Possessives Flashcards
(58 cards)
1
Q
Tāna
A
His, hers (singular)
2
Q
Tāku
A
My, mine (singular)
3
Q
Tāu
A
Yours (singular)
4
Q
Tā tāua
A
Ours (yours and mine) (singular)
5
Q
Tā māua
A
Ours (her/his and mine) (singular)
6
Q
Tā kōrua
A
Yours (you two) (singular)
7
Q
Tā rāua
A
Theirs (those two) (singular)
8
Q
Tā tātou
A
Ours (all of us) (singular)
9
Q
Tā mātou
A
Ours (all of ours but not you) (singular)
10
Q
Tōna
A
His, hers (singular)
11
Q
Tōku
A
My, mine (singular)
12
Q
Tōu
A
Yours (singular)
13
Q
Āna
A
His, hers (plural)
14
Q
Ōna
A
His, hers (plural)
15
Q
Ōku
A
My, mine (plural)
16
Q
Ōu
A
Yours (plural)
17
Q
Ō tāua
A
Ours (yours and mine) (plural)
18
Q
Āku
A
My, mine (plural)
19
Q
Āu
A
Yours (plural)
20
Q
Tō tāua
A
Ours (yours and mine) (singular)
21
Q
Tā koutou
A
Yours (you 3 or more) (singular)
22
Q
Tā rātou
A
Theirs (those 3 or more) (singular)
23
Q
Tō koutou
A
Yours (you 3 or more) (singular)
24
Q
Tō rātou
A
Theirs (those 3 or more) (singular)
25
Ā koutou
Yours (you 3 or more) (plural)
26
Ō koutou
Yours (you 3 or more) (plural)
27
Ā rātou
Theirs (those 3 or more) (plural)
28
Ō rātou
Theirs (those 3 or more) (plural)
29
Tō rāua
Theirs (those two) (singular)
30
Ā rāua
Theirs (those two) (plural)
31
Ō rāua
Theirs (those two) (plural)
32
Tō māua
Ours (his/her and mine) (singular)
33
Tō kōrua
Yours (you two) (singular)
34
Tō tātou
Ours (all of us) (singular)
35
Tō mātou
Ours (all of us but not you) (singular)
36
Ā tāua
Ours (yours and mine) (plural)
37
Ā māua
Ours (his/hers and mine) (plural)
38
Ā kōrua
Yours (you two) (plural)
39
Ā tātou
Ours (all of us) (plural)
40
Ā mātou
Ours (all of us but not you) (plural)
41
Ō māua
Ours (his/her and mine) (plural)
42
Ō kōrua
Yours (you two) (plural)
43
Ō tātou
Ours (all of us) (plural)
44
Ō mātou
Ours (all of us but not you) (plural)
45
Ā category
If the possessor has, or had control of the relationship or is dominant, active or superior to what is owned, then the ā category is used
Hei tauira:
Kei reira ā māua tamariki. Our children are there.
In this situation the parents are superior to the children and therefore have or had, in a sense, control over the birth of their children.
46
Ō category
If the possessor has, or had no control over the relationship or is subordinate, passive or inferior to what is owned, then the ō category is used.
Hei tauira:
Ko ēnei ō māua mātua. These are our parents.
In this situation the children are inferior to their parents and therefore have or had, in a sense, no control over their birth or the selection of their parents.
47
Which category is moveable property?
Ā categoey
48
Which category is food or drink?
Ā category
49
Which category is husband, wife, children, grandchildren?
Ā category
50
Which category is people in a inferior position?
Ā category
51
Which category is animals, pets and crops?
Ā category
52
What category is active towards possessed?
Ā category
53
What category is part of anything, clothing, feelings, qualities
Ō category
54
What category is transport?
Ō category
55
What category is water and medicine?
Ō category
56
What category is habitation, buildings, seating, bedding?
Ō category
57
What caregory is land and towns?
Ō category
58
What category is companions, superiors, relatives (not husband, wife, children, grandchildren)?
Ō category
