1. Duck: This is the most common meaning of "kamo" and refers to the bird.
2. To be or become: This is a less common usage, and it's more of a verb than a noun.
3. "Kamo" can also be part of a longer phrase:
* Kamo kamo: A term of endearment, similar to "sweetheart" or "honey".
* Kamo te pai: A phrase meaning "it's okay" or "no worries".
To understand the specific meaning of "kamo" in a particular situation, you'd need more context. For example, if you hear "kamo kamo" in a conversation, it's likely a term of endearment.
If you're unsure about the meaning of "kamo" in a specific context, it's best to ask a Māori speaker or consult a dictionary.