Te Hū o Moho Dictionary of Terms - Kotahi Mano Kaika
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<strong>Te</strong> <strong>Hū</strong> o <strong>Moho</strong> <strong>Dictionary</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Te</strong>rms<br />
A Compilation <strong>of</strong> all words used in our publications<br />
This book may not be reproduced in whole or part without the prior<br />
written permission <strong>of</strong> <strong>Te</strong> Runanga o Ngai Tahu .<br />
© 2005 <strong>Te</strong> Runanga o Ngai Tahu. All rights Reserved.<br />
http://library.kmkreo.maori.nz<br />
ISBN: 1-877392-53-7
English to Māori 3<br />
A 3<br />
B 4<br />
C 6<br />
D 8<br />
E 9<br />
F 10<br />
G 11<br />
H 12<br />
I 13<br />
J 14<br />
K 15<br />
L 16<br />
M 17<br />
N 18<br />
O 19<br />
P 20<br />
Q 21<br />
R 22<br />
S 23<br />
T 25<br />
U 27<br />
V 28<br />
W 29<br />
Y 31<br />
Māori to English 32<br />
A 32<br />
E 33<br />
H 34<br />
I 36<br />
K 37<br />
M 39<br />
N 41<br />
O 42<br />
P 43<br />
R 45<br />
T 47<br />
U 50<br />
W 51
English to Māori<br />
A<br />
A<br />
Tētahi<br />
A Fib, A Lie<br />
Rūpahu<br />
A Little While Ago<br />
Inākuanei<br />
A Little While Ago<br />
Nō Nākuanei<br />
A Long Time Ago (Ancient Times)<br />
Inamata<br />
A Long Time Ago (Ancient Times)<br />
Nō Onamata<br />
Able To<br />
Taea<br />
Able To<br />
Āhei<br />
Above, On Top<br />
Ruka<br />
Accident, Nevermind<br />
Hauata<br />
Acted Upon<br />
Kupu I Mahia<br />
Adjective<br />
Kupu Āhua<br />
After, In The Future<br />
Ā Muri<br />
Again, Another<br />
Anō<br />
Age, Adult<br />
Pakeke<br />
Alread, Instead, Indicates Difference Or Otherness Kē<br />
Ancestor<br />
Tipuna/Tupuna<br />
And (When Used In Counting); Others (When Used After Pronouns Or<br />
Names)<br />
Mā<br />
And (When Used In Counting); Others (When Used After Pronouns Or<br />
Names)<br />
Mā<br />
Angry<br />
Riri<br />
Answer, Respond, Reply<br />
Whakautu<br />
Appear, Emerge,Come Into Sight<br />
Puta<br />
Apple<br />
Āporo<br />
Area, Place<br />
Wāhi<br />
Arms And Hands<br />
Rikarika<br />
Arrive, Reach<br />
Tae<br />
Aunty<br />
Hākui Kēkē
B<br />
Baby<br />
Pēpi<br />
Bag<br />
Pēke<br />
Banana<br />
Panana<br />
Bang, Hit<br />
Tuki<br />
Bark (Of A Dog)<br />
Auau<br />
Bathroom<br />
Rūma Kaukau<br />
Be Finished<br />
Mutu<br />
Be Finished, Be Completed<br />
Oti<br />
Be Finished, Be Completed<br />
Oti<br />
Be Forgotten<br />
Wareware<br />
Be Hit, Be Struck, Injury<br />
Whara<br />
Be Late<br />
Tōmuri<br />
Be Ready<br />
Reri<br />
Be Used Up, Consumed<br />
Mahiti<br />
Beautiful<br />
Ātaahua<br />
Because<br />
I <strong>Te</strong> Mea<br />
Because<br />
Nā <strong>Te</strong> Mea<br />
Because<br />
Nō <strong>Te</strong> Mea<br />
Bed<br />
Rara<br />
Bedroom<br />
Rūma Moe<br />
Before, In Front<br />
Mua<br />
Behind<br />
Muri<br />
Behind, After<br />
Muri<br />
Below, Under (By Foot, When Preceeded By ‘Mā’) Raro<br />
Below, Underneath<br />
Raro<br />
Belt<br />
Tātua<br />
Bib<br />
Pare <strong>Hū</strong>hare<br />
Bicycle<br />
Paihikara<br />
Big, Large<br />
Nui<br />
Birthday<br />
Rā Whānau<br />
Biscut<br />
Pihikete<br />
Blanket<br />
Paraikete<br />
Book<br />
Pukapuka<br />
Boring, Annoying, A Nuisance<br />
Hōhā<br />
Bottom<br />
Kumu<br />
Box<br />
Pouaka<br />
Boy, Son<br />
Tama<br />
Boy, Son<br />
Tama<br />
Brake<br />
Whati
Bread, Flour<br />
Breakfast<br />
Bring, Carry<br />
Brother (Of A Sister)<br />
Bursting (For The Toilet)<br />
Bus<br />
But<br />
Butter<br />
Buy, Sell<br />
By Him/Her, He/She Did It, His/Hers<br />
By Me (Speaker)<br />
By Way Of, Via<br />
By Which Means Of Transport<br />
By You (Listener)<br />
Parāoa<br />
Parakuihi<br />
Mau(Ria)<br />
Tukāne<br />
Hiamimi<br />
Pahi<br />
Ekari<br />
Pata<br />
Hoko<br />
Nāhana<br />
Nei<br />
Mā<br />
Māhea<br />
Nā
C<br />
Canoe, Car (Vehicle)<br />
Carefull<br />
Carefully, Slowly<br />
Carry<br />
Carry, Take<br />
Cat<br />
Cause To Lie Down<br />
Cause To Use Up<br />
Cent<br />
Central Meeting Area Of Whānau, Iwi<br />
Chair<br />
Chair, Seat<br />
Change Table<br />
Chew<br />
Chief, Main, Important, Spouse<br />
Child<br />
Children<br />
Choose<br />
Climb<br />
Clock, Call<br />
Clothes<br />
Clothes Line<br />
Clothes Rack<br />
Coast, Tide<br />
Coat<br />
Cold<br />
Cold<br />
Confess / <strong>Te</strong>ll / Reveal<br />
Cook, Bake<br />
Cost<br />
Count,<br />
Cousin<br />
Cover<br />
Cow<br />
Craddle, Rock<br />
Cry<br />
Cup<br />
Cup Of <strong>Te</strong>a<br />
Cupboard<br />
Waka<br />
Tūpato<br />
Āta<br />
Hari<br />
