Kupu Hou Flashcards
Whakatiki
Upper Hutt
Ahuriri
Napier
Tiapana
Japan
pukumahi
hardworking
arero
tongue
pāhau
beard
mōwhiti
glasses
poraka
jersey/jumper
hākete
jacket
kāmeta
scarf
tōkena
sock, stocking
hiripa
slipper
taretare
tattered, poor condition
panekoti
skirt, petticoat
matua/whaea whakaangi
step father/mother
tūngane
brothers/male cousins of a female
tuāhine
sisters/female cousins of male
wa/āhine
woman/men
tamaiti
child
mātaamua
eldest
irāmutu
niece/nephew
taokete
brother/sister-in-law (same gender)
autāne
brother-in-law (of female)
auwahine
sister-in-law (of male)
hungarei
mother/father-in-law
karaehe
class
āhua
somewhat/sort of
pea
pear
pīni maoa
baked beans
huka
sugar
mairō
Milo
tōhi
toast
pāreti
porridge
patahua
muesli
pare tikākā
sunblock
taitai niho
toothbrush
pēniho
toothpaste
puka heketua
toilet paper
pani ngutu
lipstick
pēke hangarua
reusable bag
poto
short
mōmona
fat
tūpuhi
slim/skinny
māmā
easy
uaua
hard, difficult
mā
clean
tawhito
old (non-human)
weriweri
ugly
nē rā?
is that so? really?
kaituhi
writer
hākari
feast
huarahi
road, path
kaimahi
worker
kaitākaro
player, sportsperson
kaitiaki
caregiver/caretaker
kēmu
game
mea
thing
pāti
party
pikitia
picture, film
pouaka
box
ā
and, well then
aha
what
taumaha
heavy
tere
fast
pūhoi
slow, sluggish
tāroaroa
tall, long
ringamera pai
good cook
hīkaka
eager, keen
tūmeke, ohorere
surprised
whakamā, konekone
shy
ngenge, mate moe
tired, dying for sleep
rangirua, pōkaikaha
uncertain
puku/riri
angry
hūhē
embarassed
Mane
Monday
Tūrei
Tuesday
Wenerei
Wednesday
Tāite
Thursday
Paraire
Friday
Hāterei
Saturday
Rātapu
Sunday
tāua
you and I (incl listener)
māua
him/her and I (excl listener)
rāua
they/them 2