W.A.L.T: Translate These Maori Words Into English.
Maori English
Aue
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Alas
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Ahakoa
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Though / although
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ahau
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Me / I
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Ahiahi
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Afternoon
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Ahua
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Feelings
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Aitua
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Accident disaster
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Ako
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Learn
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Akonga
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Students
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Akoranga
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thing that is taught or learnt
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Aku
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My / mine
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Ana
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It
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Anake
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Only / alone
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Anei
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Here / by me
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Ano
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Again, also
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Ao
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World, dawn, cloud
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Aorangi
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Planet
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Āpōpō
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Tomorrow
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Āporo
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Apple
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Arahi
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Lead, guide
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Arai
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Curtain, to screen off, block
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Ariki
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Chief, leader
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Ata
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morning, shadow gently, carefully, deliberately
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Ataahua
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Beautiful
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Atawhai
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To show kindness towards someone
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Atea
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Open space, outer space
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Atua
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God
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Aua
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I don't know
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Auahi
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Smoke
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Awangawanga
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Concerns
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Auau
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Bark, or howl
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Awatea
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daylight
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Awhina
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To help
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E hara
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Negative used for nominal sentences, as in: He kurī tērā. Ehara tērā i te kurī. Ko Mere tēnei. Ehara tēnā i a Mere. ehara Exclamation: Sure enough, without a doubt.
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Eke
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Climb up, get into
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Enei
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these, near me plural of tēnei
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Engari
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but, on the contrary
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Etahi
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some, plural of tētehi
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Haaerere
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to wander, roam
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Haerenga
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journey
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Haina
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to sign a letter or document
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Hakari
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feast
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Hakinakina
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Sports
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Hamama
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To yell or shout
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Hangai
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traditional earth oven
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Hangarau
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technology
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Haparangi
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to shout, baw
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Hapu
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Subtribe, or pregnant
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Harakeke
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Flax
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Haramai
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Come welcome.
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Haere mai
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Come welcome.
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Harikoa
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Happy
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haruru
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A heavy sound
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Hariru
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Meet.
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