Wiki 3. Hinarata Flashcards
yes
āe
what
aha
fire
ahi
shape, appearance
āhua
my ( plural)
āku, ōku
to moan, grumble, complain
amuamu (-tia)
his / her / its (plural)
āna, ōna
here it is
anei
again, also
anō
world
aō
In the presence of
aroaro
love
aroha
love
aroha
beautiful
ātaahua
I, me
au / ahau
your (plural)
āu, ōu
alas
aue
to be compensated, repaid, satisfied
ea
to mount
eke
but
engari
envy
to envy
hae
hae (-a)
to go
haere
happy
hari
to die, vanish, miss the mark
hemo (-a)
to fasten, tie up, reins
here (-a, -ngia)
comb
to comb
heru (-a)
desire, wish
hiahia
Cinderella
Hinarata
to wake, start (from surprise)
oho
my (plural)
ōku, āku
run
oma
his / her (plural)
ōna, āna
complete
come for good
gone for good
oti
oti mai
oti atu
good
pai
to announce, notify, read
pānui (-hia, -tia)
ground
papa
rubbish, dirty
para
bread
parāoa
embankment, cliff, bluff
pari
to knock
pātōtō (-hia, -tia)
consumed
pau
pumpkin
paukena
how
pēhea
jump
peke
greenstone
pounamu
sad, depressed
pōuri
princess
puhi
angry, bad tempered
pukuriri
ash
pungarehu
handsome
purotu
to go out
puta
day, sun
rā
big
rahi
tree
rākau
of high rank, chief
rangatira
to pass away, fall
hinga (-ia)
silver
hiriwa
to walk on tip toes
hītekiteki
friend
hoa
horse
hōiho
also
hoki
to wash
horoi (-a)
shoe
hū
turn
huri
flip upside down
hurikōaro
he, she, it, him, her
ia
Prince Charming
te Ihorei Humārika
nose
ihu
name
ingoa
bin, bowl
ipu
counting…
one
two
three…
kaute…
ka tahi
ka rua
ka toru…
strong
kaha
clothing
kahu
home
kāinga
the narrator
te kaipānui
the driver
te kaiwhiu
gleaming, shining
kānapanapa
dance
kanikani
dance together
kanikani tahi
sole of the foot
raparapa
they
rāua, rātou
east
rāwhiti
to fly
rere (-a)
to fly from place to place
rērere
hand
ringa
angry
riri
to be like, compare, ready
rite
plan
ritenga
long
roa
above, on
runga
sir (title)
tā
to arrive
tae
side
taha
as one
tahi
to turn
tahuri
wait
taihoa
heavy, burden
taimaha
my (singular)
tāku, tōku, taku
daughter
tamāhine
person, people
tangata, tāngata
another man
tangata atu
cry
tangi
to remove
tango (-hia)
to settle down
tau (-ria)
that (singular, by you)
tēnā
that (singular, over there)
tērā
fast
tere
a
tētahi
tea
tī
no
kao, kāore
cup
kapu
clock
karaka
to swish, whip
karawhiu (-a)
to fetch
tiki (tīkina)
very
tino
view
tiro
examine
tirotiro
what will happen?
ka aha
command
tono (-a)
kitchen, cooking shed
kāuta
equipment, property, tools
utauta
demanding
tonotono
person of rank, important chief
ihorei
to approach
whakatata (-hia, -ngia, -tia)
to be mistaken, misunderstand
pōhēhē (-tia)
to stare
tiro mākutu
pull, tablet, bead
pirepire
indeed
koia
separate, deapart
wehe (-a)
Fairy
tūrehu
magic
tūmatarau
to blow (the nose)
whengu (-a)
garden
māra
wagon
wākena
hue, colour
tae
champion, adze
toki
west, to enter
uru
east
rāwhiti
south
tonga
north
tokerau
servent
tūmau
take off, put down, left behind
mahue
to convey
kawe (-a)
stand aside
whakataha atu
make way
pōuri atu
to arrange in a row
whakarārangi (-tia)
claim, betroth
taumau (-tia)
reach out, stretch out
whātoro (-a)
Soul of foot
raparapa
to persist
ngana
heel
rekereke