Kawe<br />
Naki<br />
Whakatakoto<br />
Whakapau<br />
Hēneti<br />
Marae<br />
Tūru<br />
Tūru<br />
Tēpu Tīni<br />
Kau, Kaukau<br />
Rakatira<br />
Tamaiti<br />
Tamariki<br />
Whiriwhiri<br />
Piki<br />
Karaka<br />
Weruweru<br />
Taura Weruweru<br />
Whata Pouheni<br />
Tai<br />
Koti<br />
Makariri<br />
Mätao<br />
Whāki<br />
Tunu<br />
Utu<br />
Tatau<br />
Karakarua<br />
Uhi(A)<br />
Kau<br />
Poipoi<br />
Taki<br />
Kapu<br />
Kaputī<br />
Käpata
Custom, Tradition, Rule<br />
Tikaka
D<br />
Dangerous<br />
Dark, Sad<br />
Daughter<br />
Dialogue<br />
Dinner<br />
Dirty<br />
Dishes<br />
Dog<br />
Dollar<br />
Don’t<br />
Door<br />
Drink<br />
Mōrearea<br />
Pōuri<br />
Tamāhine<br />
Kōrerorero<br />
Tina<br />
Paru<br />
Rīhi<br />
Kurī<br />
Taara<br />
Kauraka<br />
Kuaha<br />
Inu
E<br />
Ear<br />
Early, Quick, Soon<br />
Ears<br />
Easy, Light (Of Weight)<br />
Egg, Produce, Product Of Something<br />
Eight<br />
Eighth<br />
Elder Sibling Same Sex<br />
Embarrass, Shame<br />
Ending<br />
Enough, Abundant<br />
Eraser, Wipe<br />
Every, All<br />
Examples, Models<br />
Eyes<br />
Tarika<br />
Wawe<br />
Tarika<br />
Māmā<br />
Hua<br />
Waru<br />
Tuawaru<br />
Tuakana<br />
Whakamā<br />
Mutuka<br />
Rawaka<br />
Ūkui<br />
Katoa<br />
Tauira<br />
Whatu
F<br />
Face<br />
Fall Down<br />
Family, Give Birth, Born<br />
Far, Distant<br />
Fast, Quick<br />
Father<br />
Feed<br />
Felt Pen<br />
Fetch<br />
Fight<br />
Fill, Say<br />
Finger, Hand<br />
Finger/Toe Nails<br />
Fingers And Toes<br />
First<br />
Fith<br />
Five<br />
Fix, Correct, Clean Up<br />
Flannel<br />
Flower<br />
Fly<br />
Follow, Pursue<br />
Food, Eat<br />
Football, Rugby<br />
For<br />
For Him/Her, He/She Will<br />
For Me, I Will<br />
For You, You Will<br />
Fork<br />
Form, Shape<br />
Four<br />
Fourth<br />
Free, Clear<br />
Friend<br />
From<br />
Konohi<br />
Taka<br />
Whānau<br />
Tawhiti<br />
<strong>Te</strong>re<br />
Hākoro<br />
Whākai<br />
Pene Whītau<br />
Tiki (Tīkina)<br />
Whawhai<br />
Kī(Ia)<br />
Rikarika<br />
Matikuku<br />
Taotao<br />
Tuatahi<br />
Tuarima<br />
Rima<br />
Whakatika<br />
Tauera Iti<br />
Putiputi<br />
Rere<br />
Whai<br />
Kai<br />
Whutupaoro<br />
Mō<br />
Māhana<br />
Māhaku<br />
Māhau<br />
Paoka<br />
Āhua<br />
Whā<br />
Tuawhā<br />
Wātea<br />
Hoa<br />
Nō
G<br />
Game, Play<br />
Gap<br />
Garment<br />
Genealogy<br />
Get On Something, Ascend<br />
Girl<br />
Give Away<br />
Give It Heaps!<br />
Go Together<br />
Go, Went<br />
Good, Fine, Well<br />
Good, Nice, Like<br />
Grandfather<br />
Grandmother<br />
Greet, Greetings, Introduce,<br />
Para<br />
Kōhao<br />
Kahu<br />
Whakapapa<br />
Eke<br />
Kō<br />
Watua<br />
Karawhiu(A)<br />
Hoake<br />
Haere<br />
Pai<br />
Pai<br />
Pōua<br />
Tāua<br />
Mihi, Mihimihi
H<br />
Hair (On Head And Body)<br />
Huruhuru<br />
Half<br />
Haurua<br />
Hang Up<br />
Whakairi(A)<br />
Hat<br />
Whareama<br />
He/She<br />
Ia<br />
Head<br />
Upoko<br />
Hear<br />
Roko<br />
Help<br />
Āwhina(Tia)<br />
Here<br />
Konei<br />
Here It Is<br />
Nāia<br />
His/ Hers (Plural)<br />
Ana/Ōna/Āna<br />
His/ Hers (Singular)<br />
Tana/Tōna/Tāna<br />
His/Hers (Plural)<br />
Ōna<br />
Hit, Club<br />
Patu<br />
Holdout, A Gutts<br />
Kaiatua<br />
Home, Ancestral Place<br />
Türakawaewae<br />
Home, Village<br />
Kāika<br />
Homework<br />
Mahi Kāika<br />
Horse<br />
Hoiho<br />
Hospitality, The Caring Of Respecting Of Guests/People Manaakitaka<br />
House<br />
Whare<br />
How<br />
Pēhea<br />
How Many (People)<br />
Tokohia<br />
How Many (Things Wanted)<br />
Kia Hia<br />
How Many (Things)<br />
E Hia<br />
Hundred<br />
Rau<br />
Hungry<br />
Hiakai<br />
Hurry Up<br />
Horo
I<br />
Idiom, Phrase<br />
If<br />
In The Middle, Between<br />
In, Inside, Lake<br />
Incorrect, Wrong<br />
Indicates Direction Away From The<br />
Indicates Direction Towards The Speaker<br />
Indicates Direction Upwards, Greater<br />
Insert (Put On), Enter<br />
Insert, Put On (Clothes)<br />
Inside<br />
Instead, Difference, Already<br />
Instruct, <strong>Te</strong>ll<br />
Kīwaha<br />
Mēnā<br />
Waekanui<br />
Roto<br />
Hē<br />
Atu<br />
Mai<br />
Ake<br />
Kuhu(Na)<br />
Komo(Hia)<br />
Roto<br />
Kē<br />
Tohutohu
J<br />
Jersey<br />
Jump<br />
Just Now<br />
Just Now, Soon<br />
Poraka<br />
Peke<br />
Ināianei<br />
Anāianei
K<br />
Kiss<br />
Kitchen<br />
Knife<br />
Know, Understand<br />
Kihi, Kihikihi<br />
Kāuta<br />
Maripi<br />
Mōhio
L<br />
Late, Lag Behind<br />
Laugh<br />
Lazy, Tired, Ill<br />
Learn, <strong>Te</strong>ach<br />
Leave Alone<br />
Leave, Depart, Separate<br />
