vocab Flashcards
māku
for me
mākū
wet, damp
manawa
heart
mānawa
mangrove tree
ū
to land, to reach the land
aua
don’t know
hei konei rā
goodbye - said by either
tapu
sacred, restricted
mana
power, authority
ngaru
wave
kau
cow
tautau
bark, howl
hipi
sheep
nei
this/these (if used after nouns)
tāua
we (2 people)
māua
we (2 people doesn’t includes the person you’re talking to)
kourua
you (2 people)
rāua
they (2 people)
tātou
we (3+ includes the person your talking to)
mātou
we (3+ doesn’t include the person you’re talking to)
rātou
they (3+)
koutou
you (3+)
kaiako, māhita
teacher
papamā
whiteboard
pātū
wall
kūaha
door
putiputi
flower
poaka
pig
hū
shoe
tōkena
sock
hāte
shirt
hōiho
horse
pahi
bus
tūru
chair
mokemoke
to be lonely
waewae
leg, foot
whetū
star
kauhoe
to swim
teka
false, lying
ruku
dive
paikea
orca
ara
wake
takoto
lie down
mangō
shark
tītaha
to lean to one side
horo
be quick
karoro
seagull
rere
fly
tori
cat
pei
push
kāhū
hawk
mangu
black
mea
thing
tohunga
expert
mātau
be clever, knowledgeable.
reme
lamb
tamaiti
child
aru
chase
kiore
rat, mouse
tari
carry
kekeno
seal
whāngai
feed, nourish
ngau
bite, chew, itch
hoe
paddle
hopu
seize, catch
hinga
to fall
kukume
pull, drag
peka
branch
pāpahu
dolphin
pōturi
slow
hōu
new
patu
kill
paru
dirty
wheua
bone
tangata
man, person
tāngata
people
wahine
woman
wāhine
women
teina
younger sibling
tēina
younger siblings