Maori Terms Flashcards
Whanaungatanga
relationship, kinship, sense of family connection - a relationship through shared experiences
Whakapapa
the genealogy/ancestry of a taonga or person
Whakanohonoho
A māori settlement that is/was chiefly governed by access to resources.
Waiata tawhito
A song or chant
Tino Rangatiratanga
includes the rights, responsibilities and obligations involving the use, management and control of the land and other resources.
Tikanga Māori
the customs and traditions Māori live by and practise within the environment.
Tapu/noa
sacred or special. All taonga are tapu.
Taonga
is a resource/object, either physical or cultural that can be found in the environment. All taonga are tapu/sacred.
Mihi
a formal welcome speech
Manaakitanga
hospitality and care for visitors
Mana
respect that is given to those of status
Mana Whenua
territorial rights, power from the land, authority over land or territory
Kōrero pūrākau
a legend or story that explains an event or activity.
Koha
A gift
Karakia
Prayers