Te Reo 2020 Flashcards

Question

Pakipaki

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Hoa piri pūmau

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Best friend

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To tie up, bind

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1. Go back, return 2. Also 3. Because, on account of

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Secondhand | Secondhand shop

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Snow, froth, foam

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Are you ready?

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To surf, surfing

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Eke ngaru | Whakaheke ngaru

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Rain (n.) | To rain

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Work together, coordinate, share

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But, rather

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To be alive, healthy (verb or modifier) | Life, health (noun)

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Muttonbird

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Current, flow of water

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Mother, auntie, ma’am,

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1. Father, uncle, adult | 2. Main, important

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Kākāriki Krini

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Kikorangi Kahurangi Purū

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``` Hear, Smell, Taste, Feel, Perceive (Used for all the senses except sight) ```

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Whakarongo

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Truth (n) | Be true, honest, sincere

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Belief, creed To believe, trust

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Forest, bush

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Kaieke ngaru

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Environment, Natural world

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Māori lunar calendar (a planting and fishing almanac)

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Maramataka

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Storehouse, pantry

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Mature, grown up, difficult

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Hit, beat (v) Club, beating (n)

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A short, fat club, often of greenstone

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1. Somewhat, a little Lessens the force of the meaning of the base it modifies. Eg. pai = good, āhua pai = okay 2. About, approximately - when used before numerals 3. Appearance, likeness

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Clock, o’clock Orange (adj)

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Ono karaka

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Time, season, period of time, interval

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Shy, embarrassed

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Only child

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Hua whenua

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To husk, scoop out

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Crazy (adj.) Silliness, madness (n.) To search for (v.)

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Poor, hard up, destitute

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Useless Uselessness, incompetence

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Sister to a brother

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Brother to a sister

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Younger sibling(s) of same sex

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Older sibling of same sex

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To be exhausted, used up, consumed

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Wind, air, breath

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Your (one person, singular)

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Strong, able, energetic

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Very well, thank you.

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Just the same, As per usual

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Want, desire

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Sleep, dream

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To be well, to be alive, to be safe

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Deity of rainbow, | also, deity associated with evil, darkness, and death

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Arc, arch, rainbow

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Ko wai te ingoa o tō ______?

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Ko ______ te ingoa o tōna ______.

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Dining room

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Introduction

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Original home, home base

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Papa kāinga

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Place where one lives, domicile

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Kāinga noho

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Pukapuka kāinga noho

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Now, currently

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White And (when connecting numbers)

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Mangu, | pango

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Dark brown

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Orange (fruit and color)

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Karaka, Ārani

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Wai ārani

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Parāone Parauri Pakapaka

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Kotahi te pune pakapaka me e rua ngā pune kākāriki

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And (when used to join noun phrases)

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Kotahi te paoka, e rua ngā pune, e toru ngā naihi

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Kati, ira kati

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This (next to speaker)

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That (over there)

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He aha tēnei?

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Tēnei/ ēnei Tēnā/ ēnā Terā/ erā

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Homai te naihi

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Give (away from the speaker)

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Waka rererangi

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away - indicates direction away from speaker

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This way - indicates direction towards the speaker, or to the person (or thing) who is central to the utterance. Follows ordinary verbs, statives and location words.

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Ka haere ahau ki te mahi

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I tērā wiki

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Pungāwerewere

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Leaf Hundred

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Kotahi te manu E rua nga maunga E waru nga waka rererangi

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Kotahi rau, rua rau, Rua rau ma toru

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Cemetery, sacred place

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I reira | Korā

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Last - when followed by words like pō, wiki, marama, tau, and rautau

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Rubbish bin

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Hot water jug

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Mikorowawae | Ngaruiti

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Hoatu te naihi ki a Danni

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Ipu waiwera

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Pureti, pereti

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Brother, cousin

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Experienced, skilled (adj) Expert, specialist, consultant

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Leader, leader of a haka

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To set in order, prepare; to make better

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Yes indeed, certainly

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Pounamu, pātara

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Bottle; dark green; greenstone

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Paoro, pōro

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To tell, say, talk (v) Speech, story, conversation (n)

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To talk, discuss Conversation, discussion

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Here (it is)

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Hoatu te pene ki a ia

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Sharp knife

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Come back, return

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Final, concluding

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Whakamutunga

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Conclusion, end

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Tote me pepa

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Sauce - mayo, mustard, vinegar, etc all referred to as ”sauce”

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Biscuit, cookie

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Deep, profound

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To play music, | Musical instrument

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Cry, mourn

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Whakatangi

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To be deaf; obstinate

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E turi ana koe?

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Suffix used to make verbs into nouns | eg. Tangihanga

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Build, design, create

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Pū whakaahua

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Appearance

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To cause something to happen

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E hia nga āporo?

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E ono tekau ma whitu nga pū whakaahua

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Tuatahi, tuarua, tuatoru, tuawha, etc.

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Behind the door | Tua is a locator word

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Helping, caring

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And Should - used before verbs to form a weak command.

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Sorry, I’m sorry

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Ceremonial call

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The open courtyard in front of the whare nui . Often also used to include the complex of buildings around the marae.

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Tattoo, | Grandchild

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Treasure; | Possession

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To cry, mourn Funeral

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Marina | Mooring

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Outrigger canoe

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Herenga waka

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Extended family | in modern usage, may include friends with no kinship ties

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Land, country

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To cultivate, to clear weeds

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To be lost, To be absent Eg. Kua ngaro te pene The pen is lost

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Heart, mind (seat of affections)

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To be satisfied, satisfaction

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Skilled, specialist

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Insect, Creepy-crawly, Reptile

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To be unsettled

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How many (people)?

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How many are there (things)?

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E hia nga pukapuka? E wha ngā pukapuka.

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Ka haere ahau ki te wahi kai.

