Hine-te-aparangi / Aparangi

"...Hine-i-te-aparangi, his [Kupe's] wife [5 children], ...Hine-te-ura, Kupe’s daughter... ... stretched forth her hand into the water to get a stone as a sinker for the bottom of the net, the one she got was quite different from any she had seen before, and so it was called inanga." (Whatahoro & Smith, 2015).

Sources

Folksong. (n.d.). Waiouru history: Settlers from Polynesia.
https://folksong.org.nz/waiouru_history/7_polynesia/index.html

Whatahoro, H. T., & Smith, P. S. (2015, November 15 [1913]). Kupe [Te Matorohanga]. Rangitāne Education [Journal of the Polynesian Society 4. 118-133].
https://rangitaneeducation.com/kupe/