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197 Cards in this Set

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Ngeru

Cat

Matakitaki

To watch

Tumahi

Verbs

Whakarongo

Listen

Kohete

Scold

Tangi

To cry/weep

Takato

To lie down

Mahi

To work

Waiata

To sing

To stand

Moe

To sleep

Kai

To eat

Panui

To read

Tuhituhi

To write

Kanikani

To dance

Oma

Run

Iri

To suspend/hang up

Tākaro

To play

Ako

To learn

Inu

To drink

Kato

To pluck

Whana

To kick

Piki

To climb

Peita

To paint

Pakipaki

To clap

Tuhituhi

To draw

Katakata

To laugh

Titiro

To look

Kihi

To kiss

Kauho

To swim

Noho

Sit/remain

Tunu

Cook

Hīkoi

Walk

Tūawhi

Hug

Menemene

Smile

Tatari

Wait

Whai

Chase/follow

Rere

Flow (water)

Huna

Hide

Paihikara

To bike/cycle

Hi ika

To fish

Maroke

To dry

Peke

To jump

Akomanga

Classroom

Tupapa

Bench/counter

Ngahere

Bush/forest

Kāpata

Cupboard

Ruma

Room

koroua

Old man/elderly male

Waka

Car

Hou

New

Miraka

Milk

Parāoa

Bread

Kite

Bag

Peke

Bag

Miti

Meat

Arani

Orange (fruit)

Key

Kari

Card

Rorohiko

Computer

Tarau

Pants

Hāte

Shirt

Kapu

Cup

Patara wai

Water bottle

Pepa

Paper

Paepae

Plates

Paru

Dirty

Mā

Clean/white

Pakaru

Broken

Turu

Chair

Rarereka

Lolly/sweet

Kakahu

Clothes

Koti

Coat

Mōwhiti

Glasses

Tītaora

Tea towel

Taora

Towel

Rangatira

Boss

Tawhito

Old

Karaehe

Drinking glass

Whāka

Fork (cutlery)

Pūnu

Spoon

Māripi

Knife

Riwai

Potato

Tīkera

Kettle

Roa

Long

Manu

Bird

Maramara riwai

Potato chips

Ipu para

Rubbish bin

Kuri

Dog

Iti

Small

Toa

Shop

Hoko

Shop/sell

Pihi kete

Biscuit

Papamā

Whiteboard

Rare

Lolly/sweet

Reka

Yummy

Pikitea

Picture

Pāke

Adult

Ātahu

To charm/bewitch/enchant

Kari

Card

Patai

Question

Hari

Dance/sing/be delighted

Toiere

To sing

Homai

Give to me

Hoatu

Give to someone

Tangohia

To take

Whakahokia

To put back

Tāku

Mine

Taku

My

Pōtae

Hat

Tāu

Your

Tana

His/her

Anei

Here it is/here/here they are

Tuakana

Elder sibling (of same sex)

Tēina

Younger sibling (same sex)

Mokopuna

Grandchild, descendant

Kuia

Grandmother, elder woman

Te mātāmua

The elder sibling

Te potiki

The youngest sibling

Whero

Red

Parauri

Brown

Mangu

Black

Kikorangi

Blue

Karaka

Orange

Kowhai

Yellow

Karera

Light green

Pounamu

Dark green

Kākāriki

Green

Waiporoporo

Purple

Māwhero

Pink

Moemoeā

To dream, have a vision

Ngenge

Tired/worn out

Pukumahi

Busy

Kaha tonu

Still strong

Pērā tonu

Still the same

Pukuriri

Angry

Tino ora

Extremely well, very well

Kotiro

Girl

Tama

Boy

Tamariki

Child

Engari

On the contrary

Nei

Here (locative) [tēnei]

Hapori

Kinship, section of a group

Hiki

Lift, raise, carry

Ināianei

Now, present, at this time

Haumānia

Stratford Plateau

Poua

Fix, implant, establish

Tāmoremore

Free from obstruction

Hāhi

Church

Mōhio

To know, understand, comprehend

Kaupapa

Topic, policy, matter of discussion

Piki

Support, assist

Mua

Front

Muri

Back

Pikinga

Climb, ascend

Wera

Burn

Korokoro

Throat

Maroke

Dry

Māra

Garden

Kokoiawa

Rivers (Taranaki iwi)

Tohu

Sign, symbol, signifier

Heke

Migrate, move off, fall, drip

Koirā

'There it is', that is it, consequently

Pakehe

Grown up, matured, harsh

Aronga

Focus, interest, purpose

Tīmata

Start, begin

Kaititotito

Composer, songwriter

Tai pari

High tide

Tai timu

Low tide

Manea

Places not visited, spiritual assoc. (taranaki)

Uri

Kin, descendents

Raukotahi

Ancestors one carries with them

Iho

From above, downwards, umbilical cord

Hapai

To take up, shoulder, support

Tuku

To release, let go, give up

Mauri tau

Deliberate, without anxiety

Inoi

Beg, request, petition, pray

Whakatopatopa

Command, domineering

Whakaputa

To begin, to come put, cause to emerge

Rito

To grow

Heheua

Swipe clean

Whakama

Embarrassed, shy, insufficient

Tauiwi

Non māori people. Non indigenous New Zealanders.

Ngakau

Heart

Hanga

To build

Tīhi

Cheese

Kiore

Rat

Whai

Chase

Ngau

Bite

Kau

Cow

Tuki

To attack

Miraka

To milk

Kohete

To scold, tell off

Kōrito

Blonde

Whakakai

Earrings

Karu

Eye

Makawe

Hair