Tōku Reo Flashcards

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pākete

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a loan word for pocket (packet)

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a loan word for pocket (packet)

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pākete

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pihikete

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a loan word for biscuit

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a loan word for biscuit

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pihikete

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pākete pihikete

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packet of biscuits

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packet of biscuits

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pākete pihikete

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miraka

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milk

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milk

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miraka

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9
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parāoa

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Bread/Flour

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Bread/Flour

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parāoa

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11
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a loan word for bottle

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pātara

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pātara

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a loan word for bottle

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kirīmi

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a loan word for cream

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pātara kirīmi

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bottle of cream

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bottle of cream

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pātara kirīmi

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hēki

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a loan word that means egg

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a loan word that means egg

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hēki

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18
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huamanu

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Birds egg

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Birds egg

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huamanu

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20
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Hōhipera

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Hospital

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21
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Hospital

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Hōhipera

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Mīere

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Honey

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Honey

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Mīere

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Kēmihi

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Chemist

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Chemist
Kēmihi
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Tāua
We, us (two people)
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We, us (two people)
Tāua
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Rāua
They, them (two people)
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They, them (two people)
Rāua
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Patu mōrūruru
Deodorant (strike stinky odor)
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Deodorant (strike stinky odor)
Patu mōrūruru
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Translate: How many pens do you have?
E hia ō pene?
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Translate: 'I have 5 books'
E rima aku pukapuka
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Translate: 'I have heaps of friends
Tokomaha aku hoa
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kātuarehe
Outstanding
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Outstanding (Eastern dialect)
kātuarehe
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Translate: Hi Hata
Kia ora e Hata
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pēhea
how
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how
pēhea
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Kāore i te pai
Not well
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Kei raro e putu ana
Going under, sick, can't cope
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Going under, sick, can't cope
Kei raro e putu ana
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Kei te wherū
Weary, oppressed, stuffed
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Weary, oppressed, stuffed
Kei te wherū
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Te mutunga kē mai o te pai
Never better
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Never better
Te mutunga kē mai o te pai
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Kei te pokea e te mahi
Very busy, snowed under
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Very busy, snowed under
Kei te pokea e te mahi
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Pau
Be consumed, exhausted, or used up
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Be consumed, exhausted, used up
Pau
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poke
To swamp, inundate, overcome
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To swamp, inundate, overcome
poke
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What is your family name?
Ko wai tō ingoa whānau?
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My surname is Caughley
Ko Caughley taku ingoa whānau
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What is your maiden name
Ko wai tō ingoa takakau?
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What is his/her name?
Ko wai tana ingoa?
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Goodbye on the phone
Hei konā rā
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His/her
tana
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Who are your parents
Ko wai ō matua?
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Who are your children
Ko wai ō tamariki?
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How many pens do you have
E hia ō pene?
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I have one bag
Kotahi taku pēki
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I have two plates
E rua aku pereti
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How old are you?
E hia o tau?
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I am 8 years old
E waru aku tau.
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What are those (here)?
He aha ēna?
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What are those over there?
He aha ēra?
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Where is she going?
Kei te haere ia?
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You and I are going to Tauranga
Kei to haere tāua ki Tauranga.
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Where is Hana going?
Kei te haere a Hana ki hea?
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His Mum is going to the shop
Kei te haere tana Mama ki te toa
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Where are the dogs going?
Kei te haere ngā kurī ki hea?
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We (excluding listener, he/she and I)
māua
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He/she and I are going to Tauranga
E haere ana māua ki Tauranga.
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What for
Ki te aha?
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What are you going for?
E haere ana koe ki te aha?
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She is going to buy food
E haere ana ia ki te hoko kai
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You should run
Me oma koe
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The baby should sleep
Me moe te Pēpi
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We (us two) should go
Me haere māua
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Graduate
Paetahi
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Darling/sweatheart
whaiāipo
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branch
peka
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page
whārangi
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Principal
Tumuaki
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Father in law
Hungarei
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To start or begin
Tīmata
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Boss
Kaiwhakahaere
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The legs of the chair
Ko ngā waewae o te tūru
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The days of the week
Ko ngā rā o te wiki
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Ceiling
tuanui
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Te Arawa term meaning inlaw to inlaw
Pākūhā
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Stewart Island
Rakiura
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Palmerston North
Te Papaioea
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Cambridge
Kemureti
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Bay of Islands
Pēwhairangi
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Two spirts (in two realms)
Rangirua
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Where is
Kei hea
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Inside
Roto
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Under or below
Raro
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On
Runga
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Kei hea te kāinga o Hera?
Where is Hera's home?
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Tamati's home is in the Bay of Islands.
Kei Pēwhairangi te kāinga o Tāmati.
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Where is your mother's home?
Kei hea te kāinga o tōu Māmā
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New Plymouth
Ngāmotu
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Nelson
Whakatū
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Brother (of female)
Tungāne
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Where is her grandparents home?
Kei hea te kāinga o ōna tīpuna?
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The pen is on the table
Kei runga te pene i te tēpu
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Huntly
Rāhui-pōkeka
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False
He
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The bag is under the chair.
Kei raro te pēke i te tūru.
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Hemi is outside the house.
Kei waho a Hemi i te whare.
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In your bag
Kei roto i tō pēke
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Rays of light from the sun
Aho
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Aho
Rays of light from the sun
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Whiu
To throw or fling
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Tiki
fetch
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To throw or fling
whiu
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fetch
tiki
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kōhete
growl or scold
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growl
kōhete
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licence
raihana
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raihana
licence
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tatari
to wait, wait for
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to wait, wait for
tatari
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whāki
to reveal, disclose or confess
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rūkahu
to tell lies
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to tell lies
rūkahu
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rapu
to seek, or to find
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to seek or to find
rapu
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To reveal, disclose, or confess
whāki
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Vacuum cleaner
Hororē
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Hororē
Vacuum cleaner
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Me tatari māua ko Nero
Nero and I should wait,
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Nero and I should wait
Me tatari māua ko Nero
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Kei te haere māua ko Faith ki hea?
Where are faith and I going?
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Where are faith and I going?
Kei te haere māua ko Faith ki hea?
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Kei te haere a Donna rāua ko Phillip ki te hokomaha
Donna and Phillip are going to the shopping centre.
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Donna and Phillip are going to the shopping centre
Kei te haere a Donna rāua ko Phillip ki te hokomaha
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Me whakaronga a Hemi rāua ko Tama.
Hemi and Tama should listen.
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Hemi and Tama should listen.
Me whakarongo a Hemi rāua ko Tama.
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Hoatu
To give
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To give
Hoatu
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I have fourty five pens
Rua tekau ma rima aku pene.
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Rua tekau mā rima aku pene.
I have 45 pens
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First
Tuatahi
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Tuatahi
First
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Tuarua
Second
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Second
Tuarua
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Poraka
jersey
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Jersey
poraka
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Whītiki
To tie, bind, hold, belt
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To tie, bind, hold, belt
Whītiki
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Peka
To call into a place, call on, or visit
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To call into a place, call on, or visit
PEka
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tiaki
to guard, care, nurse, look after, protect
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to guard, care, nurse, look after, protect
tiaki
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To say, speak, mention, spell, designate
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To say, speak, mention, spell, designate
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Tūturu
To be fixed, real, permanent, actual
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To be fixed, real, permanent, actual
Tūturu
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Hēmanawa
Frustrated
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Frustrated
Hēmanawa