Kupu hou 2 Flashcards
kupu pōriro
transliteration
mātāpono
guiding principles
nanu
disappointed
ārai
to shield
puehu
dirty / ashes
kōmau
to keep a fire alight by adding fuel
rata
like
tīhore
peel / skin
kuti
to cut
tōkeke
fair
manawa pā
apprehensive / anxious / unsettled
tohu tū
stop sign
pau
all finished
karaka
the colour orange
kiwikiwi
grey
hiriwa
silver
koura
gold
Rāhina
Monday
Rātū
Tuesday
Rāapa
Wednesday (pronounced R?-apa)
Rāpare
Thursday
Rāmere
Friday
Rāhoroi
Saturday
Rātapu
Sunday
Hanuere
January
Pēpuere
February
Maehe
March
Aperira
April
Mei
May
Hune
June
Hūrae
July
Ākuhata
August
Hepetema
September
Oketopa
October
Noema
November
Tīhema
December
taumata
another term for paepae that’s sometimes used
tangata whenua / hau kāinga / ahi kā
The people of the marae
manuhiri / manuwhiri / waewae tapu
The visiting people
hā mamao
Lifeforce breath from a distance - harir? form during covid
whare karakia
church
rare
sweets
reo irirangi
radio station
raihi
rice
muramura
to be glowing / blushing
hauhake
to harvest
ākuanei
soon (an event will happen soon)
Raranga
to weave
rae
forehead / temple
kāwanga
govern
Arewhana
elephant
ānini
to be dizzy, giddy, headache
roro
brain
parehe
pizza
tangihanga
funeral
papa tākaro
playground /sportsfield or stadium
mētera
medal
karapu
club
purutaringa
headphones
whare tapere
theatre / community centre / auditorium
kurehe
wrinkle / fold
miraka tepe
yoghurt
ahi
fire
pani mata
makeup
tohutō
macron
hoki atu
returned
tonu
still
ngote puehu
vacuum
whakakai kakī
necklace
heu
shaver
pukapuka tunu
cookbook
whare tapere
auditorium
pāngarau
maths
roto
inside
waihīrere
waterfall
tino
favourite
muru
wipe down
kangakanga
swear / swearing
toka
stones / rocks
hanawiti
sandwich
taputapu
things
whakaahua
portrait / painting
akomanga
classroom
mārika
absolutely
ka wani kē
you’re clever /a genius / used to praise someone
pahikara
bike
maikuku
nail
taunga waka
departure point
whātui
fold / lace together
whai
to follow
huaki / huakina
open
kiore
rat
manahau
cheerful
k?tai
mussel
taiepa
fence
maka
throw
tarikihana
tractor
paraikete
blanket
rau mamao
remote
waina
wine
ngenge
weary, tired
pukuriri
angry
āmaimai
nervous, tense
āwangawanga
worried
kare-?-roto
emotions
pukumahi
hard-working, busy
Aku whakapāha
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