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E ono tekau mā whitu ngā pū whakaahua

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Tokohia ngā tangata? Toko ono ngā tangata. Tekau ngā tangata.

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Tokohia ngā tamariki? Rua tekau ngā tamariki.

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Kia hia ngā pukapuka māu? Kia whitu ngā pukapuka māku.

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How many pens do you want?

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Kia hia nga inu māu? Kia rua tekau mā wha ngā inu māku

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Tōtiti, hōtiti

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Homai kia toru ngā hēki māku

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Homai kia toru tekau nga inu māku.

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Homai kia iwa tekau mā iwa ngā pene māku.

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Homai kia kotahi te paoka māku.

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Kia tekau mā ono ngā āporo māku.

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How many/how long?

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How many are wanted?

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New Plymouth

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Palmerston North

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E hiainu ana ia

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E ngenge ana E ngenge ana ahau.

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E pukumahi ana

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E pukuriri ana

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E hōhā ana

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Still, continuously A particle denoting continuance or permanence, and follows immediately after the word it applies to.

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Angry, annoyed

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E kaha tonu ana ia.

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Fed up with, over it Nuisance, pain in the neck

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Pērā tonu

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Still the same

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E ngenge ana ia

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E pukumahi ana ia

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He kawhe māu? Kia hia ngā huka māu?

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Elderly woman. Use “kui” when directly addressing the person (“e kui”)

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Prefix used with the numbers 2 to 9, maha, ruarua, iti and hia? when referring to people. Tokohia āu tamariki? Tokorua. / How many children do you have? Two.

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Inside Lake

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Rawe E pehea ana koe? E rawe ana ahau!

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I pehea tō rā? I pehea tō ata? I pehea tō pō?

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Tāua Kōrua Rāua Māua

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All of us You all (excludes me) Them (excludes both speaker and listener) Us (excludes listener)

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Toss, throw

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Dirt, Dirty

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Kei waho i te whare

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Kei roto i te whare

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Matapihi Wini

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Kua kore Kua kore he ika i konei ināianei. / There are no fish here now.

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Screenshot

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Message, text message

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Pae tukutuku

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Whakawhiti

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Konei Konā Korā

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To laugh, | Laughter

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I oma ia tērā wiki Kua oma ia E oma ana ia Ka oma ia āpōpō

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I tērā wiki

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Enjoyable | Party

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Kanikani | Whare kanikani

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Papa tākaro

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Moe Moenga

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He aha ana koe? | He aha ana, e hine?

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I haere koe ki hea? E haere ana koe ki hea? / Kei te haere koe ki hea? Ka haere ana koe ki hea?

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Kāhore, kāo

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Kia hia ngā huka māu? E kore ngā huka māku.

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Tree, stick

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Wahine, wāhine

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Light, torch

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Wellington

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Christchurch

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Shop, store | Warrior

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Inanahi He nui te hau inanahi

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That place, there - a locative, that acts like a pronoun for place names. Follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei or is preceded by a when used as the subject of the sentence.

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Therefore, that's why, so, consequently, for that reason, hence, thus, accordingly.

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Where? what place? - Functions like a locative and is used after prepositions: kei hea? where? ko hea? where is? ki hea? where to? i hea? where were, from where? nō hea? where from? o hea? of what place? mā hea? via where? by what means?

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How many? ``` how many are there? e hia? how many are wanted? kia hia? how many people are there tokohia? how many?/how long? ka hia? how many? kia tuahia? ```

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``` how many are there e hia how many are wanted kia hia how many people are there tokohia how many?/how long? ka hia how many times? kia tuahia ```

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To go, travel. | Trip (n.)

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To sit, to dwell

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Kei hea koe e noho ana?

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E moe ana te kurī. | Kei te moe te kurī.

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Fight, quarrel

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Clothes; to put on clothes

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Horoi kākahu | Whare horoi kākahu

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Day; | Sun

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Fly, race, sail

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Kei hea te kapu? Kei konei.

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He aha ana ia?

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He aha ana ngā tama?

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You’re the one! Awesome!

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E oma ana ia. Kāhore ia e oma ana. Kāhore ia i te oma

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Watch, observe Watch me.

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Writing (n.)

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I pēhea tō rā? I pai taku rā. | I pēhea tō kourua rā? I pai tō māua rā.

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You messed up (lit. Your head’s in a cooking pot)

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I don’t care what you say, never mind that. | used to emphasise that the speaker will take no notice of a suggestion because it has no value.

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1. (verb) to question, inquire, provoke, challenge, interview.

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To support, take care of. Show respect. Hospitality

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I aha koe i tēnei rā? Kei te aha koe? / He aha ana koe?

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Kei roto te tama i te whare.

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Kei hea te whonu? Kei runga te whonu.

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Ka aha koe āpōpō?

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Driver | To drive

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Watch there

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Proverb, saying

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4. by what means, by what way, via where - in questions and statements about how someone is travelling or via what place. Mā hea koe haere ai? Mā runga pahi. / How did you travel? By bus.

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Mā hea koe haere ai?

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Marama | E marama ana koe?

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Month Moon Understand, be clear

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Kī | E kī ana ahau.

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Taha | Taha mauī

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Taha matau | Kei te taha matau

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Kāhore (subject) e (verb) ana./ Kāhore (subject) i te (verb). eg. Kāhore ia e oma ana/ Kāhore ia i te oma

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E tuhi ana ia. | Kāhore ia e tuhi ana.

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Whare hakinakina

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Choice! Cool!

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Mano | Kotahi mano

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I tuawha ia.

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Pouaka whakaata

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Whakairi | Whakairi kākahu

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Kei te kura ahau

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Tokohia ngā tāne i haere? | Rua tekau ngā tāne i haere.

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Afternoon/ evening

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Mihi o kawa | Mihi o paki

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Āhua pai | Tōna pai nei

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Middle, between, amid

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Waenganui pō

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Maramara paka

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He aha ana koe?