Left Over, Remaining<br />
Legs<br />
Legs And Feet<br />
Lest, Incase, Might<br />
Lie Down<br />
Lift, Raise Up<br />
Like That<br />
Line<br />
Lips<br />
Listen<br />
Lolly<br />
Long<br />
Look<br />
Look After, Care For<br />
Look!<br />
Lost, Missing<br />
Lounge<br />
Love, Sympathise, Concern For<br />
Tōmuri<br />
Kata, Katakata<br />
Tukeke<br />
Ako<br />
Waiho<br />
Wehe<br />
Toe<br />
<strong>Hū</strong>tawa<br />
Waewae<br />
Koi<br />
Takoto<br />
Hiki(Na)<br />
Pērā<br />
Rāraki<br />
Kutu<br />
Whakaroko<br />
Rare<br />
Roa<br />
Titiro<br />
Tiaki<br />
Tirohia!<br />
Karo<br />
Ruma Noho<br />
Aroha
M<br />
Man, Husband<br />
Tāne<br />
Many<br />
Maha<br />
Me, I<br />
Au, Ahau<br />
Meddle With, Fiddle With<br />
Raweke<br />
Medicine<br />
Rokoā<br />
Meeting House<br />
Wharenui<br />
Midday<br />
Rānui<br />
Middle, In Between<br />
Waekanui<br />
Milk<br />
Miraka<br />
Million<br />
Miriona<br />
Mine (Plural)<br />
Aku, Āku<br />
Mine (Plural)<br />
Ōku<br />
Minute<br />
Meneti<br />
Moan, Grumble<br />
Amuamu<br />
Money<br />
Moni<br />
Monster<br />
Taniwha<br />
Mother<br />
Hākui<br />
Mountain<br />
Mauka<br />
Mouth<br />
Waha<br />
Move Around, Wriggle<br />
Oreore<br />
Movie Theatre<br />
Whare Pikitia<br />
Mutton Bird<br />
Tïtï<br />
My (Singular) Taku, Tāku, Tōku ,<br />
Tāhaku<br />
My (Singular)<br />
Taku, Tāku, Tōku<br />
My, Mine (Plural)<br />
Aku/ Ōku/Āku
N<br />
Nails<br />
Name<br />
Nappy<br />
Nappy Wipe<br />
Near, Close<br />
Nest<br />
Nevermind<br />
New<br />
Nine<br />
Ninth<br />
No<br />
Noise, Be Quiet!<br />
None, There Aren’t Any<br />
Nose<br />
Not<br />
Not Yet<br />
Nouns<br />
Matikuku<br />
Ikoa<br />
Kope<br />
Tīhi Mākū<br />
Tata<br />
Kōhaka<br />
Hai Aha<br />
Hōu<br />
Iwa<br />
Tuaiwa<br />
Kāo<br />
Turituri<br />
Kāhore Kau<br />
Ihu<br />
Kāore<br />
Kāore Anō<br />
Kupu Ikoa
O<br />
Oh Dear, Wail, Cry<br />
Ointment<br />
On The Side<br />
On, On Top, Above<br />
On, On Top, Above<br />
One<br />
Only<br />
Only, Just, Merely, Free From Tapu<br />
Only, Merely, Just<br />
Open Up<br />
Original, Authentic, True<br />
Outside<br />
Over There<br />
Āue<br />
Rokoā Pani<br />
Taha<br />
Ruka<br />
Ruka<br />
Tahi , <strong>Kotahi</strong><br />
Anake<br />
Noa<br />
Noa Iho, Noaiho<br />
Whakapuare(Hia)<br />
Tüturu<br />
Waho<br />
Korā
P<br />
Pain, Sore<br />
Parents<br />
Party<br />
Pass Here, Give Here<br />
Path, Road<br />
Peg<br />
Pen<br />
Pencil<br />
Pencil Case<br />
Pencil Sharpener<br />
Person, Man<br />
Petrol<br />
Phone, <strong>Te</strong>lephone<br />
Picture, Photo<br />
Plate<br />
Playing Field, Park<br />
Please, Glad, Joyful<br />
Pleasing, Gratifying<br />
Pour<br />
Powder<br />
Principal<br />
Principal<br />
Procreate<br />
Pronouns<br />
Proverb<br />
Push<br />
Put In To<br />
Put On (Clothes/Seatbelt)<br />
Put On (Of Clothes)<br />
Pyjamas<br />
Mamae<br />
Mātua<br />
Pāti<br />
Hōmai<br />
Huanui<br />
Mātiti<br />
Pene<br />
Pene Rākau<br />
Ipupene<br />
Whakakoi Pene<br />
Takata<br />
Penehinu<br />
Waea<br />
Whakaahua<br />
Pēreti<br />
Papa Tākaro<br />
Koa<br />
Pārekareka<br />
Riki(Hia)<br />
Paura<br />
Tumuaki<br />
Tumuaki<br />
Ai<br />
Tūikoa<br />
Whakataukī<br />
Pei<br />
Puru(A)<br />
Whakamau(A)<br />
Komohia<br />
Kahu Moe
Q<br />
Quarter<br />
Question, Ask<br />
Hauwhā<br />
Pātai
R<br />
Read<br />
Pānui(Tia)<br />
Read<br />
Pānui<br />
Really, Is That So?<br />
Nei<br />
Red, Redden<br />
Whero<br />
Relation<br />
Whanauka<br />
Release, Send, Allow<br />
Tuku<br />
Remember<br />
Maumahara<br />
Rest<br />
Whakatā<br />
Return, As Well, Also, Used In Exclamation To Show Emphasis Hoki<br />
Right Now<br />
Nāianei<br />
Right, Correct<br />
Tika<br />
Rinse<br />
Opeope(A)<br />
River<br />
Awa<br />
Room<br />
Ruma<br />
Rubbish Bin<br />
Ipu Para<br />
Ruler<br />
Rūri<br />
Run<br />
Oma<br />
Run<br />
Oma
S<br />
Safety Pin<br />
School<br />
Scold, <strong>Te</strong>ll Off<br />
Second<br />
See<br />
Seven<br />
Seventh<br />
Sharp<br />
Sheep<br />
Shirt<br />
Shoe<br />
Short<br />
Should<br />
Should, And (To Join Things)<br />
Shout, Yell<br />
Show, Display<br />
Sick, Tired<br />
Sing, Song<br />
Sink<br />
Sister (Of A Boy)<br />
Sisters Of A Male<br />
Sit, Stay<br />
Sixth<br />
Sleep<br />
Sleep Time<br />
Sleepy<br />
Sleepy Head<br />
Smelly<br />
Soak<br />
Soap<br />
Socks<br />
Some<br />
Son<br />
Soon, Hold On A Minute<br />
Soon, In A Little While<br />
Spoon<br />
Spread Out, Lay Out<br />
Stand<br />
Start, Begin<br />
Pine Mau/ Titi<br />
Kura<br />
Kōhete<br />
Tuarua<br />
Kite<br />
