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ANNOTATED GLOSSARY OF MAORI WORDS AND TERMINOLOGIES<br />

Alienation The selling, leasing or mortgaging of Maori Land, used commonly to<br />

pass ownership from Maori Title to General Land and Crown Land<br />

Beneficiary a person whose property is held in trust – generic term for owner<br />

Certificate of Title Document of Legal Ownership of Land<br />

Fee Simple full ownership of Maori Land<br />

Freehold Freehold title and Ownership of land<br />

Hapu pregnant, section of a large tribe, sub tribe, clan, grouping of whanau<br />

who derive from a common ancestor<br />

Hui Gathering or meeting of iwi (people). The purpose of hui is for all<br />

events of life and death<br />

Hunga kainga Whanau, hapu or iwi of a specific area with claims to whenua<br />

Iwi tangata, person, people, relationships, whanau, hapu, iwi, tangata<br />

whenua, hunga kainga, tauiwi, manuhiri, tupuna, whakapapa<br />

Kahukuri Ngati Hau ancestor in Whangarei<br />

Kaikaranga Women who welcome manuhiri or visitors onto Marae<br />

Kaupapa philosophy,<br />

Kaupapa Maori Maori ideology, theory, philosophy<br />

Koiwi Bone, corpse, person, self, spirit, descendants<br />

Mana The power of being<br />

Manuhiri People who establish a relationship with hunga kainga. Visitors.<br />

Marae Place of gathering for tangi, hura kohatu, birthdays, weddings<br />

Matua atawhai Foster parents<br />

Mokomokai Smoked and dried head of Rangatira and enemies<br />

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