wanga
Bingham
wánga
a. weary, tired.
waánga
vt. to feed well.
Sabatier
wanga
vt. wawanga, wangawanga: to push along in front of one, to take along by pushing, to push, shove, to fatten an animal.
wanga1
n. wanga iai, wangawanga, wangaroro: bustle, confusion, disagreement, meddling, trouble, vexation, tiredness, worry.
v. to have...., to be troubled, upset, worried <worry>, etc., to be in the act of...
ex. mate wanga: busy, worried by affairs (useless, vain).
vc. kawanga, kawangawanga, kawangaroroa, kamatewanga: to give trouble, bring..., to upset..., to vex, annoy, tire uselessly.
ex.
- tai kawangako! don't worry.
- tai kawangaingkami! don't worry! never mind!