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E haere ana koe ki hea? E haere ana ahau ki te toa.

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E haere ana koe ki te ngāhau? Kāhore ahau e haere ana ki te ngāhau.

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Pānui. E pānui pukapuka ana ahau.

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Pouaka whakaata

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Mātakitaki

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I te ata nei i tino mauiui ahau.

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I te ata nei i tino hari ahau.

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Ka nui te ora. | Ka nui te pai.

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Me ahau hoki

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Kāhore anō

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Kāhore ahau i haere ki te toa.

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He aha koe i tenei rā?

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He aha ana koe āpōpō?

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E haere mai ana ia ki te ako te reo Māori.

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I tēnei rā

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He aha ana tō māma?

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I haere ia ki te toa engari kāhore a Barney i haere ki te toa.

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Dish, platter

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To stick or adhere | Loyalty

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E pānui pukapuka ana ahau engari kāhore a Alice e pānui pukapuka ana.

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Kāhore ahau e haere ana ki te kāinga o Mere engari ka kite ia āpōpō.

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Kōrero atu ki a Terri.

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Homai koa te pene.

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Proverb: Long on words, short on action. (All talk, no action) OR Long throat, shallow muscles. (Admonition to lazy person who eats a lot)

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Hōhonu kakī, pāpaku uaua

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Kaitākaro

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Whare rongoā

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Kāhore e mōhio

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To know, understand

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Kei te kura. | Kei te kura rātou.

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1. to, into, upon - indicates motion towards something. eg. Hoki mai ki konei! / Come back here! 2. at, in 3. with, by means of (Tapahia te mīti ki te naihi koi. / Cut the meat with a sharp knife.) 4. if

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In the event of, if. Ki te mutu te ua, ka haere ngā tamariki ki waho. / If the rain stops the children will go outside.

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I pēhea tō rāua rā? I pai tō rāua rā. | I pēhea tō koutou rā? I pai tō mātou rā.

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On the contrary — used to negate a negative sentence or question. Kāhore ōu hu? Ehara! He hū anō ōku. Don’t you have any shoes? On the contrary, I do have some shoes. Ehara tēnei taku pene.

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Ehara Eg Ehara tenei i te pune kōwhai

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Take away, subtract

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Arrive Color

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Tae mai Kua tae mai ngā manuhiri

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To link, connect

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Ā tērā | Ā tērā wiki

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I kī ahau | Kua kī ahau

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Whakaohooho

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To inspire

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Prayer, plea

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Me koe hoki?

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Ka aha koe?

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I aha koe?

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Kua aha koe?

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Did you understand? (Have you understood?)

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A, in the sense of “a certain one” Some, in the sense of “certain ones” They express ‘a’ and ‘some’ when we have particular ones in mind

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Youth; younger generation

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``` Other side (of a solid body) follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei (Kei tua i te kuaha. / Behind the door) ``` This side (of a solid body) when used with mai or nei (Ka tae mai rāua ki tua nei. / They will arrive on this side.)

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1. for - indicating future possession. Used in this way when the possessor will have control of the relationship or is dominant, active or superior to what is possessed. (Mā Mū tēnei pukapuka. / This book is for Mū.) 2. by, made by, acted on - mā combines with e to form a future tense emphasising who or what will do the action, (actor emphatic). This grammatical construction is only used with transitive verbs, statives, or with verbs in the passive. (Mā tōku matua koe e whakahoki. / My father will take you back.) 3. by way of, via, through. (Ka haere rātou mā Taupō. / They'll go via Taupō.) 4. by means of, on - followed by runga. (Haere ai tō mātau pāpā ki tana mahi mā runga hōiho. Our father went to his work by horseback.) 5. Used to join two compass points to indicate a direction midway between the two, e.g. tonga-mā-uru south-west. 6. and - when connecting numbers. 7. White, clean 8. And others, And the rest

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1. Annual | 2. (noun) anniversary, birthday.

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(Nga) Mōwhiti

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1. (verb) to cross over, alternate, switch. 2. (verb) to exchange, swap. 3. (verb) to discuss, negotiate, communicate - when followed by kōrero.

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To lie down

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Glasses (spectacles) | Drinking glass

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1. Breathe (verb) | 2. Breath (noun)

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1. Difficult (adj) 2. To be difficult (verb) 3. Difficulty (noun) 4. Muscle, sinew

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Uaua | Pakeke

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1. (verb) (-a -hia -tia) to think, plan, consider, decide. | 2. (noun) thought, opinion, idea, conscience

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1. To be painful | 2. (noun) ache, pain, injury, wound.

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1. Wait | 2. later, later on.

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1. (verb) to be steadfast, tolerant, patient, persistent | 2. (noun) perseverance, determination

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Eyes, | Face

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he aha ai?

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Why did? Why were? If there is a verb in the sentence, then the ai follows the verb. He aha koe i riri ai? / Why were you angry?

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he aha ... i ... ai He aha koe i riri ai?

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Kupu āhua

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Kupu ingoa

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I te ata nei (prior to the present time) I tēnei ata (prior to the present time) A tēnei ata (still this morning, but after the present time)

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Inanahi i te ata i tae mai te kaiako ki te wānanga.

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I te ata nei i haere mai taku tama ki te kura.

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A te ahiahi nei

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A te ahiahi nei ka haere ahau ki te whare rongoā.

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Health, | To be fit, healthy

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Famous, well known Fame

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To pronounce, recite Pronounciation

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oral, verbal, spoken.

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1. at, on, in - particle marking present position or time. Kei raro te ngeru i te whare. / The cat is under the house 2. have, with, in possession of Kei a au tōu hākete. / I have your jacket. 3. beware lest, do not - expresses a warning if it follows a command or a negative command and stands on its own. Kei wareware tātou 4. Like, as

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1. in the act of, is/are - when followed by a verb, indicates continuing action in the present or future. Kei te mekemeke ngā tāngata. / The men are boxing. 2. at the, in the - when followed by a noun. Kei te ngahere rāua e whakangau poaka ana. / They're in the bush hunting pigs.

