He kupu hei āwhina
A | |
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Airangi | Ireland |
aka | vines |
āmai | ocean swells |
ara whakatere | voyaging routes |
awa kōpaka | glacier |
E | |
ehara tonu | including |
H | |
hāwaiwai | irrigation |
Horomanga | Bank's Peninsula |
huakanga | archaeology, archaeological |
huanga kai | crops |
huarere | weather |
I | |
īnanga | bamboo |
K | |
kaipōkai tūārangi | astronaut |
kairērere | long jumper |
kōpae pokapū | tropics |
M | |
mahere whakatere | voyaging routes |
Māhutonga | Southern Cross |
marēria | malaria |
mātauranga tikanga tangata | anthropology |
mātara | obsidian |
moko pītau-ira | DNA |
mōrearea | dangerous |
moutere māminga | mystery island |
N | |
naku | strips |
niu | coconut |
nukanuka | technique |
O | |
otaota mānu | debris |
P | |
pari pōhatu | quarry |
pironga | target |
pōkai(tia) | 1. rolled up; 2. surrounded |
pūtiki | 1. (to) knot; 2. (to) lash, tie |
R | |
rauara | pandanus |
raurau | thatching |
rūnā | steer |
T | |
taiōpuru | King |
tapairu | queen |
tapatapa-ātiu | north-west |
taipūwhenuatanga | colonialism |
taratahi | isolated |
tatū | 1. arrived; 2. settled |
tiaki | 1. care for; 2. preserve |
tumu kōrero | historian |
tukurua | replica |
W | |
weu | fibre |
whena | stable, strong |