EP Kete 4.1 Ngā Ritenga / General Etiquette Flashcards
(42 cards)
1
Q
marae protocol
A
kawa
2
Q
the normal ways of doing things
A
ngā ritenga
3
Q
guardianship / protection / the process of caring for someone or something
A
tiakitanga
4
Q
local people of the Marae
A
hau kāinga
5
Q
courtyard before the meeting house
A
marae ātea
6
Q
God of War and Man
A
Tū / Tūmatauenga
7
Q
God of Peace and Cultivated food
A
Rongo / Rongomātāne
8
Q
dirt / filth / negative spiritual energy
A
parapara
9
Q
remove your shoes
A
wetekina ō hū
10
Q
false
A
teka
11
Q
true
A
tika
12
Q
shoes
A
hū
13
Q
to remove
A
wetekina
14
Q
Māori initiatives
A
kaupapa Māori
15
Q
take off your hat
A
tangohia tō pōtae
16
Q
don’t sit on food tables
A
kaua e noho ki runga i ngā paparahua
17
Q
kitchen
A
kāuta
18
Q
clothes stay off tables
A
kaua e waiho i ō kākahu ki runga i ngā tēpu
19
Q
clothing
A
kākahu
20
Q
head
A
māhunga
21
Q
body
A
tinana
22
Q
the body is sacred
A
te tapu o te tinana
23
Q
menstrual cycle
A
mate marama
24
Q
flax
A
harakeke
25
ritual call of welcome
karanga
26
recreational swimming
kauhoe
27
seafood
kaimoana
28
pregnant
hapū
29
cemeteries
urupā
30
a deceased person's body
tūpāpaku
31
dedicated spaces where the deceased lie in state
whare mate
32
values & principles
whanonga pono / mātāpono / Uaratanga
33
to remove tapu
whakanoa
34
the opposite of sacred / to be ordinary or void
noa
35
a place where one has the right to stand / a place where one feels empowered, connected and accepted
tūrangawaewae
36
the extension of hospitality / kindness / generosity / support
manaakitanga
37
genuine connection / relationship through shared experience / working together / providing people with a true sense of belonging
whanaungatanga
38
relations or relatives
whanaunga
39
leadership / the mana to exercise authority / prosperity / overall wealth of the collective / weaving people together for the greater good
rangatiratanga
40
expert / skilled person / priest / healer / interpreter of signs / proficiency / expertise / competence / mastery
tohungatanga
41
place (or female/mother figure) that one draws strength from / source of sustenance / real home
ūkaipō
42
to be one / single / united / unity / solidarity / connectivity / togetherness
kotahitanga