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Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa

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1. (verb) (-hia) to look for, seek, search, He has searched everywhere for his cell phone. (Literally, his cell phone has been searched for everywhere.) 2. Search (noun)

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Mat, floor covering

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1. Student | 2. Example, pattern

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Kei raro nei

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Tirohia te whakaahua kei raro nei.

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Kua oti koe te mahi?

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Na te mea ka nui te aroha ahau ki te ako te reo Maori.

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He aha ae?

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Example dialogue

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Whakaheke ngaru

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That’s it!

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Who are these people?

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Kai timotimo

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Snack, nibbles. | Smoko/ morning tea.

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Paramanawa

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Meal to celebrate or acknowledge a person or event

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Rock, boulder To be firm, solid

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I whakamahia ngā kai

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Rauwinia said

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1. To be full 2. To say/ tell 3.Saying, word

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1. (verb) (-a -hia) look for, search for, investigate. 2. (noun) search, hunt. I tino kaha tā mātou rapu i ngā mōhiti o taku kuia. / Our search for my grandmother's glasses was extremely thorough.

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Kia inoi tātou

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Beginning, commencement

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Tīmatanga

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I’m handing you the (talking) stick, i.e. You have the floor

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Just, only

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Kotahi tonu

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Kei te turu ia e noho ana

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Kō te aha te wā? | Kō te aha te taima?

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Ko te ono karaka te wā

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Mā wai e tuku te karakia?

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Mā wai e tautoko i a Louisa mā?

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Haurua Ko te haurua mai i te ono karaka te wā.

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Hēkena Tuarua

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Hauwha mai Hauwha mai i te ______ Hauwha atu Hauwha atu ki te _____

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Well-being, benefit

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(noun) Focus | (Verb) Pay attention to

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Go get ’em!

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Marae protocol

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Even though, despite

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Ahakoa He ahakoa Ahakoa tonu

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Tohorā | Parāoa

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Care for, look after

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1. (verb) to well up, flow. | 2. (noun) spring (of water), well, pool.

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1. School | 2. Red

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Tae, kara | Tae is more commonly used in the north

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Kei a koe he pene?

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Ehara tēnei i te pene, engari he turu tēnei.

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Kauhoe, Tāhoe, Kaukau

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Stone, rock

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Paddle, oar To paddle

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Lesson, subject

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1. Real, actual | 2. Body, trunk, torso

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1. To welcome formally 2. To visit 3. To decide, to adjudicate

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To climb, ascend

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Hoki | E hiakai hoki ana rātou

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Hinga | Taka

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Hammerhead shark

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To navigate

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To provide

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Whirlpool, eddy

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(Ngā) Whirowhiro

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Protection | To protect

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Kaitiakitanga

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To stagger

Answer 434

To show affection for, to hold dear

Answer 435

Whakangākau

Answer 436

Strong/ brave be strong, brave, persistent, determined, forceful, plucky, resilient, resolute, steadfast, tenacious.

Answer 437

Clay, Play-Doh

Answer 438

Appearance

Answer 439

He aha ona tau?

Answer 440

1. Year 2. Settle down, alight 3. Attractiveness, beauty 4. Number

Answer 441

To get ready, make ready

Answer 442

Happy, delighted

Answer 443

To be ready, | To be alike

Answer 444

Same Just like (usually followed by ki) Rite tonu tō mātou whare ki tō koutou. / Our house is just like yours.

Answer 445

ia rā ia rā ka haere ahau ki tōku kura Rā (day) can be replaced with any word appropriate to the context: wiki, marama, tau (year), Rāapa (Wednesday), etc.

Answer 446

Every day | Every week, year, month, etc

Answer 447

He pai ki ahau ka haere ki toku kura.

Answer 448

Big, a lot

Answer 449

To put on | To put on clothes

Answer 450

Whakamau kākahu

Answer 451

To be late | Latecomer

Answer 452

Atua of earthquakes and volcanoes

Answer 453

1. Extended family | 2. To be born, to give birth

Answer 454

Seacoast | Tide

Answer 455

Kei Whangarei ahau e noho ana

Answer 456

I whānau mai au i Amerika.

Answer 457

I tipu ake ahau ki reira.

Answer 458

I haere ahau ki a Aotearoa ki te mahi.

Answer 459

I te tau rua mano mā whā i tae mai ahau ki Aotearoa mātou ko tōku hoa rangatira mā taku tama

Answer 460

Orion’s Belt

Answer 461

Cost, fee Reciprocity, Retaliation

Answer 462

To debate, | Debate

Answer 463

Tautohetohe

Answer 464

Hātarei, Rāhoroi

Answer 465

Hei te hātarei e heke mai ana

Answer 466

1. At, on, in, with e.g. Hei te hātarei On Saturday 2. For, as a means of - with future intention e. g. Anei he pene ki hei tuhituhi i runga i te papa. Here is a pen for writing on the paper

Answer 467

Hei te hātarei e heke mai ana ka huihui tātou i te papawaka.

Answer 468

Hei te wā haurua mai i te waru karaka.

Answer 469

Rua tekau miniti mai i te tekau mā tahi karaka. Rua tekau miniti pāhi tekau mā tahi karaka.

Answer 470

Rua tekau mā rima miniti ki te ono karaka

Answer 471

Hauwhā ki te rua karaka

Answer 472

Hauwhā ki te ... Hauwhā mai i te ...

Answer 473

Hauwhā mai i te rua karaka

Answer 474

Kotahi miniti ki te tahi karaka

Answer 475

Upwards, in an upwards direction

Answer 476

He nui te utu mō ngā papawaka o te wānanga.

