te reo Flashcards

Question

Who

Answer 1

He pātai? | He pātai anō?

Answer 2

Tēnā koe

Answer 3

Any questions?

Answer 4

Visitor, guest

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correct procedure, custom, manner, protocol - the customary system of values and practices.

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Acknowledgement; speech

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Vocabulary

Answer 8

work, job, occupation | activity, exercise.

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Tū | E tū

Answer 10

Tēnā koutou katoa

Answer 11

Kōrero mai

Answer 12

Whakarongo mai

Answer 13

Whakarongo

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Wāhi | He wāhi

Answer 15

He wāhi ki Whangārei

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Te ika a Māui

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Te Waipounamu

Answer 18

E (before a verb)

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We, us, you two (or more) and I Eg Tātou ka haere. / Let's all go.

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Direction away from the speaker

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E noho rā

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Kare ā-roto

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Ka kite anō

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Mā te wā

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E noho rā

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Nō hea koe?

Answer 27

Where are you from?

Answer 28

Nō Te Taitokerau ahau

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Ko wai tō ingoa?

Answer 30

Ko _______ tōku ingoa.

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Aua hoki | Aua!

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E pai ana ahau.

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E ngēngē ana | E ngēngē ana ahau

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Feeling tired

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Good (lit. “feeling good”)

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E māuiui ana or E māwiwi ana | E māuiui ana ahau

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E hari ana | E hari ana ahau

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Feeling, emotional attachment

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Words of feelings, emotions

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Māharahara

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Hiawai | Hiainu

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Awangawanga

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Frustrated, confused, perplexed

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Heart; patience; breath

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Embarrassed

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Nā wai te _____? | e.g. Nā wai te raranga?

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Nāku te _____e.g. Nāku te raranga.

Answer 48

Wind Breath Vital essence

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Understand

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Man, Person

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Kīngi, kuini, hoki, kōtahi

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Āta whakarongo

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Āta kōrero

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Sit, Stay, Reside

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Ko tō painga te ____?

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E mamae ana

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E hari ana ahau | E tino hari ana ahau

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E pōuri ana ia | E tino pōuri ana ia

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Kua pau te hau

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Taua āhua anō

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E pēhea ana ia?

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E pēhea ana a Mark?

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Tupuna whaea (tt) Tupuna wahine Kuia

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Tūpuna mātua

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Whaea, māma

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Matua, pāpa

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Karanga matua | Matua kēkē

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Niece, nephew

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Matua whāngai

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Hoa rangatira

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Kei hea tō kainga?

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Kei Whangarei tōku kainga

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Grandparent, ancestor

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Grandfather

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Grandmother

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Grandparents

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Grandchild

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Niece, nephew

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Foster, adopted

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Where is your home? Where do you live?

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I live in Whangarei. | My home is in Whangarei.

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Ceremonial welcoming call

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Formal speech making which follows the karanga.

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Feast/shared meal at a pōwhiri

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This is a pen

Answer 86

This (near or connected to the speaker)

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Wait; just a minute

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Tōku pene | Ōku pene

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Be steadfast

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What is that?(“That” being near or connected to the listener)

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He aha ēna?

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Here; here it is, here they are

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Therefore, that's why, so, consequently, for that reason.

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home, true home, local people of a marae, home people(= tangata whenua)

