Miru (goddess)

Miru ko laamɗo debbo e nder daartol Polineesi e duuɗe Cook jooɗiiɗo to Avaiki les Mangaia. Omo anndaa ko o ñaamoowo ruuhuuji maayɓe. Laawol gootol ngol o ñaamata ruuhuuji ɗii ko waɗde ɗi e nder lowre centipedes guurɗi, addana ɗi ɓuuɓde e mette. ^[1] Miru ina hirjina ɓe yo ɓe ɗaɓɓu ballal e diwde e nder maayo, ɗo ɓe njippotoo. Ɗe mbaawi ndeen defde, ñaameede e sahaa makko.

Ooɗoo laamɗo kadi ina haalee e nder jimɗi ɗi Alistair Te Ariki Campbell winndi e nder dille mum to duuɗe Cook. Hay so tawii ko seeɗa, siftorde makko Miru ina haala e miijo wonde so o naatii Savaiki (leydi asliiji leñol Polineesi), ruuhuuji maayɓe ina mbaawi nanngeede e Miru e wallidiiɓe mum, "stupefying" ruuhuuji e dow Kava (yaram baawɗam saabaade maale nannduɗe e derunvoues to being.

Tapairu ko ɓiɓɓe makko rewɓe, Tau-Titi ko ɓiyiiko debbo.^[2]

Miru feeñii kadi e nder daartol Maori (New Zealand) ko Debbo Maayde.

Tuugnorgal

↑ William Wyatt Gill (1876). Myths and Songs from the South Pacific. London: H. S. King & Company. pp. 172–174.
↑ Suzanne Nola (2005). "'A Journey from Despair': Alistair Te Ariki Campbell's The Dark Lord of Savaiki". ProQuest. Template:ProQuest.

[1] William Wyatt Gill (1876). Myths and Songs from the South Pacific. London: H. S. King & Company. pp. 172–174.

[2] Suzanne Nola (2005). "'A Journey from Despair': Alistair Te Ariki Campbell's The Dark Lord of Savaiki". ProQuest. Template:ProQuest.

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