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Mahi Ngahau

Entertainment unit for Levels 1-3 NCEA te reo Māori

TermDefinition
hiringa Perseverance, energy, inspiration, determination
whakamataku Frightening, scary, terrible; To frighten, scare
mīharo Marvellous, amazing
rawe Excellent, good, pleasant
mahira Inquisitive, curious
pākiki Questioning, curious, probing
rerekē Different, unusual, abnormal
kino bad
Whai tikanga Important, meaningful, pivotal
whakakata Funny, humorous
heahea Foolish, silly, crazy
mānawa… It was lucky that/It’s heart-warming that…
hē kē atu To get worse, worsen, deteriorate
Nā wai i hē, kātahi ka tino hē kē atu It’s going from bad to worse.
He pai ake Better than
He nui ake Bigger than
He kino atu Worse than
Ki ōku nei whakaaro In my opinion
Ki au nei To me
Manohi anō On the other hand
engari But, rather, on the contrary
otirā But, indeed
waihoki Furthermore, likewise, in addition
hōhonu Deep, profound
hōhā Annoying, boring, irksome
maumahara To remember, recall, reminisce
waiata song
toikupu poetry, poem
kiriata film, movie
whakaari Drama, play
pukapuka book
"Ka pu te ruha ka hao te rangatahi" "As a old net withers another is remade" When an elder is no longer fit to lead, a healthier leader will stand in his place.
He pai ki ahau te... I like the
He tino pai ki ahau te... I really like the
He kino ki ahau te... I hate the
He tino kino ki ahau te... I really hate the
whakaaro To think; idea, opinion
whakapono To believe, to trust
raruraru Problem, conflict
whakatika To correct; solution
aituā Disaster, accident
pēnei like this
pēnā like that (nearby)
pērā like that (yonder)
Created by: whaea_abby
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