Kupu Hou Flashcards
(27 cards)
whāia
follow, chase, look for
Detail:
to be followed, chased, pursued, looked for, searched for, courted, wooed, aimed at - the passive form of whai.
pūrākau
(noun) myth, ancient legend, story
(modifier) legendary, mythical
aromatawai
assessments
hei whakakapi
in conclusion
ngā rīpene
audios
hangarau
download (as in files)
kīanga
phrase
panakeke
pancake
wero hinengaro
review quiz
literal. challenge {to see what’s} the missing
wero arero
verbal exercise
literal. tongue challenge
hua ako
learning outcomes
ngerongero
(modifier) very many, countless, abundant, innumerable, multifarious, myriad, umpteen
follows and intensifies tini. e.g. ki a koutou, e te tini ngerongero kua tae mai nei …
waiwaiā
(noun) beauty.
(noun) beauty.
Ka mutu te waiata waiwaiā ko tērā; What a beautiful song that is.
… i whakaatu mai te waiwaiā o tōna āhua
… show how beautiful she is (her appearance)
kaingākau
(verb) (-tia) to prize greatly, value, treasure, fond of, take pleasure in.
Ko te whānau, ko te hapū, ko te iwi, ko te reo ōku kaingākau
paihere (-tia)
(noun) bundle.
(verb) (-a,-ngia,-tia) to unite, bind, unify, tie together in a bundle
taketake
(modifier) extraordinary, marvellous, remarkable, wonderful, outstanding, phenomenal,exceedingly, exceptionally, terrible, shocking, horrible
an intensifier that follows adjectives, often nui, kino and pai.
e.g. Taku whiwhi kua whai wāhi au ki tēnei kaupapa nui whakaharahara!
tohutō
macrons
whakamahia
use, utilise
e.g.Whakamahia ngā kupu - use (the) words
akoranga
course, lesson
noa atu
a long time ago
muri noa atu
a long time after
pae maunga
mountain range
e.g. Piki ake ki te taumata o te pae maunga ko Ruahine.
torono
throne
Ko Te Puke o Tahinga te torona
ūkaipo
origin
orignal home e.g. Te Puuaha o Waikato taku uukaipo