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99 Cards in this Set

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ahuatanga

Nature, form

ara

path, track, road

ariki

paramount, chief, lord

aroha

love, kindness, compassion

haka

war dance

hakari

feast

hangi

earth oven

hapa

error, transgression

hapu

sub-tribe, descendants, pregnant

hikoi

peaceful, walk

hoko

sell

hongi

greet, press noses

hui

assembly, gathering, meeting

iho

heart, essence

iwi

tribe, bone

kaimoana

seafood

kainga

home, place of residence

kaiwhakako

teacher

kaitiaki

keeper, guard, guardian, minder

kapa haka

group of action song performers

karakia

prayer, incantation

karanga

call, ritual high-pitched call of welcome by women

kaumatua

male elder

kaupapa

plan, principle, philosophy

kawa

protocol, etiquette

kawanatanga

governor, governance

kete

flax basket

kohanga reo

language nest

korero

talk, speech, history, story

kotahitanga

unification

kuia

female elder

kumara

sweet potato

kupapa

Maori who fought on side of the Crown

mana

authority, power, prestige, psychic force

manaaki

hospitality, help, care for

manuhiri

visitors, guests

maori

normal, natural

marae

courtyard in front of meeting house

matauranga

knowledge, learning

matou

we, us

mauri

life force

mihi

greet, formal speech of welcome

moa

extinct fightless bird

moana

sea, ocean

moko

tattoo

moluhake

discrete, separate, independant

nga

the (plural)

nga, ngai, ngati

tribal prefixes, descendants of

noa

common, without sanctity or tapu

nohu

sit, stay

pa

barrier fortification

pahua

invasion

Pakeha

white man, European, imaginary beings with fair skin

pakeke

Elder

patu

club, beat, kill, defeat

poi

flax ball on string used in posture dances

potiki

youngest child

pou

pillar, post

poupou

carved posts inside meeting house

powhiri

formal welcome to a marae

pupuri

hold, retain

rahui

prohibition, closed season

rangatahi

youth, adolescents

rangatira

chief

rangatiratanga

chieftainship

ringa wera

hot hands, cooks

rohe

boundary

rongoa

medicine, Maori medicinal plants

ruanga

council, assembly

taiaha

longstaff weapon

tukutai

seashore

tangata

man, human, person

tangi (hanga)

cry, weep, funeral

taonga

treasure, possession, gift

tapu

sacred, prohibited, unclean

taurira

student

tauiwi

strange tribe, foreigner

te

the (singular)

tikanga

custom, rules

tiki

carving of human form

tohunga

priest, expert, shaman, sorcerer

toi

origin, source of mankind

tonu

continue, persist

uku

clay

utu

payment, compensation, revenge

wahi

place, location, area

wai

water

waiata

song, chant

waka

vessel, canoe

waka ama

outrigger racing canoe

wanaga

lore, occult knowledge, learning

whaikorero

speech in reply to formal welcome

whakairo

carve, carving

whakapapa

geaneology

whanau

birth, offspring, extended family

wharenui

big house, meeting house

wharepuni

dwelling house, meeting house

whawhai

fight, struggle

whenua

land, afterbirth, earth, country