Whitu<br />
Tuawhitu<br />
Koi<br />
Hīpi<br />
Kokomo<br />
<strong>Hū</strong><br />
Poto<br />
Me<br />
Me<br />
Haparaki<br />
Whakaatu<br />
Māuiui<br />
Waiata<br />
Pūotu<br />
Tuahine<br />
Tuāhine<br />
Noho<br />
Tuaono<br />
Moe<br />
Wā Moe<br />
Hiamoe<br />
Moeroa<br />
Hauka<br />
Kōpiro(Tia)<br />
Hopi<br />
Tōkena<br />
Ētahi<br />
Tama<br />
Taihoa (Ake Nei)<br />
Ākuanei<br />
Koko<br />
Hora(Hia)<br />
Tū<br />
Timata
Start, Begin<br />
Still, Straight Away, Constant<br />
Stomach<br />
Stop, Close, Enough<br />
Store, Shop<br />
Stretch Out<br />
Strong, Strength<br />
Stupid<br />
Sub Tribe<br />
Swear<br />
Sweet, Delicious<br />
Sweetheart, Lover<br />
Swim<br />
Timata<br />
Tou<br />
Puku<br />
Kāti<br />
Toa<br />
Whārōrō(Tia)<br />
Kaha<br />
Rorirori<br />
Hapū<br />
Kakakaka<br />
Reka<br />
Tau<br />
Kaukau
T<br />
Table<br />
Tēpu<br />
Table Cloth<br />
Uhi Tēpu<br />
Take Away, Take Off<br />
Tako(Hia)<br />
Take Off (Clothes)<br />
Unu(Hia)<br />
Talk, Speak, Speech<br />
Kōrero<br />
Talk, Speak, Speech<br />
Kōrero<br />
<strong>Te</strong>acher<br />
Mähita<br />
<strong>Te</strong>ddy Bear<br />
Tēti Pea<br />
<strong>Te</strong>eth<br />
Niho<br />
<strong>Te</strong>levision<br />
Pouaka Whakaata<br />
<strong>Te</strong>n<br />
<strong>Te</strong>kau<br />
<strong>Te</strong>nse Marker<br />
Tohu O <strong>Te</strong> Wā<br />
That (By You/Listener)<br />
Tënä<br />
That (Over There)<br />
Tērā<br />
That (Singular, By Third Person/People) Tērā<br />
The (Plural)<br />
Kā<br />
The (Singular)<br />
<strong>Te</strong><br />
The Day Before Yesterday<br />
Nō Nātahirā<br />
There (By Someone/Thing Else)<br />
Rā<br />
There By You<br />
Konā<br />
There It Is (Over There) Speaker<br />
Arā<br />
Therefore, So Then<br />
Nā Reira, Nō Reira<br />
These (By Me/Speaker)<br />
Ēnei<br />
They (Three Or More People Excluding The Speaker And The Listener)<br />
Rātou<br />
They (Two People Excluding The Speaker And The Listener) Rāua<br />
Thing<br />
Mea<br />
Think, Thought<br />
Whakaaro(Hia)<br />
Third<br />
Tuatoru<br />
Thirsty<br />
Hiainu<br />
This (By Me/Speaker)<br />
Tënei<br />
This (Singular, By Speaker)<br />
Tēnei<br />
Those (By You/Listener)<br />
Ēnā<br />
Those (Over There)<br />
Ērā<br />
Thousand<br />
<strong>Mano</strong><br />
Three<br />
Toru<br />
Throw<br />
Whiu<br />
Throw, Cast About<br />
Maka<br />
Time<br />
Wā
Tired<br />
To Dry<br />
To Play, A Game<br />
Toast<br />
Toast<br />
Toilet<br />
Tomorrow<br />
Toothbrush<br />
Towel<br />
Town<br />
Toy<br />
Train<br />
Travelling Party/Group<br />
Tread, Trample<br />
Treasure, Present<br />
Tribe, People<br />
Trouser<br />
Trousers<br />
True, Believe<br />
Turn<br />
Two<br />
Type<br />
Keke<br />
Whakamaroke(Tia)<br />
Para<br />
Tōhi<br />
Tōhi<br />
Wharepaku<br />
Āpōpō<br />
Paraihe Niho<br />
Tauera<br />
Tāone<br />
Kaupeka<br />
<strong>Te</strong>reina<br />
Tira<br />
Takahi<br />
Taoka<br />
Iwi<br />
Wharekūhā<br />
Whare Kūhā<br />
Pono<br />
Huri(Hia)<br />
Rua<br />
Tūmomo
U<br />
Uncle<br />
Under Restriction, Sacred, Confidential<br />
Underpants<br />
Used Up, Gone, Consumed<br />
Hākoro Kēkē<br />
Tapu<br />
Tarau Roto<br />
Mahiti
V<br />
Vcr<br />
Verb, Action<br />
Video Tape<br />
Visit<br />
Pūrere Ataata<br />
Kupu Mahi<br />
Rīpene Ataata<br />
Toro
W<br />
Wait<br />
Tatari<br />
Wait A Minute, In A Moment<br />
Taihoa<br />
Wake Time<br />
Wā Oho<br />
Wake Up<br />
Oho<br />
Walk<br />
Hīkoi<br />
Want<br />
Pīraki<br />
Want, Wish For, Desire For<br />
Hiahia<br />
Wash<br />
Horoi<br />
Wash<br />
Horoi(A)<br />
Washing (Clothes)<br />
Kahu Horoi<br />
Washing Basket<br />
Pūtea<br />
Washing Machine<br />
Pūrere Horoi<br />
Washing Powder<br />
Paura Horoi Weruweru<br />
Waste<br />
Moumou<br />
Watch<br />
Mātaki, Mātakitaki<br />
Water Bowl<br />
Oko Wai<br />
Water, Who<br />
Wai<br />
We (Three Or More People<br />
Tātou<br />
We (Three Or More People Excluding The Listener) Mātou<br />
We (Two People Excluding The Listener) Māua<br />
We (Two People Including The Speaker And The Listener) Tāua<br />
Wear Be Fixed, Hold<br />
Mau<br />
Week<br />
Wiki<br />
Weetbix<br />
Wītipihiki<br />
Welcome, Come Hither<br />
Nau Mai<br />
Welcome, Come Hither<br />
Tāuti Mai<br />
What<br />
Aha<br />
When (Question For Asking When Something Will Happen In The Future)<br />
Āhea<br />
When (Question For When Something Happened In The Past Nōnahea<br />
Where<br />
Hea<br />
Which<br />
Tēhea<br />
Which<br />
Tēhea<br />
Why<br />
He Aha Ai<br />
Window<br />
Matapihi<br />
Women<br />
Wāhine<br />
Word<br />
Kupu<br />
