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Wiki 8 - Te Whakapaipai Whare Flashcards

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Hei aha!

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Never mind or No worries

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Kia ahatia

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It’s all good/Never mind

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Ka mutu, ….

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  • (And) moreover, …. / And also, …. / Plus …
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heketua

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toilet

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pau

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to be used up, consumed, all gone

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mau

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to be used caught, grasped

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oti

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to be completed

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mutu

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to be finished or to be finished for the time being

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tutuki

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to be realised, fulfilled, achieved

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wareware

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(stative) to be forgotten

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maringi

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(stative) to be spilt

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pakaru

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(stative) to be broken, to be shattered

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ora

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(stative) to be well; to be alive; to be saved

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mate

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(stative) to be unwell; to be dead

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riro

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(stative) to be obtained, acquired

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ngaro

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(stative) to be lost, to be absent

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Kei ngaro i a Koro aku kī

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Had better not be lost / by Koro / my keys. - Koro had better not lose my keys.

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kāti

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(interjection) stop! cease! enough!.

(interjection) well, well then - often used when changing the subject or concluding a topic.

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kōpaki

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(verb) (-a,-na,-tia) to envelop, wrap, fold, enfold, encapsulate, make a cover.
(noun) envelope, folder, husk, cover.

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mīhini

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(loan) (verb) (-tia) to mechanize.
(loan) (modifier) machined, made by machine.
(loan) (noun) machine, engine.

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mātanga

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(modifier) sophisticated, experienced, skilled.

(noun) experienced person, expert, specialist, consultant, professional, practitioner, old hand, analyst.

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kīngi

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(loan) (verb) (-tia) to reign as king.
(loan) (noun) king, ruler, monarch, sovereign.
(loan) (personal name) King.

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pēpēhi

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(verb) (-hia,-tia) to press down frequently, suppress.

(verb) to type, impress.

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pātene

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(loan) (noun) button.

loan) (noun) batten (of a fence, etc.

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whakaora
(verb) (-tia,-hia,-ngia) to save, rescue, resuscitate, revive, restore to health, cure, heal, remedy. (modifier) healing, curing. (noun) healing, rescue, revival, cure, recovery, resuscitation, restoration, redress.
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muku
(verb) (-a) to wipe, rub, smear, scrub, delete. (noun) wipes, wet wipes, baby wipes. (noun) blackboard duster, dishcloth, duster, eraser, rubber.
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pātū
(noun) wall, screen, edge.
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peihana
(loan) (noun) basin, bowl, pan, vessel.
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ūkui
(verb) (-a) to wipe, rub, scour, sweep away, erase. (noun) wipes. (noun) wiping. (noun) eraser.
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tūāhua
adjective
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waha
mouth, opening, entrance, gate
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ngote
small, small thing
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kakī
neck, throat
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mahara
to think about, consider, remember, recollect, keep in mind, be anxious, thoughtful
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hiki
to raise, lift, shift, move, carry, remove, take away
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neke
move, shift
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taputapu
gear, equipment, utensils, goods, gadget, tool, appliance
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ngaro
to be hidden, lost, out of sight, covered, disappeared, absent, (verb) (-mia) to destroy, missing
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pēnā
like that
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kopa
space in front of the house | to pass by, disappear, fly away
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parakai
food scraps, leftovers
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whakawātea
to clear, free, dislodge, purge, get rid of.
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turituri
noisy, rowdy, noise | (interjection) hush up, be quiet!
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ruaki
vomit, retch, regurgitate
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Kapi
to be occupied, filled with, covered, covered over, | closely gaurded
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korekore
(verb) to be nil, nothing, not a thing. | (noun) sterile, depression, time of scarcity, vacuum.
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whakamahana
(verb) (-tia) to warm, heat up. | (modifier) warming, heating.
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anake
(particle) only, none but, nothing but, alone, without exception, there is nothing, no one else, these people and no others, these things and no others - used to show that only certain members of a group and thus ruling out others, or to indicate that only one type of thing is present. In the phrase, it comes after manner, directional and locative particles, if any are present.
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mea
(verb) (meinga,meingatia,meatingia,-tia) to say, speak, do, deal with, think, intend, make, use. (noun) thing, object, property, one, reason, thingumajig, thingy, thingummy, whatcha-me-call-it, what-d'you-call-it, the one, that thing, whatsit - a word used to replace the name of something, often when a speaker has momentarily forgotten the correct word. It may function as a personal name, a location word, a noun or a verb (see other sub entries). (personal name) thingumabob, thingamy, what's-his-name, so-and-so - a word used when one has forgotten, or does not know, the person's name.
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pārekareka
(verb) to be pleasant, pleased, enjoyable, fun. (modifier) entertaining, enjoyable, engaging, compelling. (noun) enjoyment, pleasure, delight.
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kēhua
(verb) to haunt. (noun) ghost - spirits that linger on earth after death and haunt the living. (noun) Joker (playing card).
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haruru
(verb) to roar, make a continuous noise, rumble, echo, resound - any dull, heavy sound. (noun) roar, continuous noise, rumble, thud.
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iri
(verb) (-a) to hang, suspended. | (verb) (-a) to rest upon.
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takuahi
(noun) hearth, stones placed into the floor of a house for the fire.
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korotaha
(verb) to glance, look askance, view with suspicion. | (modifier) sideways, askance, to one side.
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pukuriri
(verb) to be angry, cross, hostile, furious, fuming, livid, irate, incensed, outraged, infuriated. (modifier) angry, irate, livid. (noun) anger, wrath, hostility, enmity.
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mataku
(stative) be afraid, frightened, intimidated, fearful, alarmed. (modifier) incompatible. (noun) dread, fear.
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hope
(noun) waist, hip, loins.
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totitoti
(verb) to limp, hobble. (modifier) lame. (noun) lame, hobble, lameness, lame person.
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tokotoko
(verb) to prop up. (verb) to walk with a stick. (noun) walking stick, pole, staff, cane, crutch.
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tuki
(verb) (-a) to attack, knock down, tackle, butt, gore. (verb) (-a) to ram, bump, crash into. (verb) (-a) to beat, pound.
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hītaratara
(verb) to have gooseflesh, have goose pimples. | (noun) gooseflesh, goose pimples.
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whakatata
(verb) (-hia,-ngia,-tia) to approach, go close to. (modifier) nearly, almost. (noun) approach.

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