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hangānga
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A hangānga plant; grows about thirty to thirty-five centimeters tall including a relatively long-stemmed compound umbel inflorescence.
Used along with feathers in the composition of a final-benediction aid, hinangānga, and as one of the plants placed in the mouths of sacrificial pigs when ritualists offer a rhythmic chanted prayer, hālit 2.
A final benediction aid.
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For someone (agent muɴ-) to wipe blood (theme) from the wound of a sacrificed animal, chicken (loc ref -on) with the use of that to be used as a blessing aid, hinangānga (inst i-).
A plant, hangānga 1, and feathers of a sacrificed chicken are wiped in blood to make a final benediction aid used by a person about to die to bless her or his offspring, yabyab2 1a. Feathers are wiped in blood to make a blessing aid in blessing various objects, yabyab2 2. Rice panicles are wiped in blood to be used as a rice blessing aid in blessing harvest rice, honga 2b.
For someone (agent) to use something (inst i-, paN-), as a plant, feather, rice panicle, for wiping blood, as described above.
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