Work<br />
Mahi<br />
Work, Action, Task<br />
Mahi
Worker, Actor<br />
Worry, Concern<br />
Write<br />
Kaimahi<br />
Māharahara<br />
Tuhi, Tuhituhi
Y<br />
Year, Settle<br />
Yes<br />
Yesterday<br />
You<br />
You (3 Or More People)<br />
You (One Person)<br />
You (Three Or More People<br />
You (Two People)<br />
Younger Sibling Same Sex<br />
Younger Sibling, Same Sex<br />
Youngest Child<br />
Your (Plural Possessive)<br />
Your (Plural)<br />
Your (Singular Possessive)<br />
Tau<br />
Āe<br />
Inanahi<br />
Koe<br />
Koutou<br />
Koe<br />
Koutou<br />
Kōrua<br />
Taina<br />
Tāina<br />
Pötiki<br />
Ō<br />
Ō<br />
Tō
Māori to English<br />
A<br />
Ā Muri<br />
After, In The Future<br />
Āe<br />
Yes<br />
Aha<br />
What<br />
Āhea<br />
When (Question For Asking When Something Will<br />
Happen In The Future)<br />
Āhei<br />
Able To<br />
Āhua<br />
Form, Shape<br />
Ai<br />
Procreate<br />
Ake<br />
Indicates Direction Upwards, Greater<br />
Ako<br />
Learn, <strong>Te</strong>ach<br />
Aku, Āku<br />
Mine (Plural)<br />
Aku/ Ōku/Āku My, Mine (Plural)<br />
Ākuanei<br />
Soon, In A Little While<br />
Amuamu<br />
Moan, Grumble<br />
Ana/Ōna/Āna His/ Hers (Plural)<br />
Anāianei<br />
Just Now, Soon<br />
Anake<br />
Only<br />
Anō<br />
Again, Another<br />
Āpōpō<br />
Tomorrow<br />
Āporo<br />
Apple<br />
Arā<br />
There It Is (Over There) Speaker<br />
Aroha<br />
Love, Sympathise, Concern For<br />
Āta<br />
Carefully, Slowly<br />
Ātaahua<br />
Beautiful<br />
Atu<br />
Indicates Direction Away From The<br />
Au, Ahau<br />
Me, I<br />
Auau<br />
Bark (Of A Dog)<br />
Āue<br />
Oh Dear, Wail, Cry<br />
Awa<br />
River<br />
Āwhina(Tia) Help
E<br />
E Hia<br />
Ekari<br />
Eke<br />
Ēnā<br />
Ēnei<br />
Ērā<br />
Ētahi<br />
How Many (Things)<br />
But<br />
Get On Something, Ascend<br />
Those (By You/Listener)<br />
These (By Me/Speaker)<br />
Those (Over There)<br />
Some
H<br />
Haere<br />
Hai Aha<br />
Hākoro<br />
Hākoro Kēkē<br />
Hākui<br />
Hākui Kēkē<br />
Haparaki<br />
Hapū<br />
Hari<br />
Hauata<br />
Hauka<br />
Haurua<br />
Hauwhā<br />
Hē<br />
He Aha Ai<br />
Hea<br />
Hēneti<br />
Hiahia<br />
Hiainu<br />
Hiakai<br />
Hiamimi<br />
Hiamoe<br />
Hiki(Na)<br />
Hīkoi<br />
Hīpi<br />
Hoa<br />
Hoake<br />
Hōhā<br />
Hoiho<br />
Hoki<br />
Emphasis<br />
Hoko<br />
Hōmai<br />
Hopi<br />
Hora(Hia)<br />
Horo<br />
Horoi<br />
Horoi(A)<br />
Hōu<br />
Go, Went<br />
Nevermind<br />
Father<br />
Uncle<br />
Mother<br />
Aunty<br />
Shout, Yell<br />
Sub Tribe<br />
Carry<br />
Accident, Nevermind<br />
Smelly<br />
Half<br />
Quarter<br />
Incorrect, Wrong<br />
Why<br />
Where<br />
Cent<br />
Want, Wish For, Desire For<br />
Thirsty<br />
Hungry<br />
Bursting (For The Toilet)<br />
Sleepy<br />
Lift, Raise Up<br />
Walk<br />
Sheep<br />
Friend<br />
Go Together<br />
Boring, Annoying, A Nuisance<br />
Horse<br />
Return, As Well, Also, Used In Exclamation To Show<br />
Buy, Sell<br />
Pass Here, Give Here<br />
Soap<br />
Spread Out, Lay Out<br />
Hurry Up<br />
Wash<br />
Wash<br />
New
<strong>Hū</strong><br />
Hua<br />
Huanui<br />
Huri(Hia)<br />
Huruhuru<br />
<strong>Hū</strong>tawa<br />
Shoe<br />
Egg, Produce, Product Of Something<br />
Path, Road<br />
Turn<br />
Hair (On Head And Body)<br />
Legs
I<br />
I <strong>Te</strong> Mea<br />
Ia<br />
Ihu<br />
Ikoa<br />
Ināianei<br />
Inākuanei<br />
Inamata<br />
Inanahi<br />
Inu<br />
Ipu Para<br />
Ipupene<br />
Iwa<br />
Iwi<br />
Because<br />
He/She<br />
Nose<br />
Name<br />
Just Now<br />
A Little While Ago<br />
A Long Time Ago (Ancient Times)<br />
Yesterday<br />
Drink<br />
Rubbish Bin<br />
Pencil Case<br />
Nine<br />
Tribe, People
K<br />
Kā<br />
Kaha<br />
Kāhore Kau<br />
Kahu<br />
Kahu Horoi<br />
Kahu Moe<br />
Kai<br />
Kaiatua<br />
Kāika<br />
Kaimahi<br />
Kakakaka<br />
Kāo<br />
Kāore<br />
Kāore Anō<br />
Käpata<br />
Kapu<br />
Kaputī<br />
Karaka<br />
Karakarua<br />
Karawhiu(A)<br />
Karo<br />
Kata, Katakata<br />
Kāti<br />
Katoa<br />
Kau<br />
Kau, Kaukau<br />
Kaukau<br />
Kaupeka<br />
Kauraka<br />
Kāuta<br />
Kawe<br />
Kē<br />
Kē<br />
Keke<br />
Kī(Ia)<br />
Kia Hia<br />
Kihi, Kihikihi<br />
Kite<br />
Kīwaha<br />
The (Plural)<br />
Strong, Strength<br />
None, There Aren’t Any<br />
Garment<br />
Washing (Clothes)<br />
Pyjamas<br />
Food, Eat<br />
Holdout, A Gutts<br />
Home, Village<br />
Worker, ACTOR<br />
Swear<br />
No<br />
Not<br />
Not Yet<br />
Cupboard<br />
Cup<br />
Cup Of <strong>Te</strong>a<br />
Clock, Call<br />
Cousin<br />
Give It Heaps!<br />
Lost, Missing<br />
Laugh<br />
Stop, Close, Enough<br />
