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Riringi

To pour

Tapahi

To cut/ chop

Whakahoki

To reply, take back, return

Huaki

To open

Whai

Chase/ pursue

Tuhituhi

Write

Mātakitaki

Watch

Here

Tie

Hiki

Lift

Tahitahi

Sweep

Ngau

Bite

Whāngai

Feed

Kati

Close

Taraiwa

Drive

Tūtaki

To meet and greet

Whawhai

To fight

Kei te aha?

What is someone doing?

Aha

What