Wānanga Flashcards

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To land on, arrive, settle, consent, reach the bottom

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Tatū

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To sway to and fro

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Kōngangengange

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To extend, stretch

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Whakamārō

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To adorn, decorate, enhance, elaborate, beautify, ornament

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Whakapaipai

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Likeness, resemblance, notion idea, theme, concept, feeling

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Ariā

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To pine for, mope, fret, grieve for

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Whakamomori

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Decision, solution, verdict, ruling, outcome, judgement, conclusion

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Whakataunga

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To untie, unravel, release, set free, detach, disconnect

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Wete (kina,a, kia)

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To feel, hear, smell

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Rongorongo

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To fly about from place to place, to sail from place to place.
To flee, escape, run, fly in all directions

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Rērere

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To give drink to, breastfeed

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Whāinuinu

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12
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Ahorangi

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Teacher of high standing, professor

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To urge, order, command, exhort, direct
To shelter, to protect

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Whakahau

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To rise up, rise to the surface

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Puea

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15
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Dawn

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Haeata

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To be damp, covered in dew
Dew, damp, moisture

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To shake. Move to and fro

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To be abundent, plentiful

Generous, munificent, magnanimous

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To lie face upwards, lie on ones back, lying open, exposed

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To push, shove shake
To steer

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To be rich, fertile

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To be exterminated, utterly consumed, voracious, destructive, wreak havoc

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To spur, motivation

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To be swollen

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Random, disconnected
Tupurangi
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Whakaroaroa
Procrastinate
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Unveiling
Hura kōhatu
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pokerehū
(verb) to be without cause, unintentional, by mistake, by accident, inadvertent
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māhukihuki
(verb) to be perceptive
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tiketike
(verb) to be high, lofty, important, enhanced
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whakaio
(verb) to stand firm I whakaio tahi a ia ki ngā tāne kīhai i pīrangi ki te mau rākau mō tētehi pakanga ehara nā rātou, whawhai kē rānei mō tētehi kāwanatanga nāna tō rātou iwi i muru, i whakakorara She stood firm with the men who did not wish to take up arms for a war that was not theirs, or to fight for a government that had dispossessed and scattered their people.
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whakaaturanga
(noun) exhibition, television programme, expo, demonstration, pageant, production, publicity, display, presentation, performance, show, exhibit
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tātari
(verb)(-tia) to strain, filter, sift, sift through, sort out, measure out, analyse
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whakarauika
(verb)(-tia) to assemble, gather together, heap up
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riaki
(verb)(-na) to lift up, raise
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māturu
(noun) drop (liquid), drip, droplet