Word list from lectures Flashcards
Whakarongo mai
listen (in the direction of the speaker)
Anō
again
Tohutō
macron (above vowels only not consonants)
Titiro mai
look in the direction of the speaker
Kōrero mai
speak in my direction
Tātou katoa
all of us
Ka rawe
excellent
Ka pai
good
Nē
is that so! (or something along those lines)
mihi
a greeting
Tangata whenua
people of the land
Tēnā koe
hello to one person (formal)
Tēnā kōrua
hello to two people (formal)
Tēnā koutou
hello to three or more people (formal)
Kia Ora
informal hello to any number of people
reo
voice or language
pango
black
whero
red
kahurangi/kikorangi
blue
kākāriki
green
nui
big/important
pai
good
tēpu
table
pōtae
hat
pene
pen
waea pūkoro
cellphone
whare
dwelling/house/building
tūru
chair
pukapuka
book
kī
keys
tana
his/her
pēhea
how
koe
you
harikoa (or hari or koa by themselves)
happy
wherū
exhausted
pōuri
night/dark/sad
hīkaka
excited
hēmanawa
stressed
ora
well/healthy
hōhā
frustrated
ngenge
tired
hiakai
wanting food
hiamoe
sleepy/wanting to sleep
māuiui
sick
kore
zero
te
the (singular)
ngā
the (plural)
he
a/some (singular or plural) - indefinite particle
whaea
female that is important in you life, female teacher, motherly figure
tungāne
brother(s) of a female, older or younger
tuākana
older siblings of the same gender
tuakana
older sibling (one of)
toa
winner
tāne
male of the human species
māmā
mother
tipuna/tupuna
ancestor/grandparent (singular)
tīpuna/tūpuna
ancestors/grandparents (plural)
hunaonga
son/daughter in law
mātua
parents
matua
mister/father/fatherly figure/uncle
teina
younger sibling of the same gender
tēina
younger siblings of the same gender
whanaunga
relations (usually blood relatives)
tama
boy
tamāhine
girl/daughter
kōtiro
girl
pāpā
father
mokopuna
grandchild/grandchildren
tuahine
sister of a male (older or younger)
tuāhine
sisters of a male (older or younger)
wahine
female of the human species
wāhine
woman (plural)
kuia/kui
elderly woman
koroua/koro
elderly man
mea
thing, object
parauri
brown
kiwikiwi
grey
karera
light green
karaka
orange
mā
white
waiporoporo
purple
pahi
bus
tāone
town
rākau
tree (and anything made from wood)
whare karakia
church
kura
school
whare wānanga
university
maunga
mountain
awa
river
pene rākau
pencil
āporo
apple
rūri
ruler
hū
shoe
matāmua
oldest child/sibling
pōtiki
youngest sibling
tamaiti tuarua
second child
tamaiti tuatoru
third child
irāmutu
neice/nephew
hīkoi
to walk
haere
to go
oma
to run
rere
to fly
taraiwa
to drive
Kei te
present tense marker
I
past tense marker
Ka
future tense marker
E .. verb .. ana
present tense marker
raro
underneath/under/below
runga
on top/above
waho
outside
roto
inside
uta
the shore - as you see it from the ocean (used as a proper noun)
tātahi
the beach - as you see it from the land (used as a proper noun)
pānui
to read
what is a transitive verb?
a verb that needs an item after it
when do we need to use the ‘a’ particle?
before a persons name
what is the ‘I’ particle used for?
an object marker
tunu
to cook
hanga
to build
tuhituhi
to write
aha
what (question word)
inu
drink
pēke
bank
kanikani
dance
kāpata
cupboard
ngeru
cat
maranga!
get up!
haere!
go!
haere atu!
go away!
E oho!
wake up!
E kai!
eat!
ake
up
mai
towards
atu
away
iho
down
heke iho
descend
piki ake
ascend
tū mai
stand facing me
tūpato
careful
mataara
alert
kia kaha ki a koe
good luck/all the best
tere
quick
karaka
clock
kua
it is (relating to time)
pāhi
past (relating to time)
ki
to (relating to time)
meneti
minute
I te ata
a.m
I te ahiahi
p.m (afternoon)
I te pō
p.m (night)
reka
sweet, tasty
iti
small
tere
fast
momona
fat (positive connotation)
poto
short
ātaahua
beautiful
wera
hot
pōturi
slow
whīroki
skinny
paku
small
mahana
warm
teitei
tall
mātao
cold (object)
pūrotu
handsome
pake
crispy
makariri
cold
putiputi
flower
ika
fish
kurī
dog
koumatua
elder
manu
bird
oho
wake up
maranga ake
to get up
haka
to perform
tangi
cried
cheese
tīhi