51 Maori words every New Zealander should know. Aotearoa.

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51 Maori words

every New Zealander should know

Aotearoa

aroha

awa

haka

hāngi

hapū

hīkoi

hui

iti

iwi

kai

karakia

kaumatua

kauri

kiwi

koha

kōhanga reo

mahi

mana

manuhiri

Māori

marae

maunga

moa

moana

motu

nui

Pākehā

pounamu

puku

rangatira

taihoa

tama

tamāhine

tamariki

tāne

tangi

taonga

tapu

te reo Māori

tipunatupuna

tuatara

wahine

wai

waiata

waka

whaikōrero

whakapapa

whānau

whenua

51 Maori words

with English translations

Aotearoa(New Zealand, long white cloud)

arohalove

awariver

haka dance

hāngi traditional feast

prepared in earth oven

hapū clan, subtribe,

to be born

hīkoiwalk

huigathering, meeting

itismall

iwitribe

kaifood

karakiaprayer

kaumatuaelder

kaurilarge native conifer

kiwinative flightless bird

kohagift (usually money)

given by guest to host

kōhanga reolanguage nest

Maori immersion pre-school

mahiwork or activity

manaprestige or reputation

manuhiriguests, visitors

Māoriindigenous inhabitants

of New Zealand

maraethe area of formal

discourse in front of meeting house, or applied to whole marae complex

maungamountain

moaextinct large flightless

bird

moanasea

motuisland

nuilarge, many, big

pāhill fort

PākehāNew Zealander of

non-Maori descent, usually European

pounamugreenstone, jade

pukubelly, stomach

rangatiraperson of chiefly rank,

boss

taihoato delay, to wait

tamason, young man,

youth

tamāhinedaughter

tamarikichildren

tāneman, husband

tangifuneral

taongatreasured

possessions

tapusacred, not to be touched, taboo

te reo Māorithe Māori language

tipunatupunaancestor

tuataralizard like reptile

wahinewoman, wife

waiwater

waiatasong or chant

wakacanoe

whaikōrerospeechmaking

whakapapagenealogy

whānauextended family

whenualand, homeland

English only

(New Zealand, long white cloud)

love

river

dance

traditional feast prepared in earth

oven

clan, subtribe, to be born

walk

gathering, meeting

small

tribe

food

prayer

elder

large native conifer

native flightless bird

gift (usually money)given by guest to host

language nestMaori immersion

pre-school

work or activity

prestige or reputation

guests, visitors

indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand

the area of formal discourse in front of meeting house, or applied to whole marae complex

mountain

extinct large flightless bird

sea

island

large, many, big

hill fort

New Zealander of non-Maori descent, usually European

greenstone, jade

belly, stomach

person of chiefly rank, boss

to delay, to wait

son, young man, youth

daughter

children

man, husband

funeral

treasured possessions

sacred, not to be touched, taboo

the Māori language

ancestor

lizard like reptile

woman, wife

water

song or chant

canoe

speechmaking

genealogy

extended family

land, homeland

Maori with delayed display of

English translation

Aotearoa(New Zealand, long white cloud)

arohalove

awariver

haka dance

hāngi traditional feast

prepared in earth oven

hapū clan, subtribe, to be born

hīkoiwalk

huigathering, meeting

itismall

iwitribe

kaifood

karakiaprayer

kaumatuaelder

kaurilarge native conifer

kiwinative flightless bird

kohagift (usually money)given by guest to host

kōhanga reolanguage nestMaori immersion pre-school

mahiwork or activity

manaprestige or reputation

manuhiriguests, visitors

Māoriindigenous inhabitants of New Zealand

maraethe area of formal discourse in front of meeting house, or applied to whole marae complex

