Kupu hōu 2 Flashcards by Tim Johnston

to be steadfast, unwavering, resolute

manawanui –

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rerenga kupu

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to be early

Tōmua –

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stative verb

kupumahi oti –

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alone, nothing but etc

anake –

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instruct, guide

Qualification

tohu / tohutohu (a, ina, ngia, tia) –

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level, grade

taumata –

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to face, move (in a certian direction)

anga –

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to disagree, contradict, find fault with, condemn, object to, criticise

whakahē (ngia) -

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to be stinking, smelly

haunga –

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reason, purpose

Take –

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to grow

tupu (variation of tipu)

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boil, pot for boiling food

Kōhue –

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to close, shut, to be closed

Kati (a) –

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to be fixed, constant, true to

pūmau (Koirā te hunga i kite ia i pūmau tonu ki ngā tikanga o te tapu / That was the group he saw were true to the practices of tapu).–

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delete, negate

Whakakore (-a,-hia,-ngia,-tia)

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to be aromatic, fragrant, nice smelling

kakara –

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(stative) to be satisifed

mākona (Mākona ana taku hiainu, My thirst is quenched) –

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which (plural?)

ēhea –

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to treat, apply medicines

rongoā –

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flesh, meat

Kikokiko –

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passive sentences

hāngū –

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repeat over by rote

Tāruarua –

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throw up

Ruaki

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home people, local people of a marae

haukāinga –

leaf

Rau, whā –

entertainment

Ngahau –

to weave

raranga (rangā rānga) –

to drag, haul, pull

tō (ia) (tōia ētahi tūemi ki konei = drag some items over here)

to be heavy, severe

taimaha –

temporary ban

rāhui –

to stumble, collision

tūtuki –

safe, risk free

haumaru –

and

ā - Ka tangi te pere, ā, ka hokihoki atu ngā tamariki ki ō rātou kāinga. / The bell rang and the children returned to their homes.

light

rama –

petrol

kōhinu –

assessment

aromatawai –

to be like, alike, similar, identical, even

ōrite –

lonely

Mokemoke –

to put on clothes

Whakamau (tia) –

mircrowave

Ngaruiti –

knife, cutting movement

Māripi –

to change, amend

Panoni (hia, tia)

summit, top, peak

tihi –

to answer, reply

Whakautu (a, ngia) –

to throw down, demolish, oppose

turaki –

to photograph

Whakaahua (tia)

to sign, mark

waitohu –

experience verb

kupumahi wheako –

to release, let go, give up, leave, resign, put off, descend, get off, let down, download (computer), set free, allow, send, pass, serve, bowl, submit - reflects the notion of transfer

tuku (a, na) –

miss, avoid

karo – (e.g. he aha koe i karo ai i te hui?))

to breathe, exhale

whakahā (kia, tia) –

to discuss in an assembly, holding counsel

rūnanga – l

brave, bold, confident

māia –

to cut, chop, hack

Tapahi (a) –

be afraid

mataku (stative) –

to follow, chase

whai (whāia) –

stairs

arawhata –

car seat

Tūru haumaru –

to be finished, completed, acheived

tutuki –

Immersion

Rumaki

cross, transit, change, (-a,-hia,-ngia) to exchange, swap, switch, transpose. discuss, deliberate, negotiate - when followed by kōrero.

Whakawhiti –

to strengthen, develope

whakapakari (-hia,-tia)

messenger, courier, envoy, message

Karere -

macron

Tohutō –

to evaulate, review, audit

arotake (ngia) –

turn on, ignite

whakakā (ngia) –

broad, wide, extensive

whārahi –

clouds

kapua –

to hold, retain possesion

pupuri –

where work is done

mahinga –

which?

tēhea –

to conceal/hide

huna –

to be free, unoccupied, vacant

wātea –

metaphor, figurative language

Kupu whakarite –

fur, hair (not from the head)

huruhuru –

to put in order, sequence, order, series

Raupapa –

hospital

Hōhipere –

to practise medicine

tākuta –

to fall down

Hinga –

refrigerator, fridge

Pouaka makariri –

to select, pick, choose

Kōwhiri –

to change

Panoni –

neck

Kakī –

to conceal, hide

Huna –

bread

Parāoa –

oil

Hinu –

flour

Parāoa puehu –

salt

Tote –

pepper

Pepa –

sausages

Tōtiti –

leftovers

Toenga kai –

cheese

Tīhi –

sugar

Huka –

eggs

Hēki –

onion

Riki –

avocado

Raho pūru –

Capsicum

Kapikama –

Mushroom

Harore –

carrot

Kāroti –