Ngā kupu whakamārama
A
ahi hinu primus
arataki to lead
H
hārapa gallop
haurārangi simple sentence
hēmi hames (two pieces of iron that are fastened to the collar around the horse's neck to which the chains hauling the waggon are attached. )
hūka hook
hutihuti scoot, move fast
I
iāri yard
K
kakau handle (of tool)
kara collar
karawhaea scarifier, scarify
kāta cart
kati girthstrap
kaupoi cowboy
kikokiko flesh
kīwha disc (farm implement)
kōhiwi brow of hill
kōhutu to scoop or ladle
koura gold
M
maka throw, toss
mārō hard
mātaotao cold
mirimiri to rub
moka far end
N
nā tata tonu recently
O
ono to plant, sow
P
pāhihi passenger
pākete bucket
pākoro storage shed
paraire bridle
parareka potato
parau plough
pātito eruption or sore
pēkena bacon
pēke rākau large sack
pēre bail (where cows stand in milking shed to be milked)
piki climb
pōkia flock to, overcrowd
pōhi fence post
porohita ring, circle
R
rae forehead
rakaraka harrow
rata tame
T
tangata kikokiko close friend
tāpōrena oilskin
tāpuke bury
tera saddle
terei sledge
tia to steer
tikotiko defecate
tīni chain
toru ngā rā i taha three days went by
tuki to rush (e.g. of bull or cow)
tūparaka lame
U
ūkui wipe off
W
wākena wagon
whakangā to rest
whakakaupapa to assemble
whakapeke to hide whakapurei to race (of horses)
whakapuru saddle-cloth
whaki pluck, snap off
whero rump