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8 Wiki WaruTe Tikanga Flashcards

1
Q

kawa

A

customs of the marae and wharenui, particularly those related to formal activities such as p?hiri, speeches and mihimihi.

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tikanga

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correct procedure, custom, habit, lore, method, manner,rule, way, code, meaning, plan, practice.

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pātūwatawata

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a fortified village in the days of our ancestors surrounded by pallisades, usually situated on hill tops.

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marae

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courtyard the open area in front of the wharenui, where formal greetings and discussions take place. These days, also used to include the complex of buildings around the marae.

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marae ātea

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courtyard, public forum, open area in front of the wharenui where formal welcomes to visitors take place and issues are debated.

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whare tupuna

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ancestral house.

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wharenui

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meeting house, large house, main building of a marae where guests are accommodated.

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whare puni

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principal house of a village, guest house, sleeping house.

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whare moe

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guest house, sleeping house.

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10
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whare whakairo

A

carved meeting house.

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wharemate

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house of mourning.

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12
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waharoa / kuhunga / tomokanga

A

entrance, entranceway, gateway

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13
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tūrangawaewae

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place where one has rights of residence and belonging through kinship and whakapapa.

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14
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ūkaipō

A

mother, origin, source of sustenance, real home

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15
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whenua kura

A

paradise

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16
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āhuru mōwai

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calm place, sheltered haven

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17
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urupā

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burial ground, cemetery, graveyard

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18
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wharekai

A

dining hall

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19
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pōwhiri / pōhiri

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to welcome, invite, beckon, wave

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manuwhiri / manuhiri / rūranga

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visitor, guest

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21
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pāeke

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the speaking procedure where all the local speakers speak first

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22
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tāuutuutu

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alternating speakers between tangata whenua and manuhiriat a p?whiri

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23
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ope whakaeke

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group of visiting people moving together, going on to a marae

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24
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paepae tapu

A

visitors, orators? bench

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25
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taumata k?rero

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hosts, orators, speakers? bench

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26
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karanga

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to call, shout out, summon / formal call, ceremonial call of welcome onto a marae, or equivalent venue, at the start of a p?whiri

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27
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kaikaranga

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caller, the woman (or women) who has the role of making the ceremonial call to visitors onto a marae, or equivalent venue, at the start of a p?whiri

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28
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kaik?rero / manu kaka

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orator / speaker

29
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kaiwaiata / manu tīoriori

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songbird / singer

30
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waiata koroua

A

traditional chant

31
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mōteatea

A

lament, traditional chant, sung poetry ? a general term for songs sung in traditional mode

32
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pātere

A

chant, chanted at a fast tempo accomapnied by defiant gestures

33
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ngeri

A

a type of short haka with so set movements and usually performed without weapons

34
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haka pōwhiri

A

welcome haka ? ceremonial dance performed to welcome visitors

35
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manawa wera

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type of haka with no set movements performed especially at tangihanga, unveilings and after speeches

36
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kaioraora

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song of derision, cursing song, venting haka, derision song ? an abusive or belittling song

37
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haka

A

posture dance, vigorous dances with actions and rhythmically shouted words

38
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whakarite

A

put in order, arrange, organise

39
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hora tēpu

A

put in order, arrange, organise.

40
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ringa wera / wahawaha / kaimahi

A

kitchen worker / kitchen hand / worker

41
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whare o Rongo

A

dining hall

42
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whakatika

A

to straighten, set out, stand up, correct, fix, rectify, prepare, amend

43
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mahitahi

A

work together

44
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hāngi / hapī

A

earth oven in which food is cooked by steam and heat from heated stones

45
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hongi

A

to press noses in greeting

46
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harirū

A

to shake hands / handshake

47
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whakanoa

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to remove tapu ? to free things that have the extensions of tapu

48
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horoi utauta / maitai

A

wash dishes

49
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whakatū

A

to erect, put up, construct, raise, elect, stand up, establish, put on, instigate, appoint, place

50
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mihimihi

A

to greet, pay tribute, thank / speech of greeting, tribute, thanks

51
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whakarauhī

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to bring / place / collect / gather together / to take care of, tend to

52
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whakarauika / whakaemiemi

A

assemble, gather together

53
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whakahuihui

A

assemble, gather, congregate together

54
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whakangahau

A

entertain / entertainment

55
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hapū

A

kinship group, subtribe, secondary tribe, section of a large kinship group

56
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iwi

A

extended kinship group, tribe, nation, people ? often refers to a large group of people descended from a common ancestor

57
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hākari

A

sumptuous meal, feast, banquet

58
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manaaki

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to show respect or kindness to, take care of, give hospitality to, protect

59
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tautoko

A

support, backing, prop up

60
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āwhina

A

assist, help

61
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tiaki

A

to look after, nurse, care, protect

62
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mārena

A

to marry, wed / married, wedding / marriage

63
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hura kōwhatu / hura pōhatu

A

unveiling, a ceremony at the graveside to unveil the headstone

64
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tangihanga

A

weeping, crying, funeral, rites for the dead

65
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rā huritau / rā whānau

A

birthday, anniversary

66
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hui ā iwi

A

tribal meeting

67
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whakapeto ngoi / whakapau kaha

A

use up one?s strength, energy ? to give one?s all

68
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pau te hau

A

exhausted

69
Q

tuarongo

A

back wall

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