Liz's kupu hou Flashcards
(156 cards)
Kei te harikoa ahau/au - I’m happy Kei te mākoakoa ahau/au - I’m cheerful Kei te pukuriri ahau/au - I’m angry Kei te takaritarita ahau/au - I’m annoyed Kei te manawapā ahau/au - I’m anxious Kei te rekareka ahau/au - I’m delighted Kei te āmaimai ahau/au - I’m nervous Kei te mauri tau ahau/au - I’m calm Kei te pōkaikaha ahau/au - I’m confused Kei te hinapōuri ahau/au - I’m deeply sad Kararehe - four legged animal pūrerehua - butterfly/moth rakiraki - duck hōiho - horse hipi - sheep kau - cow poaka - pig kiore - mouse arewhana - elephant makimaki - monkey kei - preposition, present time and place location - at, in i - by, due to (in stative sentences only); preposition, past time and place location - at, in runga - on, above raro - under, beneath roto - in, inside, into muri - behind, after waenganui - between, middle, amid te taha mauī - the left-hand side te taha matau - the right-hand side mua - in front, before kai(nga) - eat / food rongo (rangona) - hear, smell, taste reka - tasty, sweet, juicy, yummy wai - water momo - type/kind hanawiti - sandwich kapu - cup pereti - plate tēpu - table tūru - chair pīrangi(tia) - desire / want maumahara(tia) - remember kite(a) - see, find rongo (rangona) - hear, smell, taste hiahia(tia) - want / desire / wish mōhio(tia) - know whakapono - believe tūmanako - desire, hope for aroha(ina,tia) - love mauāhara(tia) - hate, loathe Rere - to sail Hau - wind Hoe - to row Moe - to sleep Marino - peace Hora - to scatter Mau - to wear Tōkena - sock, nga tokina - socks Hāte -shirt Kākahu - garment Horoi - to wash ruia te tīhi - to shake, cheese - shake (or scatter) the cheese ēhea - which Karāhe - glass(panel of) Karaihe - glass(of water) waīna whero - red wine mauri ora - cheers! (good life ...) - as a toast - literally translated this would mean life force alive. tōna tikanga - supposedly, it is seem tikanga - correct procedure, custom, habit, lore, method, manner, rule, way, code, meaning, plan, practice, convention, protocol mārena - marriage kirimana - contract, agreement toa puoro - music store puoro reka - sweet music puoro - music reka - sweet Mauri - life principle, life force, vital essence, special nature, a material symbol of a life principle, source of emotions - the essential quality and vitality of a being or entity. Also used for a physical object, individual, ecosystem or social group in which this essence is located. Ora - to be alive, well, safe, cured, recovered, healthy, fit, healed. Mauri ora - integrity, uniqueness and energy that exists within every person, ora refers to one's holistic wellbeing
Kei te harikoa ahau/au - I’m happy Kei te mākoakoa ahau/au - I’m cheerful Kei te pukuriri ahau/au - I’m angry Kei te takaritarita ahau/au - I’m annoyed Kei te manawapā ahau/au - I’m anxious Kei te rekareka ahau/au - I’m delighted Kei te āmaimai ahau/au - I’m nervous Kei te mauri tau ahau/au - I’m calm Kei te pōkaikaha ahau/au - I’m confused Kei te hinapōuri ahau/au - I’m deeply sad Kararehe - four legged animal pūrerehua - butterfly/moth rakiraki - duck hōiho - horse hipi - sheep kau - cow poaka - pig kiore - mouse arewhana - elephant makimaki - monkey kei - preposition, present time and place location - at, in i - by, due to (in stative sentences only); preposition, past time and place location - at, in runga - on, above raro - under, beneath roto - in, inside, into muri - behind, after waenganui - between, middle, amid te taha mauī - the left-hand side te taha matau - the right-hand side mua - in front, before kai(nga) - eat / food rongo (rangona) - hear, smell, taste reka - tasty, sweet, juicy, yummy wai - water momo - type/kind hanawiti - sandwich kapu - cup pereti - plate tēpu - table tūru - chair pīrangi(tia) - desire / want maumahara(tia) - remember kite(a) - see, find rongo (rangona) - hear, smell, taste hiahia(tia) - want / desire / wish mōhio(tia) - know whakapono - believe tūmanako - desire, hope for aroha(ina,tia) - love mauāhara(tia) - hate, loathe Rere - to sail Hau - wind Hoe - to row Moe - to sleep Marino - peace Hora - to scatter Mau - to wear Tōkena - sock, nga tokina - socks Hāte -shirt Kākahu - garment Horoi - to wash ruia te tīhi - to shake, cheese - shake (or scatter) the cheese ēhea - which Karāhe - glass(panel of) Karaihe - glass(of water) waīna whero - red wine mauri ora - cheers! (good life ...) - as a toast - literally translated this would mean life force alive. tōna tikanga - supposedly, it is seem tikanga - correct procedure, custom, habit, lore, method, manner, rule, way, code, meaning, plan, practice, convention, protocol mārena - marriage kirimana - contract, agreement toa puoro - music store puoro reka - sweet music puoro - music reka - sweet Mauri - life principle, life force, vital essence, special nature, a material symbol of a life principle, source of emotions - the essential quality and vitality of a being or entity. Also used for a physical object, individual, ecosystem or social group in which this essence is located. Ora - to be alive, well, safe, cured, recovered, healthy, fit, healed. Mauri ora - integrity, uniqueness and energy that exists within every person, ora refers to one's holistic wellbeing
harikoa
Kei te harikoa ahau/au
happy
I’m happy
happy
I’m happy
harikoa
Kei te harikoa ahau/au
mākoakoa
Kei te mākoakoa ahau/au
cheerful
I’m cheerful
cheerful
I’m cheerful
mākoakoa
Kei te mākoakoa ahau/au
pukuriri
Kei te pukuriri ahau/au
angry
I’m angry
angry
I’m angry
pukuriri
Kei te pukuriri ahau/au
takaritarita
Kei te takaritarita ahau/au
annoyed
I’m annoyed
annoyed
I’m annoyed
takaritarita
Kei te takaritarita ahau/au
manawapā
Kei te manawapā ahau/au
anxious
I’m anxious
anxious
I’m anxious
manawapā
Kei te manawapā ahau/au
rekareka
Kei te rekareka ahau/au
delighted
I’m delighted
delighted
I’m delighted
rekareka
Kei te rekareka ahau/au
āmaimai
Kei te āmaimai ahau/au
nervous
I’m nervous
nervous
I’m nervous
āmaimai
Kei te āmaimai ahau/au
mauri tau
Kei te mauri tau ahau/au
calm
I’m calm
calm
I’m calm
mauri tau
Kei te mauri tau ahau/au
pōkaikaha
Kei te pōkaikaha ahau/au
confused
I’m confused
confused
I’m confused
pōkaikaha
Kei te pōkaikaha ahau/au
hinapōuri
Kei te hinapōuri ahau/au
deeply sad
I’m deeply sad
deeply sad
I’m deeply sad
hinapōuri
Kei te hinapōuri ahau/au
kararehe
four legged animal
four legged animal
kararehe
pūrerehua
butterfly/moth