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82 Cards in this Set

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ate

liver

hope

hip

ihu

nose

kaki

neck

kanohi

face

karu

eye

kopiro

intestines

korokoro

throat

kuha

thigh

manawa

heart

matimati

toes/fingers

paparinga

cheek

pito

navel

poho

chest

pokohiwi

shoulder

pukahukahu

lungs

puku

stomach

rae

forehead

ringaringa

arm/hand

roro

brain

takihi

kidney

tara

vagina

taringa

ear

tinana

body

tuke

elbow

turi

knee

u

breast

upoko

head

ure

penis

waewae

leg/feet

waha

mouth

whare tangata

womb/uterus

whekau

internal organs/entrails

hauora

health/wellbeing

hinengaro

mind/thought/intellect

hinengaro haua

intellectually handicapped

hauora hinengaro

mental health

huango

asthma/breathing difficulty

kaka/tutae/teko

faeces

manawatu

heart attack

manawahe

heart failure

mate

death/sick (very unwell)

mate huka

diabetes

mate marama

menstrual cycle

mate powaowao

psychotic

mate pouri

depression

mate pukupuku

cancer

mate takihi

kidney disease

mimi

urine

patero

pass wind/flatulence

mate porangi

mentally unwell

tangata whaiora

patient seeking wellness

toto

blood

marae

land complex owned by tangata whenua usually housing the wharenui and other relevant buildings

marae atea

land in front of the wharenui

wharenui

big house - traditionally holding carvings and art depicting tribal history

urupa

cemetery

kainga

home address

wharekai

dining house

whare mate

house where the dead lie in state

whare paku

toilet

atua

god

awhi

caring or nurturing

hapu

subtribe




OR




pregnant

hara

breach of tapu




offence or sin

hakari

to have a feast

haukai

feast (noun)

himene

hymn

hine-nui-te-po

atua/god - the great lady of the night or goddess of death

hui

meeting or gathering with a purpose




assemble

iwi

tribe

iwi katoa

everyone/all tribes/society

iwi whenua

indigenous people

karakia

incantation or prayer

kaupapa

topic/agenda/programme/matter for discussion

koha

gift/something precious/donation

mana

a person's strength or integrity that gives them authority to lead

makutu

to be cursed

manaaki

to take care/cherish/protect

mana whenua

people of the land


territorial rights


power from the land

mauri

life force


spark of life

nga hau e wha

four winds influencing patient's health journey - racism, colonisation, migration, marginalisation