Ngā Kupu Hou (New Words) Flashcards
Amuamu
To complain or moan
Horoi
To clean or wash
Reo
Voice
Manu
Bird
Uru
Enter
Tangi
Cry, call out or weep
Waenganui
Middle or between
Papatūānuku
Mother Earth
Ranginui
Sky father
Ki runga
Above
Ki raro
Below
Noho
Sit or stay
Roimata
Tear
Pō
Night or darkness
Maunga
Mountain
Teina
The younger sister to a girl or the younger brother to a boy. (Can be younger relative of the same sex)
Tungāne
A brother of a female
Tika
True
Hē
False or incorrect
He
It is
Whakatio
To freeze
Pakari
Strong
Makariri
Cold
Tangohia
Take off or remove
Tarau
Pants
Tona
His or her
Whare
House
Homai
Give me or pass to me
Ringa
Hand
Kaukau
Swim or bathe
Pēpi
Baby
Horoia
Wash
Whakamarokehia
Dry
Whakamaua
Put on
Tākuta
Doctor
Moe
Sleep
Parāoa
Bread
Tēnei
This
Kua mutu
Finished
Waiho
Leave or leave it
Ka
Is used to indicate ‘future’ tense
Kei te (e . . . ana)
Is used to indicate ‘present’ tense
Kua
Is used to indicate an action that has ‘just happened’
I
Is used to indicate ‘past’ tense
Kake
To climb up on or over, ascend, mount or scale
Whakatā
To take breath, catch breath, rest, relax or have a break
Tatari
To wait for or await
Whakapakari
To strengthen, mature or develop
Mōrikarika
To be horrible, unpleasant or disgusting
Raumamao
Remote control
Pukumahi
Hard working or diligent
Tūpato
Careful, cautious or suspicious
Manawanui
To be steadfast, tolerant or paitent
Muku
Scrub or wipe
Tekau mā toru
13
Whitu tekau mā whā
74
Rima rau whā tekau mā toru
543
Mano
1000
Kotahi mano iwa rau waru tekau mā whā
1984
Kore
0
Kotahi te kurī
One dog
Kawhe
Coffee
Haurua
Half
Hauwhā
Quarter
Kia
To be / let there be
Kapu
Cup
Huka
Sugar
Miraka
Milk
Meatia
Put it, place it or to be said or spoken
Riringihia
Pour
Tīkina
To fetch or get
Tāpirihia
To add something
Whakakā
Turn on
Kongakonga
Chips
Karamu
Grams
Parāoa puehu
Flour
Penupenu
Mash
Kōrori
To stir
Pae tunu
Oven tray
Kōhine
Girl, maiden or female adolescent
Hoa wahine
Wife or female partner
Tārere
To swing
Whanawhana
To kick
Raro
Down
Rere
Fly or run
Roto
In
Waho
Out
Konei
Here (towards speaker)
Konā
There (towards the listener)
Korā
There (away from both the speaker and listener)
Tārere
Swing
Retireti
Slide
Tīemiemi
Seesaw
Hākinakina
Excercise
Tūtaki
To meet
Hoki
To go back, return
Tahitahi
Broom
Ārai
Curtain
Papa
Flour
Ipupara
Rubbish bin
Tunu
Cook
Tuhi
Write
Pakitara / pātū
Wall
Hari
Joy / happy
Horopuehu
Vacuum cleaner
Māku
I will
Whāriki
Carpet
Karo
Avoid
Moumou
Wasted
Piki
Climb
Ngahere
Forest
Inānahi
Yesterday
Whakatō
Plant
Rārangi
Line
Tōtika
Straight
Kāuta
Kitchen
Kātahi
Three meanings:
- Then
- After the foregoing events
- For the first time (if followed by anō)
Kite
See
Kato
Pluck or pick
Mātakitaki
Watch
Wareware
Forgot
Ngongoro
Snoring
Eke
Ride
Paihikara
Bicycle
Kōhimuhimu
Whispering
Tahu
Burn
Waea mai
Call me
Pātuhi
Text
Hoki
Three usages
- return
- also
- can be used as an intensifier
Kāpō
Be blind, blindly
Ranginamu
Be nice, handsome, fine
Ihumanea
Be knowing, clever, intuitive
Wehe
Leave
Rāoa
Choke
Waruwaru
Scrape or peel
Whara
Hurt
Paraikete
Blanket
Hītī
Sheet
Hautō
Drawer
Rorohiko
Computer
Tatau
Door
Nohomanga
Lounge room
Bedroom
Moemanga
Whakawetohia
Switch off or turn off (applied to appliances around the house)
Whakakaangia
Turn on
Tautohe
Disagree or argue
Wahie
Firewood
Māra
Garden
Pātītī
Grass
Whakaapaapa
Stack
Pōtarotaro
Mow (the lawn)
Kukuti
Cut/weed-eat/pinch
Kia mutu taua mahi, ka whakamākūhia ki te wai
When that’s finished, water (the garden)
Hutia
A command to pull out, pull up or pluck
taru
Weeds
Kauhurihia
To turn over / change
Taea
Able / possible
One
Soil