English to Maori Meaning of slit - wāwāhi

Slit :
wāwāhi

wāwāhi, whakato rongoā, mehua o te whenua, puranga, nehua

wāwāhi, ripiripia e i roto i, kōkō, kōtimana, ritua, whaturama, tapahia

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Definitions of slit in English
Noun(1) a long narrow opening(2) obscene terms for female genitals(3) a depression scratched or carved into a surface(4) a narrow fissure
Verb(1) make a clean cut through(2) cut a slit into
Examples of slit in English
(1) With a sharp knife, slit the skin and its underlying layer along the length of each section.(2) I carried it into the house with me and stared at it for what seemed like forever before working up the nerve to slit open the top.(3) Galanthous had slit both of my brothers' throats, and we couldn't get there in time.(4) Corbin pulled a pocket knife from his jeans and slit an opening in the bag.(5) The sunlight was shining through the slit in his curtains.(6) Remove the scales from the sardines with the back of a knife, slit each fish along the belly and scrape out the innards.(7) Kari slit open the envelope as she trotted up the stairs.(8) Astrakhan farmers, cut the throats of pregnant sheep, slit open their wombs and pull out the soon-to-be born living lamb.(9) The door had royal red curtains and a little slit for a window.(10) a wide recording head magnetizes the tape before it is slit to domestic size(11) She then slit open the seal, had me hold my palm up and applied a line of lipstick on my hand.(12) Joe used his pocket knife to slit the pants leg up to the knee.(13) When John turned around to see what was going on, he slashed him and slit a cut into his shirt.(14) Aiur eyed him, but she slit open the envelope and pulled out a thin sheet of paper.(15) Rolin carefully slit the tape holding it together with her army knife and opened it.(16) Both victims had been stabbed and severely beaten - their throats slit from ear to ear.
Related Phrases of slit
(1) slite ::
slite
Synonyms
Noun
1. cut ::
tapahia
2. opening ::
tuwhera
3. prick ::
hukihuki
4. cunt ::
cunt
Verb
5. cut ::
tapahia
6. slice ::
wāhanga
Different Forms
slit, slits
Word Example from TV Shows
It was his fault.\NHe doesn't want to slit the pig open.

It was his fault.
He doesn't want to SLIT the pig open.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

I let Dagmer slit their throats and I let him burn the bodies,

I let Dagmer SLIT their throats and I let him burn the bodies,

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 4

As soon as you get on his ships, they're gonna slit your throats,

As soon as you get on his ships, they're gonna SLIT your throats,

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 8

I slit his throat to make sure that didn't happen.

I SLIT his throat to make sure that didn't happen.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

Or throw you in a dungeon. Or slit your throat.

Or throw you in a dungeon. Or SLIT your throat.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9

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