Poupou Huia Te Reo 2 w.5-6 Flashcards
purse
kopa [moni]
(stative) be quick, eager, keen, nimble.
kamakama
in addition to
i tua atu
(verb) (-na) to lead, bring along, lead a song.
taki
to call, name
tapa
bag, sack, pack
pēke
to be better than expected, not too bad, pretty good
nanakia
to be out of breath, breathless, flustered, under stress
hēmanawa
be cooled, cool air, fresh air
hauhau
to tremble, shiver, shudder, shake, quiver
wiri
(verb) to be eager, impatient
kaikaha
(verb) (-na) to open, uncover, rise (of the moon), dawn
huaki
to stumble, bump, knock, collide with, strike against
tūtuki
to attack, to ram, bump, crash into
tuki
judder bar
tuapuku
menu
rārangi kai
her favourite
tōna tino
training (exercise only?)
whakangungutanga
waste of time
moumou tāima
exercise classes
korikori
lose weight
heke [taku] taumaha
to be horrible, offensive, awful, ugly, disagreeable, abominable, disgusting
weriweri
trolley
kōneke
pocket, condom
pūkoro
come upon accidentally, happen by chance
tūpono
bruised
marū
kilogram
kirokaramu
bunch, cluster
pūtoi
sweetness, flavour
māngaro
to mash, mashed food
penupenu
the place over there
kō
sweet-talking, flattery
patipati
rotten, decaying
pirau
to look longingly at
mōtiro
to go astray
kotiti
to request
tono
to push
pei
flavour, taste, tenor, essence
tāwara
to put the hands behind the back
whakapītau
holding hands
pupuri ringa
to court, to woo
whakaipoipo
not even
tēnā pōhēhē tēnā
not so
engari anō [tēnā]
branch (of a tree, of a family)
peka
handsome
pūrotu
toilet
heketua
final say
kōrero whakamutunga
cooking
tao
piece, bit
maramara
coconut
kokonati
straight for, directly to, made a beeline for, straight there
kotahi atu
counter (in a shop where one pays), checkout
pae utu
to melt
rewa
to lick, to lick up
mitimiti
waste, wasteful
moumou
remnant, balance, remainder, leftovers of food, scraps, surplus
toenga
to stare, look hard, gape, gawk, gaze, watch
titiro mākutu
crumb, fragment
kongakonga
to break, break off, snap (a number of times), break into pieces
whatiwhati
for, since, inasmuch as, when, if and when
ina
to jostle, hustle, hassle, push around
tutetute
to be waited for
tāria
large, size
rahi
to type, impress, to press down frequently, to suppress
pēpēhi
secret, confidential
muna
to tap, type
patopato
to repeat
tukurua
to be sticky
hāpiapia
presently, in future
ā kō ake nei
glass bottle
pounamu
false teeth
niho kēhua
solid
totoka
to suck, to smoke, to swallow up, to kiss, to hum
momi
to show, to announce, to notify
whakaatu
to set (of the sun)
tō
be cooked
maoa
to set on fire, to light
tahu
to be eased, allayed, appeased, abated, tempered, assuaged, moderated, propitiated, subsided
mauru
the inside, into, in
rō
to regret, to apologise
whakapāha
to fall asleep
pari te ihu ki te moenga
to dig, to dig up
keri
weeds
otaota
to ebb
timu
to stop raining, clear weather
mao
second-hand shop
toa hokorua
banana
maika
potato
taewa
hunter-gatherer-grower
tangata mahi kai
native
māori
to weave (garments, baskets, etc.), to knit
whatu
netball
poitarawhiti
fat, lard
hinu
taste
hā
soiled, infected
pē
to coagulate
tepe
to lick
mitimiti
quick, early
wawe
appliance
pūrere
to stir around, mix
kōrorirori
to collect, gather
kohi
to mix
whakahanumi
mixture
ranunga
to whip, to whisk, to beat
tāwhiuwhiu
to be firm, stiff
kukū
to be watery
waiwai
to be runny, wet, sloshy
kūrarirari
soft, nearly liquid
kūteretere
to scrape, to peel
waru
to grind, to grate
kuoro
to stir up, to beat, to whisk
kaurori
to be frequent, close together
putuputu
to be merged, mixed
hanumi
lumpy, crushable
pōkurukuru
to enter, to go in
uru
remote control
roumamao
speech, sermon
kauwhau
thin
angiangi
cutting, segment
tapahanga
repetition
takitaki
to rub
mukumuku
mousse
pani huka
flavour, taste, tenor, essence
tāwara
to shake to and fro, to sprinkle
ruirui
broken into pieces
nakunaku
lover, sweetheart
ipo
basketball
poitūkohu
talented performer
hautupua
stature, shape
hanga
to flatter
whakapati
scarf
kāmeta
to cover, covering
hīpoki
to cook, cooking
tao
to be flashing
tamutamu
to be soft, light (in weight)
kōmāmā
to choke
rāoa
to drown
toremi
bottle
pātara
to be poor, broke
pōhara
to wrap
tākai
to text
pātuhi
to fold
whātuitui
hamburger
hamupaka
to gossip
harihari kōrero
marshmellow
maihimero
chef
tūmau
ingredient, to add
kīnaki
piece, bit, portion
pīhi
to be late, tardy
takaroa
horrible, unpleasant
mōrikarika
to wheel
wīra
scavenger
hamuhamu
warm, comfortable
āhuru
to bury
tanu
prediction, forecast
matapae
to avoid, to dodge
karo
to dig
kari
to germinate, to sprout
kahu
seaweed
rimurimu
to enrich
whakamōmona
stream
kōawa
slippers
hiripa
report, article, to report
pūrongo
to beg, obtain in a cunning manner, cadge, wheedle
pīnono
temporary shelter, shed
wharau
chop
tapahi
to be young, youthful
taiohi
to pluck (especially of leafy crops)
kato
fertile, rich
haumako
lush, green
matomato
vegetation, weeds
otaota
to throw, to toss
panga
be dried up
mimiti
to be mature, ripe, strong, hard, strapping, muscular, well-built, sturdy, robust
pakari
skin, hide, bark, rind, peel
hiako
trunk (of a tree)
kahiwi
branch (of a river or tree)
manga
cluster of branches at the top of a tree
kāpuhipuhi
kite - especially one made in the shape of a bird using paper mulberry cloth
manu aute
to be affable, easygoing, permissive, simple, soft, easy, tolerant, pliable, kind, obedient, easy, flexible, supple
ngāwari
thesis, dissertation, assignment
tuhingaroa
yoghurt
miraka pē
heaps! goodness knows how many!
e hia kē (mai) (nei)