Answer 477

Hei te hātarei e heke mai ana

Answer 478

1. (verb) (-ngia) to take breath, catch breath, rest, relax, have a break. E hoki mai ana rātau ki te whakatā They were returning to rest up. 2. (verb) (-ngia) to retire. 3. (modifier) resting, relaxing. Wāhi whakatā — Resting place 4. (noun) retirement.

Answer 479

1. (verb) (-a) to take, carry | 2. to be happy, delighted

Answer 480

To strike, hit accidentally, be injured

Answer 481

I horoi ahau i ngā kākahu i tenei ata.

Answer 482

I rere maua mā runga i taku waka hēra

Answer 483

Kua whakapai rihi ngā tamariki.

Answer 484

Gliding motion; To fly, soar, sail

Answer 485

Leave it alone!

Answer 486

Touch, strike

Answer 487

To chop, cut up

Answer 488

Tapatapahi

Answer 489

Papa tapatapahi

Answer 490

Baked flatbread, scone

Answer 491

Pocket, pouch

Answer 492

Waea pūkoro

Answer 493

Mātenga Upoko (more formal, old word)

Answer 494

To flip over

Answer 495

To turn, rotate/revolve

Answer 496

Jealous | Envy

Answer 497

Te āhua nei

Answer 498

What? Why?

Answer 499

(V) To be eager, to be persistant (N) Determination, persistence

Answer 500

To grow, to develop Seedling

Answer 501

Puff (eg. on a pipe, or the wind) Smoking (noun)

Answer 502

To win Warrior Male (of animals) Store

Answer 503

Pau Eg. Kua pau te miraka. Pau te hau Out of breath

Answer 504

Run out, finished

Answer 505

Sharp | Headland

Answer 506

to be free, unoccupied, vacant, blank, available

Answer 507

Kāhore e kore Kāhore e hapa Āe rā

Answer 508

Pangakupu | Panga kupu

Answer 509

No worries, never mind, it doesn't matter | an idiom used to indicate that there is nothing to be concerned about

Answer 510

1. (verb) to wait for, lurk | 2. (noun) place, waiting room, space.

Answer 511

To be many, numerous

Answer 512

Spiny, prickly, shaggy or rough Hedgehog Tuatara

Answer 513

Broom To sweep, To peel

Answer 514

To peel potatoes | Potato peeler

Answer 515

Slang, idiom

Answer 516

E kore a muri e hokia

Answer 517

You're clever, you’re awesome - an idiom to praise someone's knowledge or expertise. Ka wani kē tō kāri putiputi. / Your flower garden is inspired.

Answer 518

Kāhore ahau e inu ana i te miraka Kāore au i te inu i te miraka

Answer 519

Kāhore ahau e inu i te miraka

Answer 520

Kāhore ano au kia inu i te miraka.

Answer 521

Kāhore ahau i inu i te miraka.

Answer 522

1. (verb) to fence off | 2. (noun) wall, fence, paddock, garden, enclosure - any fenced off area.

Answer 523

(verb) to act like that, behave like that - near the person being spoken to. He aha koe i kōrero pēnā ai? / Why did you speak like that?

Answer 524

Pēnā | Kaua koe e kōrero pēnā.

Answer 525

1. Dog 2. (stative) be without purpose, with little cause - used following a verb to indicate that the speaker believes the action is unwarranted, pointless or just a pretence.

Answer 526

E tangi kurī ana ia.

Answer 527

Already We have already seen this movie.

Answer 528

Kua waiata kē tōu hoa.

Answer 529

Money, budget e. g. Financial loan e. g. Bank account

Answer 530

Whanaungatanga

Answer 531

Brain | Front of a meetinghouse; porch

Answer 532

Me haere tāua ki te hoko kai.

Answer 533

Choose, select Selection (n)

Answer 534

Tahitahi | Waruwaru

Answer 535

Kia mau ki te tokanga nui a noho

Answer 536

Lay hold of, grasp

Answer 537

1. to enter, to insert. 2. to join (a group). 3. To put on/ try on clothes (-na)

Answer 538

Kuhu (-a -na -ngia) | Tomo (-kia)

Answer 539

Kuhu (-a -nga)

Answer 540

E horoi ana ia i ōna kākahu

Answer 541

I whati tētahi o āku rākau hau pōro!

Answer 542

1. To break (both rigid things, or waves) 2. To flee, escape 3. Fracture (noun)

Answer 543

of, belongs to, from- used when the possessor has no control of the relationship or is subordinant, to what is possessed.

Answer 544

E ora tonu ana ōku mātua.

Answer 545

Kua pau tā tāua parehe!

Answer 546

Ko wai ōu tuakana?

Answer 547

E riri ana tō tāua rangatira

Answer 548

Possessive

Answer 549

Resting place | anchorage, fishing ground, place to land, terminal.

Answer 550

Snapper (fish)

Answer 551

Tātahi | I tērā Rāhoroi, i haere rātou ki tātahi kohi pipi ai. locative, so no “te” before “tātahi”

Answer 552

Coat, jacket

Answer 553

Cheat, steal | Thief

Answer 554

Rehearse, practice

Answer 555

Poitarawhiti

Answer 556

Arā Arā tō tātou pahi. / There is our bus.

Answer 557

Destroy, abuse, ill-treat | Destruction, abuse

Answer 558

Wāhine pūmau/ tāne pūmau

Answer 559

To take, carry

Answer 560

Nga mea ka taea te kawe

Answer 561

Quality, trait

Answer 562

Part (of a whole) eg. section, chapter, clause, share, semester.

Answer 563

1. (determiner) a, an, a certain - often followed by a noun but can stand without one. I rongo rātau i tētahi iwi e kōrerorero ana i roto o te kohu o te maunga. / They heard some people talking from within the mist on the mountain.

