3 Flashcards
takoto
to lie down
koro
Term of address for an elderly man, grandfather: E koro
moni
money
pū
letter (of the alphabet)
mīhini
machine
hoatu
to give (away from speaker)
mahia
mahi + passive suffix -a
paku
small
nāna
by him / her, belonging to him / her
hāereere
to wander, roam
hoko
to buy, sell
mārama
clear, understand
mahana
warm
waru
eight
nē
tag question, translated variously depending on the English structure; eh?
marae
marae
tatau
door
tuhia
tuhi + passive suffix -a
hangaia
hanga + passive suffix -ia
horoi
to wash, to clean
kiri
skin
rawe
lovely, excellent
waiho
to leave something somewhere
kēmu
game
taniwha
monster, traditional guardian of bodies of water
kōhanga
nest
hīkoi
to walk
tukuna
tuku + passive suffix -na
kapa
group, row of people, as in: kapa haka
whānui
broad, wide
tūturu
real, natural, authentic
haka
to perform traditional dance; haka, a traditional dance, war dance
hī
to catch fish with a line
koinei
this is
uaua
difficult
whakaae
to agree
utu
cost, price; to pay for
kimi
to look for, seek
inā
if, when
hopu
to catch
kawe
to carry, convey
whetū
star
māna
for him / her, by him / her
tua
beyond
rangatahi
youth
wāhine
women, wives (plural form of wahine)
mokopuna
grandchild
pau
to be consumed, used up completely, all gone
hū
shoe
pupuri
to hold onto
taumaha
heavy, of weight
tipuna
grandparent, ancestor
koa
please
haerenga
journey
whakahaere
to run something, manage, make something go
mata
face, surface
oho
to wake up
kāti
Stop! As in: Kāti te tangi – Stop crying
kaitā
big, sturdy of build
pae
to be cast ashore
putanga
opening, exit
puta + nominal suffix -nga
karaka
clock
tāu
your, one person, ā category, singular
upoko
head
tīpuna
grandparents (plural form of tipuna)
pānui
to read
patu
to strike, beat, thrash
wiki
week
rohe
district, area
kanikani
dance, to dance