pohahá

pohahá
dark; dark night; figuratively: forgotten; ka-hakarere te me'e nei a te kona pohahá. forget this, do not mention it again (lit: abandon this in a forgotten place).
te pohahá o te mata, shortsightedness, myopia.

Rapanui-English dictionary. 2008.

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