catching whitebait during the spring season."


3

New Zealand A prominent, picturesque waterfall situated on the Marokopa River in the Waitomo District, widely considered one of New Zealand's most beautiful natural cascades.

Example

"After visiting the glowworm caves, the tourists took a short walk through the native tawa and podocarp forest to view Marokopa Falls."

• Rhymes for marokopa

Word Origin & Etymology

From the Māori language, historically referring to the area, river, and falls in the Waikato region of New Zealand's North Island.

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