Every, All<br />
Cow<br />
Chew<br />
Swim<br />
Toy<br />
Don’t<br />
Kitchen<br />
Carry, Take<br />
Instead, Difference, Already<br />
Alread, Instead, Indicates Difference Or Otherness<br />
Tired<br />
Fill, Say<br />
How Many (Things Wanted)<br />
Kiss<br />
See<br />
Idiom, Phrase
Kō<br />
Koa<br />
Koe<br />
Koe<br />
Kōhaka<br />
Kōhao<br />
Kōhete<br />
Koi<br />
Koi<br />
Koko<br />
Kokomo<br />
Komo(Hia)<br />
Komohia<br />
Konā<br />
Konei<br />
Konohi<br />
Kope<br />
Kōpiro(Tia)<br />
Korā<br />
Kōrero<br />
Kōrero<br />
Kōrerorero<br />
Kōrua<br />
Koti<br />
Koutou<br />
Koutou<br />
Kuaha<br />
Kuhu(Na)<br />
Kumu<br />
Kupu<br />
Kupu Āhua<br />
Kupu I Mahia<br />
Kupu Ikoa<br />
Kupu Mahi<br />
Kura<br />
Kurī<br />
Kutu<br />
Girl<br />
Please, Glad, Joyful<br />
You (One Person)<br />
You<br />
Nest<br />
Gap<br />
Scold, <strong>Te</strong>ll Off<br />
Lest, Incase, Might<br />
Sharp<br />
Spoon<br />
Shirt<br />
Insert, Put On (Clothes)<br />
Put On (Of Clothes)<br />
There By You<br />
Here<br />
Face<br />
Nappy<br />
Soak<br />
Over There<br />
Talk, Speak, Speech<br />
Talk, Speak, Speech<br />
Dialogue<br />
You (Two People)<br />
Coat<br />
You (3 Or More People)<br />
You (Three Or More People<br />
Door<br />
Insert (Put On), Enter<br />
Bottom<br />
Word<br />
Adjective<br />
ACTED UPON<br />
Nouns<br />
Verb, ACTION<br />
School<br />
Dog<br />
Lips
M<br />
Mā<br />
And (When Used In Counting); Others (When Used<br />
After Pronouns Or Names)<br />
Mā<br />
And (When Used In Counting); Others (When Used<br />
After Pronouns Or Names)<br />
Mā<br />
By Way Of, Via<br />
Maha<br />
Many<br />
Māhaku<br />
For Me, I Will<br />
Māhana<br />
For Him/Her, He/She Will<br />
Māharahara Worry, Concern<br />
Māhau<br />
For You, You Will<br />
Māhea<br />
By Which Means Of Transport<br />
Mahi<br />
Work<br />
Mahi<br />
Work, Action, Task<br />
Mahi Kāika Homework<br />
Mähita<br />
<strong>Te</strong>acher<br />
Mahiti<br />
Used Up, Gone, Consumed<br />
Mahiti<br />
Be Used Up, Consumed<br />
Mai<br />
Indicates Direction Towards The Speaker<br />
Maka<br />
Throw, Cast About<br />
Makariri<br />
Cold<br />
Māmā<br />
Easy, Light (Of Weight)<br />
Mamae<br />
Pain, Sore<br />
Manaakitaka Hospitality, The Caring Of Respecting Of<br />
Guests/People<br />
<strong>Mano</strong><br />
Thousand<br />
Marae<br />
Central Meeting Area Of Whānau, Iwi<br />
Maripi<br />
Knife<br />
Mātaki, Mātakitaki Watch<br />
Mätao<br />
Cold<br />
Matapihi<br />
Window<br />
Matikuku<br />
Nails<br />
Matikuku<br />
Finger/Toe Nails<br />
Mātiti<br />
Peg<br />
Mātou<br />
We (Three Or More People Excluding The Listener)<br />
Mātua<br />
Parents<br />
Mau<br />
Wear Be Fixed, Hold<br />
Mau(Ria)<br />
Bring, Carry<br />
Māua<br />
We (Two People Excluding The Listener)<br />
Māuiui<br />
Sick, Tired
Mauka<br />
Maumahara<br />
Me<br />
Me<br />
Mea<br />
Mēnā<br />
Meneti<br />
Mihi, Mihimihi<br />
Miraka<br />
Miriona<br />
Mō<br />
Moe<br />
Moeroa<br />
Mōhio<br />
Moni<br />
Mōrearea<br />
Moumou<br />
Mua<br />
Muri<br />
Muri<br />
Mutu<br />
Mutuka<br />
Mountain<br />
Remember<br />
Should<br />
Should, And (To Join Things)<br />
Thing<br />
If<br />
Minute<br />
Greet, Greetings, Introduce,<br />
Milk<br />
Million<br />
For<br />
Sleep<br />
Sleepy Head<br />
Know, Understand<br />
Money<br />
Dangerous<br />
Waste<br />
Before, In Front<br />
Behind<br />
Behind, After<br />
Be Finished<br />
Ending
N<br />
Nā<br />
By You (Listener)<br />
Nā Reira, Nō Reira Therefore, So Then<br />
Nā <strong>Te</strong> Mea Because<br />
Nāhana<br />
By Him/Her, He/She Did It, His/Hers<br />
Nāia<br />
Here It Is<br />
Nāianei<br />
Right Now<br />
Naki<br />
Cat<br />
Nau Mai<br />
Welcome, Come Hither<br />
Nei<br />
By Me (Speaker)<br />
Nei<br />
Really, Is That So?<br />
Niho<br />
<strong>Te</strong>eth<br />
Nō<br />
From<br />
Nō Nākuanei A Little While Ago<br />
Nō Nātahirā The Day Before Yesterday<br />
Nō Onamata A Long Time Ago (Ancient Times)<br />
Nō <strong>Te</strong> Mea Because<br />
Noa<br />
Only, Just, Merely, Free From Tapu<br />
Noa Iho, Noaiho Only, Merely, Just<br />
Noho<br />
Sit, Stay<br />
Nōnahea<br />
When (Question For When Something Happened In<br />
The Past<br />
Nui<br />
Big, Large
O<br />
Ō<br />
Ō<br />
Oho<br />
Oko Wai<br />
Ōku<br />
Oma<br />
Oma<br />
Ōna<br />
Opeope(A)<br />
Oreore<br />
Oti<br />
Oti<br />
Your (Plural)<br />
Your (Plural Possessive)<br />
Wake Up<br />
Water Bowl<br />
Mine (Plural)<br />
Run<br />
Run<br />
His/Hers (Plural)<br />
Rinse<br />
Move Around, Wriggle<br />
Be Finished, Be Completed<br />
