Doing

Question 1

hari(-a), tari(-a)

Answer 1

to carry, transport sth (vt.)

Question 2

hoatu

Answer 2

to give sth away (vt)

Question 3

homai

Answer 3

to give sth to speaker (vt.)

Question 4

kume(-a)

Answer 4

to pull sth (vt.)

Question 5

mau(-ria)

Answer 5

to hold, carry sth (vt.)

whakamau(-ria): to hold onto sth, keep a grudge

Question 6

pana(-ia)

Answer 6

to push sth (vt.)

Question 7

pupuri(puritia)

Answer 7

to hold, grasp sth (vt.)

Question 8

tango(-hia)

Answer 8

to take sth, take sth off (vt.)

Question 9

tiki(tīkina)

Answer 9

to fetch, go and get sth (vt.)

Question 10

waiho(-tia)

Answer 10

to leave sth, put sth down (vt.)

Question 11

whakahoki(-a)

Answer 11

to return, replace sth (vt.)

Question 12

pā(-ngia)

Answer 12

to touch, affect, relate, connect to sth (vt.)

whakapā(-ngia): to contact, touch sth; pānga: affliction, bearing, relevance; papātanga: effect, impact

Question 13

kimi(-hia)

Answer 13

to look for sth (vt.)

Question 14

kite(-a)

Answer 14

to see, find sth (vt.)

kitenga: vision, sight
whakakite(-a): to reveal sth

Question 15

mātakitaki(-na)

Answer 15

to watch sth (vt.)

Question 16

rapu(-hia), rapa(-hia)

Answer 16

to search for sth (vt.)

Question 17

hapa

Answer 17

to err, make mistake, omit sth (vi.), error, mistake (n.)

Question 18

kauwhau(-tia)

Answer 18

sermon, speech, lecture (n.), to give sermon (vt.)

Question 19

kī(-ia)

Answer 19

to say sth (vt.)

Question 20

kīwaha

Answer 20

idiomatic expression (n.)

Question 21

whakahua(-ina)

Answer 21

to pronounce, recite sth (vt.)

Question 22

puaki(-na)

Answer 22

to come forth, disclose, show itself (vt.)

whakapuaki(-na): to utter, disclose, express, reveal sth

Question 23

whakataukī, whakatauākī

Answer 23

proverb, quote (n.)

Question 24

kapo(-hia)

Answer 24

to catch, grasp, snatch sth (vt.)

kapo ā-kupu: to write verbatim, take dictation; kapo ā-tuhi: to take notes

Question 25

nanoa(naomia)

Answer 25

to lay hold of, handle sth (vt.)

Question 26

piri

Answer 26

to cling, stick (vi.)

piripiri: biddibid, clingy; whakapiri(-tia): to cling, bunch sth together; hāpiripiri: sticky

Question 27

raweke(-hia)

Answer 27

to meddle, fiddle with sth, fashion sth (vt.)

Question 28

whāwhā(-kia)

Answer 28

to handle, feel with hand, grope for sth (vt.)

Question 29

whakaatu(-ria)

Answer 29

to show, display, demonstrate sth (vt.)

whakaaturanga: presentation, demonstration

Question 30

kawe(-a)

Answer 30

to carry, transport sth (vt.)

kawenga: load, pack, luggage

Question 31

whakahaere

Answer 31

to run something, manage, make something go