1000 Frequent words Flashcards

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a

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Not translatable into an English word; nominal particle,

used before names and pronouns: a Mere, a kōrua, a ia

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ā

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Various meanings, eg: and, and then, as in: Ka tae mai,
ā, ka noho ki te kai; plural of tā, as in: tā tātou whare, ā
tātou whare; indicating future time, as in: Ā te pō nei

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āe

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yes

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aha

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what?

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ahakoa

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although

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ahatia

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aha + passive suffix -tia

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ahau

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I, me

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āhei

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to be able

to allow

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ahi

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fire

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ahiahi

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early evening, afternoon

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aho

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string, fishing line

light, to shine

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ahu

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move in a certain direction
to heap up
to look after

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āhua

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shape, form, appearance

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āhuatanga

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property, characteristic, feature, circumstance

āhua + nominal suffix -tanga

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ai

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Not translatable into an English word; verbal particle; used in various subordinate structures, for example
relative clauses, adverbials

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aihikirīmi

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ice-cream

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aituā

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accident; to have an accident

disaster; to suffer a disaster

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ākau

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shore, coast

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ake

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Various uses and meanings, eg upwards, as in: piki ake,
titiro ake; comparative as in: nui ake; own, as in: tōku
whānau ake

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ako

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to learn, to teach

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ākonga

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student, learner

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akoranga

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thing that is taught or learnt

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aku

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my, mine, plural form of taku, neutral for possession

category

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āku

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my, mine, for ā category items, plural form of tāku

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ākuanei
soon, presently
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ana
Verbal particle showing ongoing action as in: e haere ana his, her, plural form of tana, neutral for possession category cave
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anā
there, by you
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āna
his, her, plural, for ā category items
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anake
only, just
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anei
here, by me
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anga
face or move in a certain direction | shell
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anō
Various meanings, eg again; also, too; self(reflexive) as | in: ki a ia anō
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ao
world, dawn, cloud
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aorangi
planet
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āpōpō
tomorrow
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āporo
apple
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ara
path | to rise
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arā
over there, away from us both
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ārahi
to lead, guide
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ārai
curtain; to screen off, block
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ariki
chief, leader
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aro
to face, turn towards
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aroha
love, sympathy, compassion
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ata
morning, shadow
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āta
gently, carefully, deliberately
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ātaahua
beautiful, well formed
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atawhai
to show kindness towards
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ātea
open space | outer space
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atu
away from current orientation | often not translatable by a separate English word
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atua
god
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au
I, me
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āu
your, plural form of tāu, ā category possession.
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aua
I don’t know, as in: He aha tērā? Aua! | those (previously mentioned), plural of taua
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auahi
smoke
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auau
to bark, howl
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auē
Alas! An expression of woe, sadness
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awa
river
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āwangawanga
worried
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awatea
daylight
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awhi
to hug, embrace
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āwhina
to help
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e
A particle used in many ways, including: before verbs as in: e haere ana, e tangi nei before verbs that have only one or two morae to make a command (imperative), as in: e noho! before names when addressing a person by – for the agent phrase of a passive structure, as in: I horoia ia e taku matua.
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ehara
Negative used for nominal sentences, as in: He kurī tērā. Ehara tērā i te kurī. Ko Mere tēnei. Ehara tēnā i a Mere. Exclamation: Sure enough, without a doubt.
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eke
to climb up on | to embark, get onto
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ēnā
those, near you; plural of tēnā
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ēnei
these, near me; plural of tēnei
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engari
but, on the contrary
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ērā
those, over there; plural of tērā
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ētahi
some; plural of tētahi
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ha
what!
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breath
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haere
go, come
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hāereere
to wander, roam
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haerenga
journey
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hai
as for hei (variant of hei)
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haina
to sign (a letter, document)
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haka
to perform traditional dance; haka, a traditional dance, | war dance
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hākari
feast
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haki
flag
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hākinakina
sport; to play sport
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hāmama
to yell, shout | open, gaping
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hanga
to build, erect, make
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hāngai
opposite, facing
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hangaia
hanga + passive suffix -ia
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hangarau
technology
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hāngi
traditional earth oven
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hao
to catch in a net, a net
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hāora
hour | oxygen
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hāparangi
to shout, bawl
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hapū
subtribe | pregnant
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hara
to make a mistake; mistake
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harakeke
flax
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haramai (haere | mai)
come
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hararei
holiday
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hari
to carry, take | to feel happy
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haria
hari + passive suffix -a
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harikoa
happy
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haruru
to resound; a heavy sound
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hau
wind, air, breath
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haunga
smelly, stinky