What is the name of the traditional Māori tool made from a sharpened stone lashed to a wooden handle, used as an adze for carving waka and wharenui?

• A Patu
• B Mere
• C Taiaha
• D Toki ✓

The toki (adze) was one of the most essential tools in traditional Māori society, with pounamu (greenstone) toki being particularly prized — they were used to fell trees, shape timber, and carve intricate designs.