Be Finished, Be Completed
P<br />
Pahi<br />
Bus<br />
Pai<br />
Good, Nice, Like<br />
Pai<br />
Good, Fine, Well<br />
Paihikara<br />
Bicycle<br />
Pakeke<br />
Age, Adult<br />
Panana<br />
Banana<br />
Pānui<br />
Read<br />
Pānui(Tia) Read<br />
Paoka<br />
Fork<br />
Papa Tākaro Playing Field, Park<br />
Para<br />
To Play, A Game<br />
Para<br />
Game, Play<br />
Paraihe Niho Toothbrush<br />
Paraikete Blanket<br />
Parakuihi<br />
Breakfast<br />
Parāoa<br />
Bread, Flour<br />
Pare <strong>Hū</strong>hare Bib<br />
Pārekareka Pleasing, Gratifying<br />
Paru<br />
Dirty<br />
Pata<br />
Butter<br />
Pātai<br />
Question, Ask<br />
Pāti<br />
Party<br />
Patu<br />
Hit, Club<br />
Paura<br />
Powder<br />
Paura Horoi Weruweru Washing Powder<br />
Pēhea<br />
How<br />
Pei<br />
Push<br />
Peke<br />
Jump<br />
Pēke<br />
Bag<br />
Pene<br />
Pen<br />
Pene Rākau Pencil<br />
Pene Whītau Felt Pen<br />
Penehinu<br />
Petrol<br />
Pēpi<br />
Baby<br />
Pērā<br />
Like That<br />
Pēreti<br />
Plate<br />
Pihikete<br />
Biscut<br />
Piki<br />
Climb<br />
Pine Mau/ Titi Safety Pin
Pīraki<br />
Poipoi<br />
Pono<br />
Poraka<br />
Pötiki<br />
Poto<br />
Pōua<br />
Pouaka<br />
Pouaka Whakaata<br />
Pōuri<br />
Pukapuka<br />
Puku<br />
Pūotu<br />
Pūrere Ataata<br />
Pūrere Horoi<br />
Puru(A)<br />
Puta<br />
Pūtea<br />
Putiputi<br />
Want<br />
Craddle, Rock<br />
True, Believe<br />
Jersey<br />
Youngest Child<br />
Short<br />
Grandfather<br />
Box<br />
<strong>Te</strong>levision<br />
Dark, Sad<br />
Book<br />
Stomach<br />
Sink<br />
VCR<br />
Washing Machine<br />
Put In To<br />
Appear, Emerge,Come Into Sight<br />
Washing Basket<br />
Flower
R<br />
Rā<br />
Rā Whānau<br />
Rakatira<br />
Rānui<br />
Rara<br />
Rāraki<br />
Rare<br />
Raro<br />
Raro<br />
Rātou<br />
And The Listener)<br />
Rau<br />
Rāua<br />
Listener)<br />
Rawaka<br />
Raweke<br />
Reka<br />
Rere<br />
Reri<br />
Rīhi<br />
Rikarika<br />
Rikarika<br />
Riki(Hia)<br />
Rima<br />
Rīpene Ataata<br />
Riri<br />
Roa<br />
Roko<br />
Rokoā<br />
Rokoā Pani<br />
Rorirori<br />
Roto<br />
Roto<br />
Rua<br />
Ruka<br />
Ruka<br />
Ruka<br />
Ruma<br />
Rūma Kaukau<br />
There (By Someone/Thing Else)<br />
Birthday<br />
Chief, Main, Important, Spouse<br />
Midday<br />
Bed<br />
Line<br />
Lolly<br />
Below, Underneath<br />
Below, Under (By Foot, When Preceeded By ‘Mā’)<br />
They (Three Or More People Excluding The Speaker<br />
Hundred<br />
They (Two People Excluding The Speaker And The<br />
Enough, Abundant<br />
Meddle With, Fiddle With<br />
Sweet, Delicious<br />
Fly<br />
Be Ready<br />
Dishes<br />
Arms And Hands<br />
Finger, Hand<br />
Pour<br />
Five<br />
Video Tape<br />
Angry<br />
Long<br />
Hear<br />
Medicine<br />
Ointment<br />
Stupid<br />
Inside<br />
In, Inside, Lake<br />
Two<br />
Above, On Top<br />
On, On Top, Above<br />
On, On Top, Above<br />
Room<br />
Bathroom
Rūma Moe<br />
Ruma Noho<br />
Rūpahu<br />
Rūri<br />
Bedroom<br />
Lounge<br />
A Fib, A Lie<br />
Ruler
T<br />
Taara<br />
Dollar<br />
Tae<br />
Arrive, Reach<br />
Taea<br />
Able To<br />
Taha<br />
On The Side<br />
Tahi , <strong>Kotahi</strong> One<br />
Tai<br />
Coast, Tide<br />
Taihoa<br />
Wait A Minute, In A Moment<br />
Taihoa (Ake Nei) Soon, Hold On A Minute<br />
Taina<br />
Younger Sibling Same Sex<br />
Tāina<br />
Younger Sibling, Same Sex<br />
Taka<br />
Fall Down<br />
Takahi<br />
Tread, Trample<br />
Takata<br />
Person, Man<br />
Taki<br />
Cry<br />
Tako(Hia) Take Away, Take Off<br />
Takoto<br />
Lie Down<br />
Taku, Tāku, Tōku My (Singular)<br />
Taku, Tāku, Tōku , Tāhaku My (Singular)<br />
Tama<br />
Son<br />
Tama<br />
Boy, Son<br />
Tama<br />
Boy, Son<br />
Tamāhine Daughter<br />
Tamaiti<br />
Child<br />
Tamariki<br />
Children<br />
Tana/Tōna/Tāna His/ Hers (Singular)<br />
Tāne<br />
Man, Husband<br />
Taniwha<br />
Monster<br />
Taoka<br />
Treasure, Present<br />
Tāone<br />
Town<br />
Taotao<br />
Fingers And Toes<br />
Tapu<br />
Under Restriction, Sacred, Confidential<br />
Tarau Roto Underpants<br />
Tarika<br />
Ears<br />
Tarika<br />
Ear<br />
Tata<br />
Near, Close<br />
Tatari<br />
Wait<br />
Tatau<br />
Count,<br />
Tātou<br />
We (Three Or More People<br />
Tātua<br />
Belt
Tau<br />
Tau<br />
Tāua<br />
Listener)<br />
Tāua<br />
Tauera<br />
Tauera Iti<br />
Tauira<br />
Taura Weruweru<br />
Tāuti Mai<br />
Tawhiti<br />
<strong>Te</strong><br />
Tēhea<br />
Tēhea<br />
<strong>Te</strong>kau<br />
Tënä<br />
Tënei<br />
Tēnei<br />
Tēpu<br />
Tēpu Tīni<br />
Tērā<br />
Tērā<br />
<strong>Te</strong>re<br />
<strong>Te</strong>reina<br />
