Kupu hōu 4 Flashcards by Tim Johnston

lonely

Ongeonge –

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excited

Hiamo –

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upset

pāmamae –

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surprised

ohorere –

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joyful

manamanahau –

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disgusted

maninohea –

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bored

takeo –

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proud

whakahīhī –

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relaxed

Mauritau –

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nervous

āmaimai –

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shy

konekone –

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grumpy

pukukino –

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uncertain

ngākaurua –

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shorts

tarau poto –

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socks

tōkena –

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pants

tarau –

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belt

tātua –

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undies

tarau kōpū –

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jersey

poraka –

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glasses (spectacles)

mōwhiti –

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Sunglasses

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(verb) (-a,-hia,-tia) to obstruct, hinder, screen, block out, shield, prevent, forbid, prohibit, insulate.

ārai -

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gumboots

kamupūtu –

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to surf

eke ngaru –

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to creep/crawl

ngaoki –

to reach out, stretch out

whātoro (a, hia, na, tia)–

to dream, have a vision

moemoeā –

to add on, supplement

tāpiri – (a, hia, tia) –

toast

tōhi –

battery

pūhiko –

to let be, leave alone, put, place, ignore

waiho (ngia, tia) –

drawer

hautō –

belly button

pito –

rhyme

huarite –

decision, solution, verdict, ruling, conclusion

whakataunga –

perhaps, there might be

ēkene – (e.g. Ēkene, inā te pōuri / Perhaps, because it is dark)

the beginning, starting, introduction

tīmatanga – (noun) –

to smear, spread

Pani(a) –

overseas

tāwāhi –

lake, wetlands, swamp

roto –

to pour, pour out, pour in, tip in

tāhoro (a, tia) –

to cut up, slice, divide, dice, chop.

topetope - (verb) (-a)

to adorn, embellish, to decorate

Rākei (verb) (-hia,-tia)

to cool, chill, freeze.

Whakamātao (verb) (-hia,-tia)

pastry, tart

Tāte –

to mix, mix with, mix together.

Whakaranu - (verb) (-a,-hia,-mia,-tia)

to beat (as in beating an egg)

Ranu (a) –

to roast, broil, cook, bake.

Tunu (verb) (-a)

to arrange in a line or row, catalogue.

Whakarārangi - (verb) (-tia)

biscuit, cookie.

Pihikete -

sandwich

hānuiti =

salad

hua mata =

midday

rānui =

lunch

kai o te rānui =

to fold

whātui –

to be exhausted

ruha / ruhi

to be in doubt, uncertain, ambivanlent, confused..

rangirua –

emotions, inner thoughts, heartfelt thoughts.

kare ā-roto –

mood, feeling, disposition

Piropiro –

to eagerly desire, long for

hihiri – e.g. (kaua e hihiri rawa ki te kai waipiro, Don’t be too eager to drink alcohol)

to be hungry (e.g. hungry to learn te reo)

pīkoko –

group, people. Company of people

hunga –

to be calm, still

marino –

to prepare, get ready (used only of people getting ready), make ready

takatū –

to agree, consent, accept

Whakaae (hia, ngia, tia) –

mind, thought, intellect, consciousness, awareness

Hinengaro –

Opposition/opponent

Hoariri

Banana

Maika

(stative) – informal

Ōpaki

be formal (language etc)

Ōkawa –

to like, warm to, take a liking to

Rata –

(noun) disinterest, indifference, apathy, disregard. Ignore

Arokore -

(verb) to be dropped, fall from a height, get down, get rid of, take off, alight, descend.

Makere -

washing machine

Pūrere horoi kākahu –

to toss, throw, fling, (stative) be satisfied (with food), full (of food).

Whiu (a)

finely woven bag

Pūtē –

wrapped up

Tunahi –

to splash, jump up in the water

Pūhoru –

to tear, rip, tear off

Tīhae (a)

thick, dense

Mātotoru –

to plug – Noun – plug

Puru (a) –

to tie a knot, knot

Pona (ia)

to spring up, recoil

Turapa –

trampoline

Tūraparapa –

deceased, corpse

Tūpāpaku –

seed

Kākano -

printer

pūreretā –

paper

pepa –

gloves

Karapu –

detergent

hopiwē –

(verb) (-a) to wipe, rub, smear, scrub, delete. (noun) wipes, wet wipes, baby wipes.

muku -

sellotape

hāpiapia -

(verb) (-ia,-tia) to empty out, remove the contents of.

whakangita -

(verb) (-a,-ngia,-tia) to throw away, reject, discard, dispose of, jettison, throw out.

ākiri -

mouldy

hōpurupuru –

(verb) (-a,-hia,-ngia,-tia) to greet, sigh for. to welcome. (modifier) greeting, acknowledging.

aumihi -

(noun) calm place, sheltered haven.

āhuru mōwai -

(verb) (-a) to climb upon or over, ascend, mount, scale.

Kake

(location) the further side (of a solid body), beyond, other side - a location word, or locative, which follows immediately after particles such as ki, i, hei and kei or is preceded by a when used as the subject of the sentence.

Tua -

behaviour/ conduct

Whanonga –