Answer 564

Walking stick, cane, crutch. To prop up

Answer 565

Punua kurī

Answer 566

Kawe reo Waea Waea pukoro

Answer 567

Taputapu tākaro | Taonga tākaro

Answer 568

Tarakihana

Answer 569

Rou mamao | Rau mamao

Answer 570

Whakate mauī

Answer 571

Whakate matau

Answer 572

Tōtika | Haere tōtika

Answer 573

Ka pai te tūtaki ki a koe.

Answer 574

Rūma noho

Answer 575

Rūma horoi Rūma kaukau

Answer 576

Rūma horoi kākahu

Answer 577

No doubt, without a doubt

Answer 578

Puri (tia)

Answer 579

Karangatia

Answer 580

Was done/said

Answer 581

Was fought

Answer 582

Whakapai (tia)

Answer 583

Was helped

Answer 584

Was spoken

Answer 585

Was thought of

Answer 586

Was wanted

Answer 587

Hiahia (tia)

Answer 588

Was watched

Answer 589

Tūkino (tia)

Answer 590

Was ill-treated

Answer 591

Whakaingoa (tia)

Answer 592

Bite, chew

Answer 593

Whakaingoa

Answer 594

Was seen/found

Answer 595

Was cut off

Answer 596

Whai (a) E whai ana ngā tamariki i te pōro.

Answer 597

Tātaria (tāria)

Answer 598

Was said/was filled

Answer 599

Whana (ia)

Answer 600

Was hidden

Answer 601

Hanga (ia)

Answer 602

Tākarohia

Answer 603

Nuku (hia)

Answer 604

Tangi (hia)

Answer 605

Whakatō (ngia)

Answer 606

Was planted

Answer 607

Saw (tool)

Answer 608

Storm, downpour

Answer 609

Storm, downpour

Answer 610

Pirihimana

Answer 611

Kāwanatanga

Answer 612

To trim, cut short

Answer 613

Fire (northern dialect)

Answer 614

Ahi, kāpura

Answer 615

Whānau mai

Answer 616

Pai ki te tūtaki ki a koe

Answer 617

Mo Mo mātou Mo mahi ti

Answer 618

To keep, retain

Answer 619

Puna kaukau

Answer 620

Understanding, knowledge | Education

Answer 621

Mātauranga

Answer 622

1. (verb) to point out, recommend. | 2. (noun) chart, table (of data).

Answer 623

To carve, decorate (v) Carving (n) Decorated (adj)

Answer 624

Whakairo Kātahi ngā whakairo ātaahua i te marae o Te Ore Ore. What beautiful carvings there are in Te Ore Ore Marae.

Answer 625

Queue, list E tatari ana au ki te rārangi kia hoko ai i ōku hū. I am waiting in the queue to pay for my shoes. ("ai" indicates purpose)

Answer 626

Hokonga He rawaka āku moni mo āku hokonga. I have enough money for my purchases.

Answer 627

Uta (ina) I utaina e au ngā kai ki roto i te torore.

Answer 628

1. Put on, load onto 2. (location) the shore, land (from a water perspective), inland (from a coastal perspective), interior (of a country or island) - follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei or is preceded by a when used as the subject of the sentence.

Answer 629

Already; instead; actually (many meanings depending on context) a manner particle that indicates difference or unexpectedness. Follows immediately after the word it qualifies. The verb it follows is often preceded by kua. Where kē follows a verb in the passive it will take a passive ending also, usually -tia Kua waiata kē tōu hoa. / Your friend has already sung. Kua tapahi kētia te harakeke e ahau/ The flax has already been cut by me.

Answer 630

Kei waenganui ngā tūru i ngā tēpu.

Answer 631

Me noho koe ki te tēpu i a koe e kai ana.

Answer 632

Rawaka He rawaka āku moni mo āku hokonga.

Answer 633

Whakaako (na) I whakaakona māua ki te raranga harakeke e tō māua kaiako.

Answer 634

Ka whakaako ahau i te raranga harakeke ki a koe.

Answer 635

Kati (a) Kātia ngā ārai.

Answer 636

1. To close, shut 2. To be closed 3. Closing (n)

Answer 637

He rārangi roa kei te toa.

Answer 638

1. (-hia -tia) to need, want, like. | 2. (noun) desire, hope.

Answer 639

Pīrangi (-hia, -tia) E pīrangi ana koe ki tēnei tī hāte kōwhai?

Answer 640

Mā + agent + subject + e + verb Mā te rangatira o te iwi te hui e tīmata ki te karakia. The chief of the tribe will begin the meeting with the prayer.

Answer 641

Nā + agent + subject + i + verb Nā te kōtiro te taramu i patu. It was the girl who beat the drum.

Answer 642

1. whether, or - a particle to indicate alternatives. Follows the second phrase or word, but may also follow the first option as well. Ko tēnei te wā tika, kāhore rānei? / Is this the right time or not? He kānga papā rānei, he aihikirīmi rānei hei timotimo māu? / Do you want popcorn or ice cream to nibble on?

Answer 643

Ko tēnei te wā tika, kāhore rānei?

Answer 644

Taonga tākaro | Taputapu tākaro

Answer 645

Panekoti He aha te rahi o tēnei pane koti?

Answer 646

Ruruku (-tia) I rurukutia ngā hokonga e ia.

Answer 647

Māu e ruruku āku hokonga tēnā koa.

Answer 648

Mā mātou koutou e manaaki.

Answer 649

Manaaki (-tia) | Ka manaakitia te harakeke e ahau.

Answer 650

Ko wai tērā ki korā? - this example uses wai to ask who Ko tō tāne! - this is an example of an equative sentence

Answer 651

Whiri (-a) I whiria te tū harakeke e te kuia.

Answer 652

Tawhiti Kei tawhiti taku tahu. Kua tae mai rāua i tawhiti.

Answer 653

Rohe E noho ana au i te rohe o Pōneke.

