Kupu hōu 1 Flashcards
(to be grown up) age for adult
Pakeke
male (noble)
Whatukura
a short time ago
Nōnakuanei / Inakuanei
clothes rack
whata pouheni
to spit
Tuha (ina)
To understand
Mārama
door, entranceway
Kūaha
to amuse
Whakangahau
To lift
Hiki (Hīkina)
volunteer group
Ohu
April
Paengawhāwhā
quarter past
Hauwhā i
To finish
Whakamutunga
journey
Haerenga
to lie down
whakatakato (ria)
dollar
tāra
to decide, settle, to meet, visit,
Whakatau (hia)
to know, understand
Mōhio (hia, tia) (experience)
to be clear, easy to understand
Mārama (experience)
Hour
hāora
Mistakes
Hapa
stepmother
whaea whakaangi
nappy
kope
stepfather
matua whakaangi
door
Tatau
elder sibling (of the same sex)
tuakana
youngest
pōtiki
to roll up, wrap etc
pōkai
right
matau
Road, track, street
Huarahi
thunder
whaitiri
messy, untidy
Tīwekaweka
left
mauī
right
matau
brain
Roro
sudden loud bang
pakō
practise
Haratau
student
ākonga
Classroom
Akomanga
gently, slowly
āta (modifier)
to hang up
Whakairi (a, hia)
to smile
Menemene
last night
Inapō
referee
Kaiwawao
armpit
kēkē
to remember, recall
Maumahara
niece, nephew
Irāmutu
probably never
Ā kore noa pea
elderly man
koroua
to line up, arrange
Rārangi
eldest sibling
mātāmua
to turn off, put out
Whakaweto (hia)
October
Hiringa-ā-nuku
to take off, take possession
Tango
quarter to
Hauwhā ki
to turn on
Whakakā (ngia)
Bow down
Tuohu
dirty
Paru
slow
pōturi
‘or’
rānei
to carry
Kawe
half past
Haurua i
stretch out
toro
communications manager
Kaiwhakahaere whakapā
to dry
Whakamaroke (hia, tia)
to be in trouble, problem
Raruraru
to gather collect
kohi
sister of a boy
Tuahine
game
Kēmu
soon
Ākuanei
female (noble)
Māreikura
elderly woman
kuia
towel
tāora
to open
Huaki (na)
te be pleasant, enjoyable, fun
Pārekareka
animal with four legs
karahehe
yesterday
Nōnanahi / Inanahi
sweet talking, flatter
Patipati
younger sibling (of the same sex)
teina
type, variety
momo
beach
tātahi
the place, time or circumstance mentioned before.
reira
to be numerous, many
Maha
although etc
Ahakoa
to relax
whakatā
rubbish
Parahanga
to enter, go in, put on
Kuhu
in the afteroon, past
Nō/I te ahiahi nei
when? (past tense)
Nōnahea / Inahea?
move the body
Koiri
brush
Taitai (a) (hia)
big thumb, big toe
Kōnui
football
Whutupōro
to snore
Ngongoro
to climb, ascend, to support,
Piki (a, tia)
to plant
Whakatō
because
Nā te mea (e.g. E ruku pāua ana au nā te mea e haere mai ana tōku hungarei. I’m going pāua diving because my mother-in-law is coming)
mother- / father-in-law
hungarei
be late
Tōmuri
Circle
Porowhita