Kupu 2024 Part 4 Flashcards
light, bright
mārama
understand
mārama (ki)
understand
maramatanga
cough
maremare (ki)
spill, pour
maringi
hard (as a rock)
māro
dry
maroke
marae coordinator
matai pō
watch, observe, gaze
mātakitaki (ki)
afraid, scared
mataku
to be cold
mātao
window
matapihi
god of the forest
matariki
experience
matatau (ki)
knowledgeable
matatau (ki)
right hand side
matau
all of us including me
mātau
clock, watch
matawā
starving
matekai
thick (a thick book)
mātotoru
me and my parents
mātou mo ōku mātua
father
matua
parents
mātua
us two
māua
left hand side (if pronounced mow-wi)
mauī
the god mauī (if pronounced mā-uī)
mauī
sick
māuiui
remember
maumahara (ki)
mountain
maunga
wellbeing
mauri ora
and (between two objects)
me
should in the context of advice
me
as a result
me te aha
nek minit
mea rawe ake
welcoming, tapu, some components missing
mihi whakatau
greet
mihimihi (ki)
milk
miraka
million
miriona
kōroritia
mix
for the
mō te
water, lake, ocean
moana
sleep
moe (ki)
dream, vision
moemoeā (ki)
clever
mōhio (ki)
pet
mōkai
lonely
mokemoke
grand children
mokopuna
caterpillar
mokoroa
fat
momona
fat
mōmona
motorbike
motopaika
spectacles
mōwhiti
in front
mua
behind
muri
that’s why
nā wai ano
me, mine, belonging to me
nāku
me, I did (to do with who did something)
nāku
he or she did, behold, look
nāna
him/her (to do with who did something)
nāna
you (to do with who did someething)
nau
yours, belonging to you
nāu
eventually
nawai, nawai
everything
ngā mea katoa
Happy Easter
Ngā mihi o te Āranga
good morning (greetings this morning)
ngā mihi o te ata
good day (greetings this day)
ngā mihi o te rā
Pacific Islands
ngā Moutere o te Moana-nui-a-kiwa
customary practices
ngā tikanga
everywhere (use as a noun)
ngā wahi katoa
the
ngā, te
forest
ngahere
Autumn
Ngāhuru
lost
ngaro
snail
ngata
soft
ngāwari
weary, fatigued, tired
ngenge
learning activities
ngohe
crawl
ngōki
tooth
niho
where are you all from?
nō hea koutou?
we are from Dunedin
nō Ōtepoti mātau
back to normal
noa
only
noa iho
sit
noho (ki)
marae stay-over
noho marae
big
nui
wake up
oho
bowl
oko
my clothes
ōku kākahu
run
oma (ki)
good, well
ora
ālike, similar
ōrite
consonant
orokati
vowels
oropuare
orator’s bench
paepae
bus
pahi
good
pai
bicycle
paihikara
everybody who is not Māori
pakeha
clap
pakipaki
wall
pakitara
push
pana -ia
read
pānui -tia
marae village
papa kāinga
airport
papa rererangi
low
pāpaku, hakahaka
pub
pāparakauta
stage
papatū waewae
fry food
parai -tia
to brush
paraihe
Friday
Paraire
eat breakfast
parakuihi -tia
lintel
pare
porridge
pāreti
dirty
paru
dirty (clothes)
paruparu
ask a question
pātai -tia
beat, bang (a drum) to hit something or someone
patu -a
text (on a phone)
pātuhi
teach
pātuhu
consume
pau
how, of what nature
pēhea
bag
pēke
jump
peke (ki)
pen
pene
music band
pēne
petrol
penehīni
genealogy
pēpeha
bell
pere
plate
pereti
shiny
pīata
biscuit
pihikete
peel (potatoes)
pīhore -a
climb
piki
want, desire
pīrangi (ki)
police officer
pirihimana
beautiful
pīwari
night (dusk to midnight)
pō
good night
pō marie
roll up something
pōkai
stressed out, confused
pōkaikaha
mix with water
pokepoke -a
frog, jersey
poraka
ball
pōro
cut off, cut shorter
poro
circle
porowhita
hat
pōtae
short
poto