Answer 654

Pūhera I tēnei rā, he maha ngā pūhera i hokona e au.

Answer 655

Huarahi He aha te ingoa o tōu huarahi?

Answer 656

Pau He maha ngā moni kua pau i a ia i te toa.

Answer 657

Kākano | Kai ai ngā manu i ngā kākano o tēnei rākau hua. “ai” shows customary action

Answer 658

Tāwāhi Kei tāwāhi ia. Ka haere atu ia ki tāwāhi.

Answer 659

Kāri nama I hokona e ahau ki tāku kari nama.

Answer 660

Toro (a, hia, na) E toro mai ana ngā tūī ki te māra.

Answer 661

1. (verb) (-a -hia -na) to visit, go to see, explore.

Answer 662

Whiringa-ā-nuku | Oketopa

Answer 663

1. On, above Kei runga tāu pene whero i tōu tēpu. Your red pen is on your table. 2. Means of transport Ka haere ahau ki te mahi mā runga pahikara. I will go to work by bicycle. I tae mai ia mā runga hoiho. He arrived on horse back.

Answer 664

I tae mai ia mā raro.

Answer 665

Kāheru Kei roto te kāheru i te wharau.

Answer 666

On foot He arrived on foot

Answer 667

Tupu/ Tipu (ria) Ka tipu te rito o te harakeke i tēnei marama.

Answer 668

Marumaru I noho ahau i raro i te marumaru o te pōhutukawa.

Answer 669

Whakatipu (a)

Answer 670

Tata | E tata ana ki Pataua

Answer 671

heaps! goodness knows how many! E hia kē mai nei ngā putiputi ātaahua i tēnei kōanga. What a lot of beautiful flowers this spring.

Answer 672

Mahau | He tino nui te mahau o tōna whare.

Answer 673

Māngere | E māngere ana ngā tamariki i te pouaka whakaata.

Answer 674

Kaua e Kaua e patua te kurī! Kaua e whakarongo ki tōu whaea!

Answer 675

Fierce facial expression Ka pūkana mai ngā tāngata e haka ana. The people who are doing the haka will do fierce facial expressions

Answer 676

Takahi(a) E takahia ana te whenua e ngā manuhiri.

Answer 677

Do not trample on others’ customs.

Answer 678

Taputapu Taputapu hākinakina - sports equipment/gear Taputapu tākaro - sports equipment, toy Taputapu rorohiko - computer hardware Rārangi taputapu - inventory

Answer 679

Harirū Kāhore tātou e harirū, ka hongi kē.

Answer 680

Tākuta | He tākuta ahau.

Answer 681

Hōhipera | Kei te hōhipera ahau e mahi ana.

Answer 682

Manager, supervisor, etc. You should go to the co-ordinator.

Answer 683

Kaiāwhina He kaiāwhina ahau nō te kaiwhakahaere.

Answer 684

Salesman, shopkeeper ; Buyer Ask the salesperson for the price./ Pātai atu ki te kaihoko mō te utu.

Answer 685

Whakaako (na, ngia, tia) | I whakaakona ngā tamariki e te kaiako.

Answer 686

Nēhi, nāhi

Answer 687

Tamarikitanga

Answer 688

Aukati (ngia, a, hia) I aukatingia ahau e te pirihimana.

Answer 689

Aukati iwi

Answer 690

Matua Ko Tania te kaitiaki matua i tēnei rā.

Answer 691

Kaiwhakatangitangi | E whakatangitangi ana te kaiwhakatangitangi i te kīta.

Answer 692

Chef, kitchen worker

Answer 693

Can, able to Are you able to wake me at 7 o’clock?

Answer 694

Taea Ka taea ahau te whakaoho e koe ā te whitu karaka?

Answer 695

Hīrere E haere ana ahau ki te rūma horoi hīrere ai.

Answer 696

Whakareri (tia) Kua whakareri tāku tāne i te parakuihi.

Answer 697

Whakakākahu(ria) E whakakākahu ana ia i a ia anō ki ōna kākahu tino pai.

Answer 698

___ anō au anō (myself); ia anō (himself/herself); rātou anō (themselves).

Answer 699

Kāhore anō Kāore anō tā tātou manuhiri kia tae mai.

Answer 700

Kimi(hia) E kimihia ana te kiore e te ngeru.

Answer 701

Titiro (tirohia) E titiro ana ahau ki te tamaiti e menemene mai ana. Kua tirohia ngā tāonga e ngā tauira.

Answer 702

Look Titiro usually takes ‘ki’ rather than ‘i’ – it does occur with ‘i’ and means to look at closely, to study.

Answer 703

Kōpaka | E kōpaka ana i a tāua te wā

Answer 704

Whakatika(ina) Whakatikaina ēnei rerenga!

Answer 705

Kua whakatika ahau i te moenga.

Answer 706

Maumahara(tia) (maumahara always takes ‘ki’ rather than ‘i’.) Kāhore ahau i maumahara ki te haora o te pahi tuatahi.

Answer 707

Kōpū | Puku

Answer 708

1. Belly, abdomen | 2. Uterus

Answer 709

1. String, fishing line 2. Weft (cross threads of weaving or a mat) 3. Line of descent in a geneaology

Answer 710

Loosen, untie

Answer 711

Shoe(s), boil The crayfish have been boiled by Tama.

Answer 712

Wete(kina) | Wetekina ō hū

Answer 713

Kātahi (when used with this meaning, the verbal particle preceding the verb will be ka.) I tīkina te māripi e ia, kātahi ka tapahi ia i te pāua.

Answer 714

Tapatapahi(a) E tapatapahia ana ngā aniana e ia.

