MAOR102-list02 Flashcards
mutu
Kua mutu tāku mahi i a au
to be finished/ ended
My work has been finished by me. (I’ve stopped working)
mahue
Kua mahue ia i te pahi
to be left behind
He has been left behind by the bus
ngaro
E kore koe e ngaro tōku reo rangatira
to be lost/ missing/ absent
You will never be lost my chiefly language
oti
oti atu
to be completed
gone for good
mākū
Kei te mākū koe?
to be wet/ saturated
Are you wet?
mamae
Kei te mamae tō puku?
to be painful/ in pain
Is your tummy sore?
pakaru
pakaru mai te menemene
to be broken
to break into smiles
whara
I whara tōku waewae i te kāmaka
to be injured
My leg was hurt by the rock
hinga
Ka hinga au ki raro
to be fallen
I fell down
riro
riro manuhiri
to be seized/ taken
receive guests
tutuki
I tutuki pai tērā
to be completed/ achieved
That worked well
tiki (tīkina)
Tīkina ōu kākahu paru!
to fetch
Fetch your dirty clothes!
ahakoa
Ahakoa kāore he moni, he pai tonu te wawata.
although
Although there is no money, it is good to dream
hinengaro
hinengaro makere
mind/ intellect
to be forgetful, absent-minded / makere = alight, descend
ināianei
now
nanakia
rascal/ to be clever/ cunning
hākinakina
sport
tuku (a)
ka tukua tōna haika
to allow/ send/ release
dropped his anchor
eke
to ascend/ climb/ get on
mau (ria)
me mau te tangata i tōna ake tauera
to bring/ to take
the person should take his/her own towel
hanga (ia)
to build
karanga
to call
hari (a)
to carry/ take
hari = happy, joy
hopu (kina)
hopu whakaahua / hopureo
to catch
photography / recorder
tīni (hia)
Me tīni i tō kope?
to change
shall I change your nappy?
whai (a)
to follow / pursue
tinihanga
to cheat/ deceive
piki
to climb/ to increase
tono (a)
to command/ request
whakatau (ria)
to decide
mahi (a)
to do/ make/ work
whakahau (a)
to encourage/ order