Poupou Huia Te Reo 2 w.1-4 Flashcards
parent-in-law
hungawai
son/daughter-in-law
hunaonga
brother-in-law (of a male), sister-in-law (of a female)
taokete
to click on (on a computer)
pāwhiri
clue
tīwhiri
drag
tōia
matriarch
kahurangi
commanding
whakahau
seafood
mātaitai
to move into action
kori
to prize greatly, value, treasure, fond of, take pleasure
kaingākau
to be fixed, constant, permanent, continuous
tūmau
friendship
hoahoa
champion, star
toki
basketball
poitūkohu
to be enjoyable, entertaining, interesting
ngahau
to be together
piritahi
experienced person
mātanga
skilled, skillful, accomplished, practiced, competent, proficient
ringa rehe
(verb) to be sweet, melodious, tuneful.
(noun) sweet singing, sweet music, sweet sound.
rōreka
(verb) to be inoffensive, mild, meek, calm, quiet, placid, humble, tolerant.
(noun) humility, humbleness, modesty, unassuming nature, meekness, tolerance
māhaki
(stative) be quick, eager, keen, nimble.
kamakama
(modifier) crafty, treacherous, deceitful, cruel
nanakia
(verb) (-a,-tia) to challenge, provoke, incite.
whakapātaritari
(verb) (-tia) to jest, make fun, joke about, kid, deceive.
hangareka
be curly
koromikomiko
(verb) (-tia) to question frequently, inquire, probe.
(modifier) inquisitive, inquiring, curious, questioning, analytical, probing.
pākiki
(stative) be impatient of, hot-tempered, revolutionary, grumpy, abrupt, irritable, irritated with, bad-tempered, annoyed.
(noun) irritation, annoyance, anger, ill-temper, bad-temper.
kiriweti
mōna anō
about himself/herself
to pick out
tīpako
adjective
tūāhua
(verb) (-na) to lead, bring along, lead a song.
taki
(verb) (-kina,-kia) to cut up (with an axe), break into pieces (by dashing on the ground).
tātā
rubbish bin
ipu para
porridge
pāreti
small, little amount
paku
that’s the one! (kīwaha)
koia!
pancake
panakeke
- (verb) (-a) to smear, spread (anything upon something else), daub, paint, polish.
pani
(noun) flavour, taste, tenor, essence.
tāwhara
(verb) (-a,-hia,-tia) to pour out, pour in.
ringi
cornflakes
kāngarere
weetbix
wītipiki
(verb) (hīkina,-ngia,-tia) to lift up, raise, carry in the arms, nurse (a baby), remove, take away, convey
hiki
sausage
tōtiti
mushroom
harore
That’s enough for me / I have enough here
Ka nui tēnei māku
What [else] would you like for on top (of it)?
He aha [atu] mō runga?
What would you like?
He aha māu?
Yes, two for me thanks
Āe, kia rua māku
to be dark in colour, dark brown, chocolate colour.
parauri
cinnamon
hinamona
powder
paura
soft
ngohengohe
strawberry
rōpere
noun) piece, bit, portion, chip, splinter
maramara
scorched
pākākā
caramel
karamea
glass, glasses
karaehe
break
pakaru
to break, split, break open
wāhi
yolk (of an egg)
tōhua
to flee, escape
pūrere
(stative) be struck, hit accidentally, injured, hurt, wounded.
whara
choke
rāoa
food scraps
para kai
to wipe
muku
lid (e.g. of a pot)
taupoki
pot
kōhua
to burn
wera
steam
korohū
(verb) (-a,-tia) to scratch, draw, cut up, lacerate, tear
haehae
(noun) sickness, calamity.
aitu
to be crooked
tītaha
to hang
whakairi
She is just like her big sister
He rite tonu ia ki tōna tuakana
gap, open space
āputa
to select
whiriwhiri
to flash, gleam
uira
match (e.g. match the pictures)
whakatauritehia
(verb) (-a,-hia,-tia) to pour, pour out, pour in.
riringi
maths
pangarau
scrambled eggs
hēki kaurori
we need four more
kia whā atu anō
jam
tiamu
to shake
rui
bowl
oko
What are you doing?
