Te Pu Vocab List Flashcards
To learn vocabulary for Te Pu Class
Hui
Meeting, gathering
Waiata
Song
Ako
Learn/teach
Tupuna/Tūpuna
Ancestor/ancestors
Tāne
Man/men
Wahine/Wāhine
Woman/women
Marae
Refers to whole marae complex or just the marae ātea space in front of the main wharenui
Haere mai
Welcome or _come here_
Nau mai
Welcome
Tangi/tangihanga
Funeral ceremony in which a body is mourned on a marae
Tangi
To cry
Karanga
The ceremony of calling to the guests to welcome them onto the marae
Manuhiri
Guests visitors
Tangata Whenua
People of the land/local people
Whaikōrero
The art and practice of speech making
Kaikōrero
Speaker
Haka
To dance, perform the haka
Koha
Gift, present (usually money, can be food or precious items, given by guest to hosts)
Wharenui/whare nui
Meeting house
Whare whakairo
Carved house
Whare paku
Toilet
Whare kai
Dining Hall
Whare horoi
Ablution block/bathroom
Ihi
Essential force, excitement, the x factor (draws you in) | Mental Attribute 1/3
Wehi
To be awesome, afraid, fear (forces you back) | Mental Attribute 2/3
Wana
To be exciting, thrilling, inspiring (lifts you up), new place of potential | Mental Attribute 3/3
Mana (a spiritual force)
Prestige, honour, respect, power without imposing, can increase or decrease or be transferred
Manaakitanga
Respect for hosts or kindness to guests, to entertain, to look after
Mauri
Life force, binds body and spirit
Noa
Free from tapu, has the ability to remove temporary tapu, without restriction, everyday
Tapu
Sacred, to be avoided/restricted because sacred or taboo, can be intrinsic or extrinsic
Tiaki
To care for, guard
Kaitiaki
Guardians
Taonga
Treasured possession
Tino rangatiratanga
Complete authority, sovereignty
Tūrangawaewae
A place to stand, linked to papakainga
Whakapapa
Genealogy (to lay foundations, interconnectedness)
Whenua
Land, placenta
Whānau
Family, connected group (diff to a Pākehā nuclear family)
Hapū
Sub tribe, pregnant