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Possessives Flashcards

1
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Tāna

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His, hers (singular)

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Tāku

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My, mine (singular)

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Tāu

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Yours (singular)

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Tā tāua

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Ours (yours and mine) (singular)

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Tā māua

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Ours (her/his and mine) (singular)

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Tā kōrua

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Yours (you two) (singular)

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Tā rāua

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Theirs (those two) (singular)

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Tā tātou

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Ours (all of us) (singular)

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Tā mātou

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Ours (all of ours but not you) (singular)

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Tōna

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His, hers (singular)

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Tōku

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My, mine (singular)

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Tōu

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Yours (singular)

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Āna

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His, hers (plural)

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Ōna

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His, hers (plural)

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Ōku

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My, mine (plural)

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Ōu

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Yours (plural)

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Ō tāua

A

Ours (yours and mine) (plural)

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Āku

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My, mine (plural)

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Āu

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Yours (plural)

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Tō tāua

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Ours (yours and mine) (singular)

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Tā koutou

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Yours (you 3 or more) (singular)

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Tā rātou

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Theirs (those 3 or more) (singular)

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Tō koutou

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Yours (you 3 or more) (singular)

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Tō rātou

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Theirs (those 3 or more) (singular)

25
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Ā koutou

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Yours (you 3 or more) (plural)

26
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Ō koutou

A

Yours (you 3 or more) (plural)

27
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Ā rātou

A

Theirs (those 3 or more) (plural)

28
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Ō rātou

A

Theirs (those 3 or more) (plural)

29
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Tō rāua

A

Theirs (those two) (singular)

30
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Ā rāua

A

Theirs (those two) (plural)

31
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Ō rāua

A

Theirs (those two) (plural)

32
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Tō māua

A

Ours (his/her and mine) (singular)

33
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Tō kōrua

A

Yours (you two) (singular)

34
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Tō tātou

A

Ours (all of us) (singular)

35
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Tō mātou

A

Ours (all of us but not you) (singular)

36
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Ā tāua

A

Ours (yours and mine) (plural)

37
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Ā māua

A

Ours (his/hers and mine) (plural)

38
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Ā kōrua

A

Yours (you two) (plural)

39
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Ā tātou

A

Ours (all of us) (plural)

40
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Ā mātou

A

Ours (all of us but not you) (plural)

41
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Ō māua

A

Ours (his/her and mine) (plural)

42
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Ō kōrua

A

Yours (you two) (plural)

43
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Ō tātou

A

Ours (all of us) (plural)

44
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Ō mātou

A

Ours (all of us but not you) (plural)

45
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Ā category

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If the possessor has, or had control of the relationship or is dominant, active or superior to what is owned, then the ā category is used

Hei tauira:
Kei reira ā māua tamariki. Our children are there.

In this situation the parents are superior to the children and therefore have or had, in a sense, control over the birth of their children.

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Ō category

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If the possessor has, or had no control over the relationship or is subordinate, passive or inferior to what is owned, then the ō category is used.

Hei tauira:
Ko ēnei ō māua mātua. These are our parents.

In this situation the children are inferior to their parents and therefore have or had, in a sense, no control over their birth or the selection of their parents.

47
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Which category is moveable property?

A

Ā categoey

48
Q

Which category is food or drink?

A

Ā category

49
Q

Which category is husband, wife, children, grandchildren?

A

Ā category

50
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Which category is people in a inferior position?

A

Ā category

51
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Which category is animals, pets and crops?

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Ā category

52
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What category is active towards possessed?

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Ā category

53
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What category is part of anything, clothing, feelings, qualities

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Ō category

54
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What category is transport?

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Ō category

55
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What category is water and medicine?

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Ō category

56
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What category is habitation, buildings, seating, bedding?

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Ō category

57
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What caregory is land and towns?

A

Ō category

58
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What category is companions, superiors, relatives (not husband, wife, children, grandchildren)?

A

Ō category

TARM L1 (17 decks)

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