
Taku reo kahika, he reo rere ihoTaku reo kahika, he reo kāmehameha

Ahurangi (noun) pure of heart
Ka taea te rire-o-ngā-rangi e te hunga ahurangi. The pure of heart shall attain the heights of heaven.
Pīkako (noun) ear wax
E kī katoa ana tō taringa I te pīkako. Your ear is all full of wax.
Wātena (noun) warden;māori
He maha ngā wā e taea ana e ngā wātena ki te awhina atu I ngā tatou taitamariki. Māori Wardens are often in a position of power and able to help our youths.
Kaiwhakaaweawe (noun) match maker
Ko ngā tāngata e kimihia ana he hoa-paruhi me to atu ki tētahi kaiwhakaaweawe. People who are looking for their perfect partner may wish to visit a match maker.
Piha (noun) butcher
Ko te maripi a te piha he maripi tino koi rawa atu. A butcher’s knife is a very sharp knife indeed.
Haere ki rahaki! (interjection) Get out of the way!
Kīa atu ēnā kia haere ki rahaki! Kei te pōrearea noa iho te tū mai i konā. They were told to get out of the way because they’re just a nuisance standing there.
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Maniapoto Māori Trust Board is privileged to have supported Te Nehenehenui Tribal Festival 2019 and look forward to seeing more kaupapa such as this in the near future.
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