Kupu 2024 Part 2 Flashcards
at all times
… i ngā wā katoa
at cup of tea time
… i te wā kaputī
next week
ā tērā wiki
add (e.g. salt to food)
tāpiri
yes
āe
me
ahau
when
āhea
fire
ahi
fire
ahi
Asia
Āhia
afternoon (midday to dusk)
ahiahi
Australia
Ahitereria
a little bit
āhua
a little tired
āhua ngenge
safe spaces
āhurutanga
icecream
aihikirimi
accident
aituā
coast
ākau
learn, teach
ako
learn, navigate
Ako Whakatere
a classroom or class of students
akomanga
student, learner
ākonga
learn anywhere anytime (learn/many)
akorau
shortly, soon
ākuanei
nervous
āmaimai
America
Amerika
corner post of a wharenui
amo
over there
anā
only
anake
to move or face in a certain direction
anga
thin (not people), fine
angiangi
riri
angry
again, repeat
anō
ugly
anuhea
the world
ao
planet
aorangi
NZ
Aotearoa
tomorrow
āpōpō
apple
āporo
path
ara
to rise upward
ara
leader
ārahi
orange (the fruit)
ārani
alphabet
arapū
god
ariki
reflect, review, revise
aro
turn toward
aro
focus
aro (ki)
love
aroha (ki)
assessment
aromatawai
morning (midnight to midday)
ata
careful
āta
carefully
āta
carefully
āta
good morning (formal)
ata mārie
day after tomorrow
ātahirā
day after tomorrow
ātahirā
do nice toward somebody, show generosity
atawhai
place
ātea
away
atu
God, but could be any god
Atua
me/I
au
your
āu
smoke
auahi
oh dear, for crying out loud
auē, taukuri e
river
awa
worry
āwangawanga (ki)
daytime
awatea
atu
away from me
hug, embrace
awhi (ki)
hug, embrace
awhi -hia
to help
awhina -tia
kohi
collect, gather
how much did the meeting cost?
e hia te utu mō te hui?
how many the cost?
e hia te utu?
how many?
e hia?
farewell to someone staying
e noho rā
proud
e poho kereru ana
thirty dollars
e toru tekau tāra
not, negation
ehara
you bet, yes indeed, for sure, absolutely
ehara ehara
to ride
eke
breathe
hā (ki)
go
haere (ki)
goodbye to someone going
haere rā
have a safe trip and return safely
haere tū atu, hoki tū mai
travel
haerenga
sign (a document)
haina
welcoming haka
haka pōwhiri
feast
hākari
flag
haki
to play sport
hākinakina
shout
hāmama
make, build
hanga -ia
lift something up, elevate
hāpai -ngia
Japan
Hapani
sub-tribe, pregnant
hapū
holiday
hararei
practice
haratau
carry, bring, go and get something
hari -a
joyful, euphoric
harikoa
very happy
harikoa, koa (ki)
shake hands
harirū
West
Hauāuru, Uru
safe
haumaru
drunk
haurangi haere
get drunk
haurangi haere
half
haurua
thirds
hautoru
naughty
haututu
naughty
haututū
wrong, incorrect
hē
what is the cost?
he aha te utu?
revision
he hokinga mahara
ribs
heke
fall from a height
heke
egg
hēki
cent
heneti
catch fish
hī ika
desire
hiahia (ki)
hungry
hiakai
excited
hiamo
sleepy, tired
hiamoe
walk
hīkoi (ki)
hymns
hīmene
fall over, topple over
hinga
friend
hoa
workmate
hoamahi
class mates
hoamahi ako
to give away
hoatu -hia
fed up
hōhā
hospital
hohipera
deep
hōhonu
as well (add to the end of a sentence)
hoki
heaven (emphasis)
hoki
walk, return
hoki (ki)
revision
hokinga mahara
buy
hoko
catch
hopu -kia
to set (a table) spread out, distribute
hora -hia
quick
horo
wash
horoi
Winter
Hotoke
new
hōu
new
hōu
boil
hū
to open (a door)
huaki -na
weather
huarere
meeting, gathering
hui (ki)
cover with a lid
huihi, uhi -a