Tētahi<br />
Tēti Pea<br />
Tiaki<br />
Tīhi Mākū<br />
Tika<br />
Tikaka<br />
Tiki (Tīkina)<br />
Timata<br />
Timata<br />
Tina<br />
Tipuna/Tupuna<br />
Tira<br />
Tirohia!<br />
Tïtï<br />
Titiro<br />
Tō<br />
Toa<br />
Year, Settle<br />
Sweetheart, Lover<br />
We (Two People Including The Speaker And The<br />
Grandmother<br />
Towel<br />
Flannel<br />
Examples, Models<br />
Clothes Line<br />
Welcome, Come Hither<br />
Far, Distant<br />
The (Singular)<br />
Which<br />
Which<br />
<strong>Te</strong>n<br />
That (By You/Listener)<br />
This (By Me/Speaker)<br />
This (Singular, By Speaker)<br />
Table<br />
Change Table<br />
That (Singular, By Third Person/People)<br />
That (Over There)<br />
Fast, Quick<br />
Train<br />
A<br />
<strong>Te</strong>ddy Bear<br />
Look After, Care For<br />
Nappy Wipe<br />
Right, Correct<br />
Custom, Tradition, Rule<br />
Fetch<br />
Start, Begin<br />
Start, Begin<br />
Dinner<br />
Ancestor<br />
Travelling Party/Group<br />
Look!<br />
Mutton Bird<br />
Look<br />
Your (Singular Possessive)<br />
Store, Shop
Toe<br />
Tōhi<br />
Tōhi<br />
Tohu O <strong>Te</strong> Wā<br />
Tohutohu<br />
Tōkena<br />
Tokohia<br />
Tōmuri<br />
Tōmuri<br />
Toro<br />
Toru<br />
Tou<br />
Tū<br />
Tuahine<br />
Tuāhine<br />
Tuaiwa<br />
Tuakana<br />
Tuaono<br />
Tuarima<br />
Tuarua<br />
Tuatahi<br />
Tuatoru<br />
Tuawaru<br />
Tuawhā<br />
Tuawhitu<br />
Tuhi, Tuhituhi<br />
Tūikoa<br />
Tukāne<br />
Tukeke<br />
Tuki<br />
Tuku<br />
Tūmomo<br />
Tumuaki<br />
Tumuaki<br />
Tunu<br />
Tūpato<br />
Türakawaewae<br />
Turituri<br />
Tūru<br />
Tūru<br />
Tüturu<br />
Left Over, Remaining<br />
Toast<br />
Toast<br />
<strong>Te</strong>nse Marker<br />
Instruct, <strong>Te</strong>ll<br />
Socks<br />
How Many (People)<br />
Late, Lag Behind<br />
Be Late<br />
Visit<br />
Three<br />
Still, Straight Away, Constant<br />
Stand<br />
Sister (Of A Boy)<br />
Sisters Of A Male<br />
Ninth<br />
Elder Sibling Same Sex<br />
Sixth<br />
Fith<br />
Second<br />
First<br />
Third<br />
Eighth<br />
Fourth<br />
Seventh<br />
Write<br />
Pronouns<br />
Brother (Of A Sister)<br />
Lazy, Tired, Ill<br />
Bang, Hit<br />
Release, Send, Allow<br />
Type<br />
Principal<br />
Principal<br />
Cook, Bake<br />
Carefull<br />
Home, Ancestral Place<br />
Noise, Be Quiet!<br />
Chair<br />
Chair, Seat<br />
Original, Authentic, True
U<br />
Uhi Tēpu<br />
Uhi(A)<br />
Ūkui<br />
Unu(Hia)<br />
Upoko<br />
Utu<br />
Table Cloth<br />
Cover<br />
Eraser, Wipe<br />
Take Off (Clothes)<br />
Head<br />
Cost
W<br />
Wā<br />
Time<br />
Wā Moe<br />
Sleep Time<br />
Wā Oho<br />
Wake Time<br />
Waea<br />
Phone, <strong>Te</strong>lephone<br />
Waekanui In The Middle, Between<br />
Waekanui Middle, In Between<br />
Waewae<br />
Legs And Feet<br />
Waha<br />
Mouth<br />
Wāhi<br />
Area, Place<br />
Wāhine<br />
Women<br />
Waho<br />
Outside<br />
Wai<br />
Water, Who<br />
Waiata<br />
Sing, Song<br />
Waiho<br />
Leave Alone<br />
Waka<br />
Canoe, Car (Vehicle)<br />
Wareware Be Forgotten<br />
Waru<br />
Eight<br />
Wātea<br />
Free, Clear<br />
Watua<br />
Give Away<br />
Wawe<br />
Early, Quick, Soon<br />
Wehe<br />
Leave, Depart, Separate<br />
Weruweru Clothes<br />
Whā<br />
Four<br />
Whai<br />
Follow, Pursue<br />
Whakaahua Picture, Photo<br />
Whakaaro(Hia) Think, Thought<br />
Whakaatu Show, Display<br />
Whākai<br />
Feed<br />
Whakairi(A) Hang Up<br />
Whakakoi Pene Pencil Sharpener<br />
Whakamā Embarrass, Shame<br />
Whakamaroke(Tia) To Dry<br />
Whakamau(A) Put On (Clothes/Seatbelt)<br />
Whakapapa Genealogy<br />
Whakapau Cause To Use Up<br />
Whakapuare(Hia) Open Up<br />
Whakaroko Listen<br />
Whakatā<br />
Rest<br />
Whakatakoto Cause To Lie Down
Whakataukī<br />
Whakatika<br />
Whakautu<br />
Whāki<br />
Whānau<br />
Whanauka<br />
Whara<br />
Whare<br />
Whare Kūhā<br />
Whare Pikitia<br />
Whareama<br />
Wharekūhā<br />
Wharenui<br />
Wharepaku<br />
Whārōrō(Tia)<br />
Whata Pouheni<br />
Whati<br />
Whatu<br />
Whawhai<br />
Whero<br />
Whiriwhiri<br />
Whitu<br />
Whiu<br />
Whutupaoro<br />
Wiki<br />
Wītipihiki<br />
Proverb<br />
Fix, Correct, Clean Up<br />
Answer, Respond, Reply<br />
Confess / <strong>Te</strong>ll / Reveal<br />
Family, Give Birth, Born<br />
Relation<br />
Be Hit, Be Struck, Injury<br />
House<br />
Trousers<br />
Movie Theatre<br />
Hat<br />
Trouser<br />
Meeting House<br />
Toilet<br />
Stretch Out<br />
Clothes Rack<br />
Brake<br />
Eyes<br />
Fight<br />
Red, Redden<br />
Choose<br />
Seven<br />
Throw<br />
Football, Rugby<br />
Week<br />
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