He Aha Tāu Mahi? He Aha Tō Mahi?
to erupt, bubble up, boil
hū
Pull the weeds out
Hūtia ngā taru
umbrella
hamarara
margarine
pata kē
real butter
pata tūturu
to play, get into mischief, deceive, play around, seduce.
hīanga
ngredients, relish, sauce, embellishment.
kīnaki
to deceive, fool, jest
hangarau
disappointment
nanu
to shoo
whakarere
to spread
pani
exactly, unequivocally
mārika
cripple
hauā
rest, pause
okioki
let it be, leave it alone
waiho
young, youthful
taiohi
group, company of people
hunga
to warm to, to take a liking to
rata
lift weights
hiki maitai
netball
poitarawhiti
to woo, pay attention to
whakamōtoro
enjoyment, pleasure, delight
whakapārekareka
jesting, joking, clowning, kidding, funny, humorous, tricking.
whakahangareka
to drag, to pull
kume
side of the body, flank
kaokao
breaking (of waves)
whatinga
ebbing
timunga
flowing (of the tide), incoming (tide)
paringa
smoothness
māene
indistinct sound
warowaro
water flow, waterfall, to drip/flow down
tāheke
desire, want, wish, aspiration, longing, appetite.
minamina
(verb) - to cling together, keep close together
pipiri
(noun) fragrant smell, scent, fragrance, aroma, bouquet, perfume.
kakara
(verb) (-ngia,-tia) to steal, cheat, rob, embezzle.
tāhae
to commit adultery, be unfaithful
pūremu
strength
pakari
influenza
rewharewha
tsunami
taiāniwhaniwha
dying speech
ōhākī
to wrestle
mamau
eddying, curling, whirling, swirling around
riporipo
to sprinkle, spray
ehuehu
sea water
waitai
be taken, awarded, won
riro
perspiration, sweat, warmth
werawera
fog, mist, haze, smog
kohu
(verb) to be high, lofty, important, enhanced
tiketike
middle of the day, broad daylight, daylight
awatea
blind person, blindness
kāpō
ray of sun
hīhī
(verb) to fight fiercely, battle
nguha
to drive away, drive back, expel, dismiss, banish, eject, evict, push, send off, sack.
pana
to make a sharp explosive sound, crack
tē
staggering
hūrori
to cram into the mouth, gorge, glut, gobble up, wolf down.
apu
alone, by oneself, solitarily, bare, empty, naked, without hindrance, unreservedly, to no purpose, purely and simply, solely, exclusively, only, merely, just, idle, inactive, for no particular reason, in vain, to no avail, helplessly, none at all, very, seriously, totally - a manner particle indicating the absence of other factors.
kau
small, little, minute, tiny, diminutive
paku
to boast, brag
pākiwaha
deaf
taringa kōhatu
statue, idol, mummy, figure, statuette, carved image (figure of a person, etc.).
whakapakoko
to scream
pararē
to be weary, tired, exhausted, worn out
wherū
injured
whara
to be mature, ripe, strong, hard, strapping, muscular, well-built, sturdy, robust.
pakari
to make the head bow
whakatūpou
finger, toe
matikara
to hold, retain possession of, keep, hold on to, grip, maintain, restrain, keep in the memory, clasp, save (computer).
pupuru
(noun) vine of any climbing plant, long and thin roots, fibrous roots
akaaka
crevice, chink, split
matata
lo and behold! gee! wow!
anana
to shade, shelter, protect.
whakamarumaru
rubbish, litter, scraps, rubbish dump, pollution.
parahanga
dust
puehu
piece, bit, portion, chip, splinter.
maramara
(verb) to be putrid, stinking, rotten, stagnant.
piro
horizon
tahatū (usually in the phrase te tahatū o te rangi)
belly, abdomen
kōpū
lightning
uira
thunder
whatitiri
evaluation
arotakenga
to change clothes
tīni kākahu
to pack
kohikohi
exam
whakamātautau
to get smart
whakatoi
When I was young
I a au e tamariki ana
to attempt
ngana