maungamountain

moaextinct large flightless

bird

moanasea

motuisland

nuilarge, many, big

pāhill fort

PākehāNew Zealander of non-Maori descent, usually European

pounamugreenstone, jade

pukubelly, stomach

rangatiraperson of chiefly rank,

boss

taihoato delay, to wait

tamason, young man, youth

tamāhinedaughter

tamarikichildren

tāneman, husband

tangifuneral

taongatreasured possessions

tapusacred, not to be touched, taboo

te reo Māorithe Māori language

tipunatupuna

ancestor

tuataralizard like reptile

wahinewoman, wife

waiwater

waiatasong or chant

wakacanoe

whaikōrerospeechmaking

whakapapagenealogy

whānauextended family

whenualand, homeland

English with delayed display of

Maori translation

Aotearoa(New Zealand, long white cloud)

arohalove

awariver

haka dance

hāngi traditional feast

prepared in earth oven

hapū clan, subtribe, to be born

hīkoiwalk

huigathering, meeting

itismall

iwitribe

kaifood

karakiaprayer

kaumatuaelder

kaurilarge native conifer

kiwinative flightless bird

kohagift (usually money)given by guest to host

kōhanga reolanguage nestMaori immersion pre-school

mahiwork or activity

manaprestige or reputation

manuhiriguests, visitors

Māoriindigenous inhabitants of New Zealand

maraethe area of formal discourse in front of meeting house, or applied to whole marae complex

maungamountain

moaextinct large flightless

bird

moanasea

motuisland

nuilarge, many, big

pāhill fort

PākehāNew Zealander of non-Maori descent, usually European

pounamugreenstone, jade

pukubelly, stomach

rangatiraperson of chiefly rank,

boss

taihoato delay, to wait

tamason, young man, youth

tamāhinedaughter

tamarikichildren

tāneman, husband

tangifuneral

taongatreasured possessions

tapusacred, not to be touched, taboo

te reo Māorithe Māori language

tipunatupuna

ancestor

tuataralizard like reptile

wahinewoman, wife

waiwater

waiatasong or chant

wakacanoe

whaikōrerospeechmaking

whakapapagenealogy

whānauextended family

whenualand, homeland

Two words

with English translation

for competition

awa aroha love

motu moanasea

haka hui dance

hapū hāngi clan, subtribe,

to be born

mahi manawork or activity

iwi awariver

kai hīkoi food

hāngi hui traditional feast

prepared in earth oven

hīkoi hangi

walk

iwi huigathering, meeting

iti iwismall

karakia kaumatuaprayer

koha managift (usually money) given by guest to

host

motu maungamountain

motu moaisland

puku pounamugreenstone, jade

puku pabelly, stomach

tama taihoato delay, to wait

tāne tamaman, husband

taonga tangifuneral

taonga taputreasured possessions

tapu tāne sacred, not to be touched, taboo

wai wakawater

waiata wakasong or chant

tama wakacanoe

whakapapa whaikōrerospeechmaking

whakapapa whānau

genealogy

whānau wahineextended family

whenua whānau

land, homeland

Maori word and picture

Aotearoa

aroha

awa

haka

hāngi

hapū

hīkoi                                              

hui

iti

iwi

kai

karakia

kaumatua

kauri

kiwi

koha

kōhanga reo

mahi

mana

manuhiri

Māori

marae

maunga

moa

moana

motu

nui

Pākehā

pounamu

puku

rangatira

taihoa

tama

tamāhine

tamariki

tāne

tangi

taonga

tapu

te reo Māori

tipunatupuna

tuatara

wahine

wai

waiata

waka

whaikōrero

whakapapa

whānau

whenua

Picture with delayed word in Maori

Aotearoa

aroha

awa

haka

hāngi

hapū

hīkoi                                              

hui

iti

iwi

kai

karakia

kaumatua

kauri

kiwi

koha

kōhanga reo

mahi

mana

manuhiri

Māori

marae

maunga

moa

moana

motu

nui

Pākehā

pounamu

puku

rangatira

taihoa

tama

tamāhine

tamariki

tāne

tangi

taonga

tapu

te reo Māori

tipunatupuna

tuatara

wahine

wai

waiata

waka

whaikōrero

whakapapa

whānau

whenua