Maori Dictionary Flashcards
Kia Ora!
‘Hi’, ‘cheers’, ‘thank you’
Haeri raa
‘Go then’, to person leaving
E noho raa
‘Stay then’, to person staying
Hei konei raa
‘So be it’, said by either
Ka kite
‘See ya’
Ka kite anoo
‘See you again’
pene
pen
kurii
dog
hoiho
horse
whare
house
kura
school
oma (-kia)
to run
peke (-a)
to jump
karanga (hia)
to call
moe
to sleep
koorero (-hia)
to talk
paanui (-hia)
to read
tangi (-hia)
to cry
kai (-ngia)
to eat/food
haere (-hia)
to go
ora
to be alive (s)
tere
to be fast (s)
ngeru
cat
kuaha
door
wini
window
rarua
light
pepa
paper
pukapuka
book
tuuru
chair
teepu
table
manu
bird
aaporo
apple
paiioa
bread
E hia?
How many?
motokaa
car/motorcar
tatari (-tia)
to wait
kuia
elderly woman
wahine
woman
tamariki
children
tamaiti
child
tangi (hia)
to cry
kootiro
girl
toroa
albatross
haatakeehi
hard case
anuanu
ugly
maamaa
mother
piki (a)
to climb
aataahua
to be beautiful (s)
koroua
elderly man
pere
bell
rere (a)
fly
oho (-kia)
wake
kiore
mouse
kawe/tari (a)
to carry
horoi (a)
to wash
karoro
seagull
aru (hia)
to chase
tauira
students
seal
kekeno
pukapuka
book
ika
fish
rongo (rangona)
to hear
whaangai (hia)
to feed
ngau (a)
to bite
kaakahu
clothes
hoe (a)
to paddle
taumaha
heavy in weight
hiikoi (tia)
to walk
riihi
dish
harikoa
happy
reka
sweet
nui
large
haututu
mischievous