niho
Niho is a word in the Māori language meaning "tooth." It is a basic noun used to describe the anatomical tooth and appears in everyday speech as well as in texts that discuss dental health, anatomy, or related topics. The term is part of a wider family of Polynesian vocabulary, and cognates with similar meanings are found in other Polynesian languages such as Samoan and Hawaiian, reflecting shared linguistic roots across the region.
In Māori, niho can be encountered in ordinary conversation, medical or educational materials, and traditional knowledge
Phonology and morphology are straightforward: niho consists of two syllables, ni-ho, with stress commonly placed on
Beyond its linguistic sense, niho is often encountered in discussions of Māori language education and cultural