Tutorial 6

Question 1

· Tūpāpaku –

Answer 1

Body of deceased

Question 2

· Tangi hotuhotu –

Answer 2

Uncontrollably wailing

Question 3

Kirimate (also known as whānau pani) –

Answer 3

immediate family (share same skin)

-Whanau pani the same but may not be blood relatives

Not meant to have any roles, just stay with the role

Question 4

· Nehu –

Answer 4

burial

Question 5

· Urupā –

Answer 5

cemetery

Question 6

· Kawe mate –

Answer 6

carry photo on Tupapaku to significant places

Question 7

· Hura kōhatu –

Answer 7

unveiling of the tomb stone

Question 8

· Takahi whare –

Answer 8

tramping of the house (remove tapu and evoke Wairau to move onto final place).

Question 9

· Pō poroporoaki –

Answer 9

final night of tangihanga –> celebration

One time when the Kirimate and Whanui pani will talk.

Question 10

Tangata whenua

Answer 10

hosts (people of the land)

Question 11

Manuhiri

Answer 11

visitors/ guests

Question 12

Waewae tapu

Answer 12

manuhiri who have never been to that marae before

Question 13

Waerea

Answer 13

karakia to protect the waewae tapu

(Done by the elder of the manuhiri)

Question 14

Wero

Answer 14

challenge, work out the intentions of the manuhiri

Question 15

Karanga

Answer 15

call, by females, started by the hosts, reason done by females because of the intrinsic tapu that females have.

Question 16

Whakaeke

Answer 16

The walk onto the marae

Question 17

Whaikōrero

Answer 17

the speech (males), setting the agenda

Question 18

Waiata kīnaki/tautoko

Answer 18

song used to support the person conducting the whaikorero, started by the kuia (elder women) –> then everyone join in. Sometimes can be done to shut up the person.

Question 19

Koha

Answer 19

gift given by manuhiri

Question 20

Hongi

Answer 20

pressing of noses, sharing breath of life (originates from the creation of the first human).

Question 21

Hākari

Answer 21

Feast (Mannakitanga, noa, whanaungatanga)