words 2 Flashcards by Kieran Boyd

Q

tāne

A

human male, or male partner

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māmā

A

mother

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tipuna

A

ancestor or grandparent single

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tīpuna

A

ancestors or grandparents, plural

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tipuna whaea

A

grandmother

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hunaonga

A

son or daughter in law

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mātua

A

parents

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matua

A

male teacher, patriarchal figure, uncle or father

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pāpā

A

father

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teina

A

younger sibling of the same gender, single

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tēina

A

younger sinling of same gender, plural

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whanaunga

A

cousins and other wider relations of the family

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tama

A

small boy, child

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tamāhine

A

daughter or girl

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mokopuna

A

grandchild or grandchildren

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moko

A

grandchild or grandchildren

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tuahine

A

sister of a male, older or younger, singular

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tuāhine

A

sisters of a male, older or younger, pleural

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wahine

A

human female or female partner

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kuia

A

elderly women, granmother

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kororoua

A

elderly man, can be shortened to koro

Q

peepi/ peepe

A

baby

Q

tamariki

A

children

Q

hoa rangatira

A

wife/husband

āporo

apple

tamaiti

child

rākau

tree or anything wooden

tangata

person

tūru

chair

nei

by me

nā

by you

rā

away from us both

tēnei

this here by me

tēnā

that there by you

tērā

that there away from us

ēnei

these here by me (plural)

ēnā

those there by you (plural)

ērā

those away from both of us (plural

what is tapu

something that is protected or the influence of the gods