5 Flashcards
ātea
open space
awhi
to hug, embrace
māra
garden
miro
thread
mita
metre
puhi
to blow (wind)
ākuanei
soon, presently
kapua
cloud
tina
dinner, lunch
tukua
tuku + passive suffix -a
waenga
middle, dividing line
here
to tie, to bind
kaiwhakahaere
manager, organiser
kai- + whakahaere
kakī
neck
whāiti
narrow, crowded together
haurua
half
ine
to measure
pakari
strong
patua
patu + passive suffix -a
tipua
a type of taniwha
tuakana
older sibling of the same sex
kare
Term of address: E kare, dear
moka
end, margin, piece
pākete
packet
whakahokia
whakahoki + passive suffix -a
ārahi
to lead, guide
mātaki
to watch
mōhiotia
mōhio + passive suffix -tia
pahi
bus
pātītī
grass
tuarā
back
hākari
feast
haria
hari + passive suffix -a
heihei
chicken
pōhēhē
to think mistakenly, be mistaken
purua
puru + passive suffix -a
toro
to stretch out, to extend
waihanga
to make, build something
harakeke
flax
hōhā
annoyed, a nuisance
mātao
cold
nāwai
presently, in due course, after a while
pēkana
bacon
pono
true, faithful
tapahia
tapahi + passive suffix -a
whāia
whai + passive suffix -a (note lengthening of first vowel)
whakahirahira
great, magnificent, wonderful, very important
hono
to join together
matimati
finger, toe
pakitara
wall
atawhai
to show kindness towards
hangarau
technology
hararei
holiday
manuhiri
guest
mōku
for me, unrealised, o category possession
rīpene
ribbon, tape
wero
to pierce
hokohoko
to shop, trade
kākano
seed
pīpī
chick, baby
uhi
to cover
whakaora
to rescue, to cure
whakatā
to rest
kākāriki
green
kauhoe
to swim
hāparangi
to shout, bawl
hapū
subtribe
huakina
to open
huaki + passive suffix -na
ira
dot
māia
capable, brave, bold
mokemoke
lonely
otaota
vegetation, herbs, grass, weeds
pūkenga
skilled, expert
tūpuna
grandparents (plural form of tupuna)
(variant of tīpuna)
kāpia
glue
rata
friendly, at ease, calm
tīkina
tiki + passive suffix -na (note the first i is lengthened)
herea
here + passive suffix -a
tupu
to grow, develop; a plant, shoot
(variant of tipu)
paoro
ball
poro
to cut off, to cut short
tumeke
to take fright, surprise
whakatakoto
to lay something down
whanga
bay
mīti
meat
tāia
tā + passive suffix -ia
whakaputa
to produce
whakatika
to straighten, to correct, to fix
koi
sharp
pere
bell
tirohanga
tiro + nominal suffix -hanga
toe
to remain, be left over
toenga
leftovers, remnants
toe + nominal suffix -nga
tungāne
brother, of a female
whakamā
to be embarrassed, ashamed
tao
to cook
taro
presently, by and by, as in: taro ake
tokomaha
many (of people)
whakamīharo
amazing, astonishing
hōmai
to give (to speaker)
karāhe
glass, mirror
katakata
to laugh and laugh, laughter
kāwanatanga
government
kāwana + nominal suffix -tanga
kōwhai
yellow (colour)
mākū
wet
mauri
life spirit
parakuihi
breakfast
purapura
seed
pūrere
appliance, machine (electric)
rēhia
pleasure, amusement
tī
tea
tukutuku
woven wall panels
whakamua
frontward, towards the front
whakarunga
upwards
harikoa
happy
ipu
container, bowl
irirangi
radio (usually as reo irirangi)
maramara
crumbs, small pieces
marangai
rain, storm
pāngarau
mathematics
puehu
dust
purei
to play / play
tuhituhi
to write, draw
whāinga
objective, aim, purpose
whai + nominal suffix -nga (note first vowel lengthens)
whakamāori
to translate into Māori
pahū
to explode, burst; bomb
tame
male animal
ngārara
reptile, monster
noke
worm
parirau
wing
tapahi
to cut up, chop
ope
group travelling together
whakamaua
whakamau + passive suffix -a
wiriwiri
to tremble, to shake, to quiver
hipi
sheep
matekai
hungry
pari
cliff
poraka
frog
porohita
circle, round (variant of porowhita)
porowhita
circle, round (variant of porohita)
tamatāne
boy
tutuki
to complete, to achieve
weka
weka, a native woodhen
wīra
wheel
auahi
smoke
ētehi
some; plural of tētehi (variant of ētahi)
kaituhi
writer, author
kai- + tuhi
kōtuku
white heron
rāwhiti
east
teina
younger sibling, same sex
hāngi
traditional earth oven
kaikōrero
speaker, orator
kai- + kōrero
kāreti
college