Answer 715

Stupid (modifier) To be ignorant Ignorance

Answer 716

Slow (northern mita)

Answer 717

E heke mai ana te ua | E ua ana

Answer 718

Mōhio | Te kōtiro mōhio

Answer 719

Hair (of the head)

Answer 720

Kanohi | Karu

Answer 721

Waha | Māngai

Answer 722

Taitama | Taitamariki

Answer 723

Ngeru | Tori

Answer 724

Mahara | Whakaaro

Answer 725

Kaiako | Māhita

Answer 726

Whakamahana | Ka whakamahana ahau i te kai

Answer 727

1. To go, travel (to come, when followed by mai) 2. Becoming, getting - indicates gradual change/increase when following a verb e.g. Kua piki haere te utu o ngā kai 3. Trip, travel (n.) 4. Farewell

Answer 728

1. to be accustomed to, familiar with | 2. phone; to phone

Answer 729

- stands before verbs to indicate care, deliberation or thoroughness in carrying out the activity. e. g. examine (as opposed to “look”) e. g. Go slowly!

Answer 730

Koruru: carved head at the apex of the meeting house Maihi: barge boards of the meeting house (gables) Raparapa: extension of the barge boards of the meeting house. The raparapa are the fingers of the maihi.

Answer 731

Tāhuhu: the main ridge-pole of the meeting house Roro: front end of the meetinghouse; verandah Tekoteko: carved figure at the apex of the meetinghouse

Answer 732

Story, ancient legend, myth

Answer 733

Poupou: Upright slabs forming the solid part of the walls of a meeting house, usually carved into figures Wharenui: Meeting house Wharekai: food house, cafeteria, eatery

Answer 734

marae ātea: the open space in the front of the meeting house Mahau: the porch of the meeting house (Waiho ōu hū ki te mahau. Leave your shoes in the mahau.)

Answer 735

to let be, leave, put, ignore Waiho ōu hū ki te mahau. Leave your shoes in the mahau.

Answer 736

Waiho (-ngia, -tia) Waiho ōu hū ki te mahau.

Answer 737

Tāwhirimātea: God of the wind and storms Tāne Mahuta is the god of the forest and all life within it. Papatūānuku is the earth mother. Ranginui: Father sky

Answer 738

Whakareka(-tia) Kua whakarekatia te inu.

Answer 739

1. (modifier) Sweet, tasty Tino reka te mīti! The meat is yummy! 2. (verb) to be pleasant, pleasing, agreeable.

Answer 740

Tangaroa is the god of the sea, rivers, lakes and all life within them. Ko Tangaroa te atua o te moana, ngā awa, ngā roto me te oranga o roto. Tūmatauenga is the god of war. Ko Tūmatauenga te atua o ngā pakanga. Rongo is the god of peace. Ko Rongo te atua o te rangimārie.

Answer 741

Takatāpui

Answer 742

Rūaumoko is the god of earthquakes and volcanoes. Ko Rūaumoko te atua o ngā rū me ngā puia.

Answer 743

Volcano, hot spring, eruption

Answer 744

Koi Ka tapahi ahau i te harakeke ki te māripi koi.

Answer 745

Rāapa | Wenerei

Answer 746

Rātū | Tūrei

Answer 747

Rāhina | Mane

Answer 748

Whakaako(na) Ka whakaako ahau i a koe ki te raranga harakeke. I whakaakona māua ki te raranga harakeke e tō māua kaiako.

Answer 749

Rāpare Tāite I ngā Rāpare, mātakitaki ai ahau i Coronation Street.

Answer 750

Kareparāoa

Answer 751

Rāmere Paraire Ā tērā Rāmere, ka haere māua ki Temuka. Rāmere honours Meremere (Venus).

Answer 752

Rāhoroi | Hātarei

Answer 753

``` Rāhina Māne Rātū Tūrei Rāapa Wenerei Rāpare Tāite Rāmere Paraire Rāhoroi Hatarei Rātapu ```

Answer 754

Paraihe | Paraehe

Answer 755

One Ka moe rāua i te one.

Answer 756

1. To measure, compare | 2. Prefix used for names of measuring equipment, e.g. Ine mahana thermometer, pune ine measuring spoons

Answer 757

Wairanu | Wairanu pūhahana

Answer 758

Pārekareka

Answer 759

Whakaaturanga

Answer 760

TV program, demonstration, production, presentation, performance, show.

Answer 761

Moutere Motu E kaukau ana ia ki te moutere.

Answer 762

Puri (puritia) Pupuri, pupuru Puritia ngā taha o te waka kei taka koe!

Answer 763

Nā te mea E ruku pāua ana au nā te mea e haere mai ana tōku hungarei.

Answer 764

Kāhore anō ngā wāhine kia pōwhiri atu ki ngā manuhiri.

Answer 765

He pai rawa atu taua pōwhiri ki a au.

Answer 766

Toro(-a, -hia) | E toro mai ana ngā tūī ki te māra.

Answer 767

Ruku (hia) I ruku ngā kōtiro ki roto i ngā ngaru.

Answer 768

Hī ika | E hī ika ana ahau ki tātahi.

Answer 769

Kohi(a) | Ka kohi pipi ahau

Answer 770

Rūkahu (-hia, -ngia, -tia)

Answer 771

Reveal, disclose, confess

Answer 772

Whakatō(kia) I whakatōkia ngā tipu e te paruauru

Answer 773

Ka whakatō te paruauru i ngā tipu ā terā wiki.

Answer 774

Kai ai ngā manu i ngā kākano o tēnei rākau hua.

Answer 775

He aha te utu o tēnei kurī i roto i te matapihi o te toa?

Answer 776

Whakapeke(a)

Answer 777

Me Me noho ki te tēpu, kai ai. - this is an example of using Me - Should

Answer 778

Tāwhirimātea: Atua of the wind and storms Tāwhirimātea is the atua of the wind and storms.

Answer 779

Ringi(hia) | Ringihia te wai ki tāku kapu.

Answer 780

Whakamataku

Te Reo 2020 Flashcards

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