Kupu hōu 3 Flashcards
to fight, battle, wage war, be at war with.
pakanga (-tia) -
to orginate / base, foot/ reason origin.
pūtake (hia)
quiet, peaceful
Rangimārie –
to spread out, display, make public, scatter, lie scattered about, go, flee, escape.
hora (-hia,-ia,-ina) -
to join, connect, splice, add, log on.
hono (-a)
audience, congregation, gathering.
minenga
eastern.
rāwhiti -
northern, to the north.
tūāraki -
south
runga –
west
uru –
(verb) to be gone, departed, set out, (stative) be taken, awarded, won. be got, acquired, obtained, earned.
riro-
to complete, close, finish
Whakakapi –
partner / spouse
Hoa rangatira –
vegetables
Manga / hua whenua
side, edge, bank (of a river)
Taha –
easy, light
Māmā –
Pool
Puna –
if
Mehemea –
compose song, invent stories etc
Tito –
most of the time
i te nuinga o te wā –
twins
māhanga –
to take up, support, shoulder
Hāpai –
frog
Poraka –
to be high, important, height, altitude
Tiketike –
storehouse, pantry
Pātaka –
January
Kohitātea –
eager, strive
Oke (a) –
at top speed, hurtle along
Parahutihuti –
somewhere, scattered places
wīwī –
to be scattered
wawā – (Kīwaha: ki wīwī, ki wawā, they’ve gone walkabout)
Coach / teacher / trainer
Kaiwhakaako -
likeness, aspect
āhuatanga –
May
Haratua –
confused
Kutekute –
to repeat any process
Tārua (tia) –
February
Huitanguru –
to catch
Hopu –
to grab, to take hold of
Nanao –
to move gradually, move about, movements
Nekeneke (a) –
to be anxious, preoccupied, worried, apprehensive
māharahara -
to sign, use sign language, signal with the hand (noun)
Rotarota (ia)
to be uneasy in mind, disturbed, worried, anxious, distressed, concerned
āwangawanga –
to shape, form, fashion
auaha (hia, ngia, tia) –
shape
āhuahanga –
to download
Tikiake –
to upload
Tukuatu –
to guide, leadership, lead
Hautū –
to appear, escape, get out, exit
Puta –
evidence
Taunakitanga –
trial, case, judgement
Kōtitanga –
to judge, accuse, investigate
Whakawā –
to click (on a mouse
Pāwhiri (a) – )
to fall off, fall from height, dropped
Taka (stative) –
pizza
parahe –
ambulance
waka tūroro –
to steal
tāhae (ngia) –
court
kōti –
June
Pipiri –
July
Hōngongoi –
August
Hereturikōkā –
September
Mahuru –
November
Whiringa-ā-rangi –
December
Hakihea –
to ram, bump, crash into.
Tuki - (-a)
finger nails
matikuku
finger / toe
matimati
like that,
(verb) (-hia,-tia) to act in that way, behave in that way, treat in that way.
(location) in that direction, there, that way.
pērā
t shirt
Tīhate –
bag
Pēke –
bicycle
pahikara –
poo,
tiko –
passivised version of ‘aha’ (what)
Ahatia –
wall
Pātū –
roof
Tuanui –
dive
Ruku –
shallow
Pāpaku –
drunk
Haurangi –
‘and then’
Kātahi ka –
to gossip
Whawhewhawhe –
ok, right, true, you don’t say?
Nē –
(adjective) be noisy, deafening, loud. Also means, hush! be quiet! bite your tongue
hoihoi –
(verb) (-hia,-tia) to move, shift, extend
Nuku -
(verb) (-ngia,-tia) to let be, leave alone, put, place, ignore, abandon
Waiho -
(verb) (-hia,-tia) to grumble, complain, begrudge.
Amuamu -
(verb) (-tia) to whisper, gossip, backbite, defame, denigrate.
Kōhimuhimu
be prickly, rough. piercingly cold
Mākinakina -
to prepare, to muster, assemble, gather / to turn, deviate, divert
Whakataka -
south wind, south
Tonga -
be intensely cold, piercingly cold, bitterly cold, freezing, arctic
mātaratara -
to raise, draw up, fish (with a hook and line), (verb) to rise, dawn
hī -
ice, freezing cold
tio -
snow, foam, froth - also a general term for any of the other white forms of precipitation, i.e hail and frost
huka -
frost
hauhunga –
(location) the shore, ashore, land (from a sea or water perspective), inland (from a coastal perspective), interior (of a country or island)
uta -
the sea, coast, tide, shore
tai -
chin
Kauae –
eyelashes
huru kaikamo –
cheek
pāpāringa –
beard
pāhau –
eyebrow
tukemata -