WhakamĀrama Āpitihanga
Koia nei te papa mū tōrere. Ko te 1, 2, 3, 4 e tohu ana i ngā perepere a tētahi kaitākaro, ko te 5, 6, 7, 8 ngā perepere a tētahi. Koirā te whakatakotoranga perepere i te tīmatanga o te tākaro:
He momo tākaro o roto i te whare tapere. E rua ngā kaitākaro, e whā ngā kōhatu a tēnā me tēnā (ka kīia he perepere). Ka whakatakotoria ngā perepere a ia kaitākaro ki ngā pito o tētahi whetū e waru ōna kāwai. Ka whai tētahi kaitākaro i tētahi ki te nuku i āna perepere ki te pūtahi o te whetū, ki ngā pito ranei. Ko te whāinga kia mau te hoariri, arā, karekau he nukutanga perepere e wātea ana ki a ia.
A game from the Māori house of entertainment. There are two players, each with four stones, called perepere. The perepere are put down at the points of an eight-point star. The players take turns to move their perepere to the centre of the star or the points, with the aim of capturing the opponent so there are no moves available to them.
tōrere
He tohunga ia ki te mū tōrere - kāore ia e hinga i tētahi.
I ētahi wā, hangaia ai e ngā tīpuna ā rātou papa mū tōrere ki te hiako tōtara, he wā anō ka rakua noatia ki te whenua.
Ko tōna kura kei te whakaaraara ake i te mū tōrere, ko te painga he whakapakari i te hinengaro ki te whakatakoto rautaki.