Wiki Rua Flashcards
Tuahine
Sister of a male
Sister of a male
Tuahine
Tungāne
Brother of a male
Brother of a male
Tungāne
Tuakana
An older sibling of the same sex
An older sibling of the same sex
Tuakana
Teina
The younger sister to a female or younger brother to a male
The younger sister to a female or younger brother to a male
Teina
Hāmua
Older sibling
Older sibling
Hāmua
Tāku
My - used when referring to your child (tama/kōtiro) man or woman partner, tāne or wahine.
Tōku
My - used when referring to your name (tōku ingoa) or those of a higher generation, tōku māmā, tōku pāpā, tōku kuia.
My - used when referring to your name or those of a higher generation
Tōku
My - used when referring to your child (tama/kōtiro) man or woman partner, tāne or wahine.
Tāku
Nē
Isn’t that so
Isn’t that so
Nē
Tika
True
True
Tika
Hē
False
False
Hē
Maioha
Appreciate
Appreciate
Maioha
Mihi
Acknowledge/thank
Mahi
Work
Acknowledge/thank
Mihi
Work
Mahi
Tīmata
Start/begin
Start/begin
Tīmata
Tākaro
Play
Play
Tākaro
Fast
Tere
Tere
Fast
Manaaki
Take care of/care for
Take care of/care for
Manaaki
Manaakitia
Look after
Look after
Manaakitia
Tirohia
Look/inspect
Look/inspect
Tirohia
Ōku mātua
My parents (plural)
Tōku mātua
My parent (singular)
My parents (plural)
Ōku mātua
My parent (singular)
Tōku mātua
Āku tamariki
My children (plural)
My children (plural)
Āku tamariki
Tāku tamariki
My child (singular)
My child (singular)
Tāku tamariki
Mātāmua
First born
First born
Mātāmua
Pōtiki
Youngest Child
Youngest Child
Pōtiki
Tauira
Student
Student
Tauira
Ki
At
At
Ki
Kaimahi
Employed/Worker
Employed/Worker
Kaimahi
Kāinga
Home
Home
Kāinga
Pukumahi
Hard worker
Hard worker
Pukumahi
Pūmanawa
Answer
Answer
Pūmanawa
Moeroa
Sleepyhead/sleeping in
Sleepyhead/sleeping in
Moeroa
Whakatoi
Cheeky
Cheeky
Whakatoi
Tāroaroa
Tall
Tall
Tāroaroa
Pakari
Strong/tough
Strong/tough
Pakari
Riri
Angry
Angry
Riri
Poto
Short
Short
Poto
Mōmona
Fat
Fat
Mōmona
Manu
Bird
Bird
Manu
Tino
Very
Very
Tino
Kei
Where
Where
Kei