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Custom, usual practise

Answer 96

``` Shaking hands (Originated from “how do you do” -> “hariru”) ```

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Skilled person, expert

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Master carver

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To go yachting

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Now, at present, currently

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(location) where? what place? an interrogative which functions like a locative or location word and is used after prepositions.

Answer 102

Ko hea? | Ko hea tērā? /What’s the name of that place?

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Ngā mihi (written or verbal) Ma te wa (written or verbal) Nāku noa (written only)

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Where? Where is? At what place?

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From where?

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What is the name of? (In reference to place names) Where is? Ko hea tērā? / What's the name of that place?

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Of what place?

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Via where? By what means?

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Do you have the ______?

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Kei a koe te ____?

Answer 111

I have a _____.

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Pick up a card.

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Tikina te kāri.

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(determiner) one, a, an, a certain, particular - often followed by a noun but can stand without one.

Answer 115

Give me | Give (direction towards the speaker)

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Please give me

Answer 117

Hoatu ki a Mere.

Answer 118

Hoatu ki a ia.

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Give (direction away from speaker)

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What is that?

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He aha tēna?

Answer 122

Return, put back

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Hoatu ki te wahine

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Moon, month

Answer 125

Tikina te pepa me te pene

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And (when used to join numbers) e.g. tekau mā tahi = 11

Answer 127

Te pene | Ngā pene

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E haere ana koe ki hea?

Answer 129

Where are you going?

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Te mea, te mea, te mea

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Āta ahua waiwaiā

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has, had, have, will have - a particle used before ordinary verbs and statives denoting that an action is under way or completed, or a state established. It relates to something that has changed from one state to another.

Answer 133

No longer - a negative used to express the loss, absence, destruction or departure of something. It is usually used to mean that something is no longer the case. Often followed by he or a possessive. Kua kore he ika i konei ināianei. / There are no fish here now.

Answer 134

(location) this place, here (near or connected with the speaker) - a location word, or locative, which follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei or is preceded by a when used as the subject of the sentence. Haere mai ki konei! / Come here, please!

Answer 135

Tekau mā tahi

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Tekau mā rua

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Tekau mā toru

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Tekau mā wha

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Tekau mā rima

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Tekau mā ono

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Tekau mā whitu

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Tekau mā waru

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Tekau mā iwa

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Rua tekau mā tahi

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Toru tekau

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``` Nga Rā o te Wiki Mane Tūrei Wenerei Taite Paraire Rāhoroi Rātapu ```

Answer 147

1. tree, stick, timber, wood, spar, mast, plant - not normally used before the names of trees or plants. 2. weapon 3. challenge stick - the stick or baton that the kaiwero lays down at the pōhiri to a distinguished visitor

Answer 148

Kei runga i te tūru

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Kei raro i te _______. eg. Kei raro i te toka

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Kei roto i te _____. eg. Kei roto i te pukapuka.

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Kei waho i te ____. e.g. Kei waho i te pouaka.

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Kei hea te ____? Kei hea nga ____?

Answer 153

Kei hea a ____?

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Kei hea a _____ rāua ko _____? e.g. Kei hea a Hana rāua ko Sara?

Answer 155

Kei hea a _____ rātou ko ____, ko _____? Kei hea a Hana rātou ko Sara, ko Mike? 2. (pronoun) and - used after the first name when several people's names are mentioned. Subsequent names are preceded by ko. Kei te haututū a Pita rātou ko Māia, ko Tio mā. / Peter, Māia, Joe and the others are mucking about.

Answer 156

Kei hea rāua?

Answer 157

Kei hea rātou?

Answer 158

Kei hea te tamaiti? | Kei hea ngā tamariki?

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Kei hea a Matiu?

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Kei hea te whānau?

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Tokohia? e.g. Tokohia nga kōtiro?

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Tokohia ō tamariki?

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Kotahi tōku tamaiti.

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Kotahi te tamaiti.

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I have no children.

Answer 166

Rārangi mai!

Answer 167

Kia pai ake te haere!

Answer 168

Whakamāoritia

Answer 169

Whakapakehatia

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E haere ana koe ki hea?

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Kei runga i te tēpu te pene.

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He iti tōku reo.

Answer 173

Peaceful morning (greeting)

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Pō mārie

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E hia ngā ______?

Answer 176

Funds, sum of money

Answer 177

1. (pronoun) they, them (three or more) - like all pronouns and personals, takes a when following ki, i, kei and hei but does not take a when used as the subject of the sentence. Never occurs after he, te and ngā. Kua hinga rātou. / They have been defeated. 2. (pronoun) and - used after the first name when several people's names are mentioned. Subsequent names are preceded by ko. Kei te haututū a Pita rātou ko Māia, ko Tio mā. / Peter, Māia, Joe and the others are mucking about.

Answer 178

2. when - used before verbs to indicate the start of a new action or state, but does not indicate past, present or future. Ka mutu te pōhiri, ka kai rātou. / When the welcome ceremony was over, they ate. 4. Used in commands with taua and tātou. These two words may precede ka in such commands. Ka haere tātou/Tātou ka haere. / Let's go.

Answer 179

Karanga whaea | Whaea kēkē

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Adult, grown-up

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Elderly man | Grandad

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Father, uncle, sir

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Mother, aunt, female teacher

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Same as always just the same, as per usual - an idiom to indicate that nothing has changed. exactly the same - an idiom to indicate that two or more things are the same

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run out of oomph, given up the ghost, run out of steam, exhausted, used up - an idiom used to indicate that a person has run out of energy or something no longer works. Kua pau te hau o taku waea pūkoro. / My cellphone has given up the ghost.

Answer 186

Language Dialect Voice

Answer 187

To be alive, safe, well, recovered

Answer 188

E hiamoe ana | Kei te hiamoe

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Weary, exhausted

Answer 190

Kei te wherū. Kei te ruha.

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How are you? Still strong.

Answer 192

How are you? So-so, well enough

Answer 193

Kei te pēhea koe? Kei te pokea e te mahi.

Answer 194

Kei te pēhea koe? Te mutunga kē mai o te pai.

Answer 195

``` 1. where? what place? - an interrogative which functions like a locative or location word and is used after prepositions, i.e. kei hea? where? ko hea? where is? What is the name of? (for place names) ki hea? where to? i hea? from where? where were? nō hea? where from? o hea? of what place? mā hea? via where? by what means? ```

Answer 196

(location) this place, here (near or connected with the speaker) - a location word, or locative, which follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei or is preceded by a when used as the subject of the sentence. Haere mai ki konei! / Come here, please!

Answer 197

has, had, have, will have - a particle used before ordinary verbs and statives denoting that an action is under way or completed, or a state established. It relates to something that has changed from one state to another.

Answer 198

Ko wai tana ingoa?

Answer 199

Who are your parents?

Answer 200

Who is your mother?

Answer 201

Ko Elaine taku whaea.

Answer 202

Who is Mere’s friend?

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Ko wai te hoa o Hemi?

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Where is Mere’s friend from?

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Nō hea ia?

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Worker, employee

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Industrious, diligent, hard-working

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Ko wai tō ingoa whānau?

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Ko wai tana ingoa?

Answer 210

Be unmarried, single

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Supermarket

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Roots | Base

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Sister, cousin

Answer 214

Daughter, girl

Answer 215

Leader, teacher

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