Makara
- proper noun
- The wind turbines near Makara are a well-known feature of the landscape.
Examples
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Have you ever been to Makara?
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I visited Makara last summer.
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They planned a picnic at Makara to enjoy the sea views and fresh air.
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Many hikers visit Makara for its scenic coastal tracks and peaceful atmosphere.
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The coastal locality of Makara is famous for its natural beauty and scenic walking tracks.
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Many hikers visit Makara to enjoy the tranquil valley and breathtaking views of the ocean.
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The village of Makara offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to explore nature west of Wellington.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Makara comes from the Māori language and is tied to the 'sea' and the 'coast'. So a helpful way to remember it is to picture a coastal valley with sea views and walking tracks.