toitoi Antonyms
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Meaning of toitoi
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toitoi (n)
used by Maoris for thatching
toitoi Sentence Examples
- The golden plumes of toitoi rustled gently in the coastal breeze.
- The toitoi meadow shimmered like a field of liquid gold under the setting sun.
- The silvery seeds of toitoi drifted gracefully through the air, carried by the autumn wind.
- The long, slender leaves of toitoi danced and swayed to the rhythm of the waves crashing nearby.
- Maori wove toitoi into baskets, mats, and other traditional crafts.
- The toitoi beach provided shelter and nesting sites for a variety of coastal birds.
- The local community often gathered to harvest toitoi for cultural and practical purposes.
- The legend of the toitoi tells of a young maiden who transformed herself into the plant to escape her pursuers.
- The toitoi plant played an important role in the survival of early settlers in coastal regions.
- The toitoi meadow was a place of serenity and inspiration for artists and poets.
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used by Maoris for thatching
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The golden plumes of toitoi rustled gently in the coastal breeze.
The toitoi meadow shimmered like a field of liquid gold under the setting sun.
The silvery seeds of toitoi drifted gracefully through the air, carried by the autumn wind.
The long, slender leaves of toitoi danced and swayed to the rhythm of the waves crashing nearby.
