Week 4 - Tangihanga Flashcards

1
Q

Whare tūtoro

A

“sick house” - a place where the ill went to die, was burnt to the ground afterwards

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2
Q

Whare mate

A

Mourning house/death house

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3
Q

Tūpāpaku

A

the deceased body, means to “be sitting in upright” fetal position.

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4
Q

Poroporoaki

A

the final farewell, done the night before

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5
Q

tono mate

A

“a request” made by a group to take the deceased to another marae to respect the dead.

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6
Q

Nehu

A

the body committed to the ground, “burial”

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7
Q

Takahi Whare

A

cleansing of the deceased’s home or work space, which removes the tāpu with noa.

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8
Q

Hahunga

A

exhumation of the bones from the cave (gathering/collection)

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9
Q

Hura Kōhatu

A

Memorial ceremony, the “unveiling”

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10
Q

Discuss mortuary rites of your own culture & how they compare to Māori customs?

A

Share the same “wake” the Pākehā rarely display the dead for extended periods.

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