Verbs Flashcards
To misunderstand or to be at one’s wits end.
pōhēhē
to learn
ako
akona
rise
ara
Take notice of, face
Aro
care for
atawhai
to embrace
awhi
to help
āwhina
to ride, get on
eke
To surf
eke ngaru
to ride a bike
eke paihikara
to iron
heana
to build
hunga
to lift or raise
hāpai
to take, bring
hari
fall, descend
heke
to tie
here
to shave
heu
to fish up
hī
to fish
hī Ika
to want or desire
hiahia
make a hissing noise
hihī
to lift
hiki
to yawn
hītakotako
give (away from speaker)
hoatu
to row, paddle
hoe
buy, sell
hoko
to buy clothes
hoko kākahu
to give (towards speaker)
homai
to join together, marry
hono
to catch
hopu
to layout, spread out
hora
to open
huaki
to pull
huhuti
to pull
hūtia
to pull weeds
huhuti taru
hide
huna
to shift, move
hūnuku
turn, change into
huri
to swear or curse
kangakanga
beat (of the heart)
kapakapa
to pray
karakia
to call
karanga
to shuffle
katikati
to bathe, swim
kaukau
to carry, bring
kawe
to creak
kekē
to scratch up
ketuketu
to say
kī
to search, seek
kimi
to see
kite
to gather, collect
kohi
to boil, bubble up
koropupū
to burp
kūpā
to be very pleasant (of taste), tasty, delicious (of food)
makue
to deceive, trick
māminga
to sigh, sob
mapu
to get up, arise
maranga
be split
maringi
to sneeze
matihe
to get up
matike
to carry, bring
mau
to admire
mīharo
to milk
miraka
to marry, sleep
moe
to dream
moemoeā
to know
mōhio
to rub, wipe, smear
muku
to bite
ngau
to be lost
ngaro
to snore
ngongoro
to awake
oho
to be surprised
ohorere
to be alive
ora
to be finished, complete
oti
to touch
pā
to pass by, accomplish
pahure
to crack, creak
pakē
to make a sudden sound, knock
pakū
to clap
paki
to push, press
pana
to push
panaia
to read
pānui
to ask
pātai
to break wind
patero
to strike, best down
patu
to paint
peita
to jump
peke
to bungy jump
peke taura
like that, act in that way - near or related to the person or people being spoken to.
pēnā (-tia) like that
If the comparison is completed the second element is introduced by me.
to climb
piki
to bend
piko
to want, desire
pīrangi
to nurture, encourage, support
poipoi
to vote
pōti
to stick into the ground
poupou
to welcome
pōwhiri
to lie in a heap
pūkai
to make the eyes wide
pūkanakana
to shoot
pupuhi
to hold
pupuru
to cleanse
pure
to play
purei
to appear, escape
puta
to scratch
rapirapi
to search for
rapu
to weave
raranga
to have a problem
raruraru
to snow ski
retihuka
retireti hukapapa
to be angry
riri
to feel, to smell, to hear, to taste
rongo
to lie, tell untruths
rūkahu
to shake
rūrū
to be able to do something
taea
to steal
tāhae
to sweep, clear away, set aside
tāhi
to sweep
tahitahi
to trample
takahi
to play
tākaro
to take hold of, acquire, to remove
tango
to cut
tapahi
to lie face down
tāpapa
to measure, arrange, set in order, plan, recite.
To calculate. To adorn, beautify
tātai (-a,-hia,-ngia,-tia)
to jingle
tatangi
to look after
tiaki
to begin
tīmata
to deceive
tinihanga
to scream
tīoro
to look
titiro
to share, to deal
toha
tohatoha
to disagree, to argue
tohe
to point, to mark
tohu
to yearn for
tōmina
to enter
tomo
to send, to request
tono
to send, to let go
tuku
to nod
tūngou
to strike against an object
tūtuki
to wipe
ūkui
to yell
ūmere
to ring
waea
to be able to
taea
to like, take a liking to
rata
to visit
toro
to be near
āwhiwhi
to spread, share, allocate
toha (ina)
to appear, come into view, go out, exit
puta
to seek, search out, research
rangahau
to question, investigate
uiui (a, tia)
special
whakahirahira
celebrate
whakanui
decide
whakatau
competition
whakataetae
to spring up as fresh growth
rearea
to be alike
ōrite
to clap
paki
to celebrate
whakanui
to decide
whakatu
to shift/move
hūnuku
to be exciting, thrilling, inspiring, stimulating, moving, rousing
wana
essential force, excitement, thrill, power, charm, personal magnetism - psychic force as opposed to spiritual power
ihi
to stare wildly, dilate the eyes - done by both genders when performing haka and waiata to emphasise particular words and to add excitement to the performance.
pūkana
to gaze, watch, observe, inspect
mātakitaki
to flee to break (waves) to break (stick)
whati
to enter
to join a group
kuhu
to focus on
to take notice of
aronui
to be experienced, skilled
tautōhito
to be warm, comfortable
āhuru
to have, be equipped with
whai
to breathe, Taste
hā
to be easy, simple
māmā
to be relevant
hāngai
to immerse, drown, bury, plant
rūmaki
to imitate, mimic
to stretch out, stride
tāwhai
to adorn, enhance
whakarāwai
to flee
Whati
to break a stick, or waves breaking.
whatii
to ornament, enhance
whakanikoniko
to put on (clothes)
kuhu
to join a group
kuhu
to be fixed, constant
pūmau
to charge (phone), strengthen
whakakaha
to pull
to pull hard
kume
haukume
to exceed
hau
to destroy
tūkino
A little jealous
tūāhae
