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Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

kawe mate

A

carrying of the dead

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2
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whanaungatanga

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kinship

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3
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pōtiki

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Youngest sibling

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4
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tangi hotuhotu

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mourning song, outpouring of grief

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5
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tūpāpaku

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Corpse

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5
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pō poroporoaki

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night eulogy: stories about the deceased, revealing secrets

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6
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Tamari whare

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trampling of the deceased’s house to cleanse tapu

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7
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teina

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younger (same gender as you) sibling

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8
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waiata kīnaki/tautoko

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complementary back and forth of song

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9
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hapū

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Sub-tribe

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10
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hinengaro

A

the mind/brain

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11
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tinana

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Body

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12
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Utu

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reciprocal compensation (both positive and negative)

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13
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tuakana

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older (same gender as you) sibling

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14
Q

hura kōhatu

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Unveiling of headstone

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15
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rangatira

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Chief

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16
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Whenua

A

Land/placenta

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17
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kaitiakitanga

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Gaurdianship

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18
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tangihunga/tangi/takiawe

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Funeral

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19
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Hierarchy of society

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  1. waka, 2 .iwi, 3. hapu, 4. whanau
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20
Q

tohunga

A

Learned spiritual experts

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21
Q

tuahine

A

Sister of a male

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22
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tungāne

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Brother of a female

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23
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mātāmua

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Eldest sibling

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24
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whaea

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Mother/aunty

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25
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kaumátaa

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Elder

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26
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túpuna

A

Ancestros

27
Q

powhiri

A

Welcoming karakia

28
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Karakia

A

Chants, prayers, sorties

29
Q

Iwi

A

Tribe, bones

30
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Rahui

A

Temporary restriction

31
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Wairua

A

Immortal spiritual life principle (someone’s aura)

32
Q

Tapu

A

Sacred or restricted

33
Q

tangata whenua

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Māori people of the land

34
Q

Noa

A

Free of tapu, neutral

35
Q

Mauri

A

Life force

36
Q

Whakapapa

A

Geneology

37
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38
Q

Manaakitanga

A

Kindness, generosity, golden rule

39
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Kai

A

Food

40
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Marae

A

Complex of buildings, place of cultural belonging

41
Q

Mana

A

Authority, power, integrity

42
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Atua

A

Gos, ancestors of ongoing influence

43
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Hākari

A

Feast and final lifting of newcomer tapu

44
Q

Hongi

A

Forehead/nose greeting

45
Q

Koha

A

Gift/donation

46
Q

whaikōrero

A

Ceremonial speech (men)

47
Q

Whakaeke

A

Slow procession onto the marae

48
Q

Karanga

A

1st vocal exchange, done by women

49
Q

Waera

A

A place to stand, feet

50
Q

Wero

A

Ritual challenge between hosts and newcomers

51
Q

Wae was tapu

A

Newcomer tapu

52
Q

Manuhiri

A

Newcomer/ guest

53
Q

Urupā

A

cemetery

54
Q

Nehu

A

Burial practices

55
Q

Kirimate (whānau pani)

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Orphaned family

56
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Whanau

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Family, tribe

57
Q

tūrangawaewae

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A place where a person has rights to land/ancestry

58
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Tuku whenua

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gift of land to develop a social relationship (reciprocal)

59
Q

whenua tīpuna/tūpuna

A

ancestral land estate

60
Q

mana whenua

A

rights Maori have to New Zealand land

61
Q

ahi-matao

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Cooling goes off occupation (3-gen)

62
Q

Ahi-kā

A

Burning fires of occupation(3-gen)

63
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Rāhui

A

Prohibition, ban, restriction

64
Q

kaitiakitanga

A

guardianship, sense of duty towards the environment

Māori 102 (1 decks)

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