The Complete English–Maori Dictionary
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The Complete English–Maori Dictionary

Bruce Biggs

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The Complete English–Maori Dictionary

Bruce Biggs

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Compiled by a renowned linguist and expert in New Zealand's Maori language, this dictionary was designed as a comprehensive finder list. Incorporating words from leading dictionaries from the colonial periods as well as contemporary Maori words, this handy introduction to the language includes more than 15, 000 headwords—each of which may have several Maori equivalents. First published in 1981, this updated edition offers an authoritative snapshot into an indigenous culture.

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sabbath haapati (Eng.).
sack (bag) peeke (Eng.).
sacrament haakarameta (Eng.).
sacred puri, tapu.
sacred ceremony whakairi.
sacred fire and rite related to Taane ahi tumuwhenua.
sacred food takiura.
sacred food for conciliating an atua amonga.
sacred mound used in rites ahu.
sacred oven tukupara.
sacred oven in connection with crops tungitungi.
sacred place ahumairangi, turuma, tuuaahu, tuuhinapoo.
sacred place for food for gods manea.
sacred place for performing ceremony ahurewa.
sacredness rongomaiwhiti.
sacrifice raupanga, whakahere.
sacrifice of a human victim raukakai.
Sacrum tiki.
sad auwhi, kiwa, kiwakiwa, maanuka, manatu, matapoouri, ngongo, poouri, tiwhatiwha.
sad, very hinapoouri.
sadden whakapaahi.
saddle nohoanga, tera.
saddle between peaks of mountain nonoti.
saddle of a hill taarua, tarahanga.
saddle or dip in a ridge taawhatitanga.
saddleback purourou, puurourou, tiaki, tiieke, tiieke rere, tiiraueke, tiirauweke, tiiraweke.
sadness hinapoouri, matapoorehu, matarehu.
safe ora.
safeguard maru, whakawehi.
sag taaporepore, taawharu, tapore.
sag under a weight wheoro.
sagacious puumahara.
sagging awai, kowhana, pingawi, pingawingawi, pitawitawi.
sail, a heera (Eng.), komaru, mamaru, pere, raa, raawhara.
sail, to rere.
sail along the shore haumiri.
sail close to the wind ngongo.
sail of a canoe raawhara, whakawhiti.
sail together in a fleet kariri.
sailing before the wind aronui.
sailing vessel kaipuke maaori.
sailor heramana (Eng.).
saliva haaware, hauare, hauware, huhare, paraki, tuwhare.
saliva, full of haawareware.
salt kurutai, kurutaitai, tote (Eng.).
salt, tasting of maataitai.
salutation hariruu (Eng.), maanawa, mihi.
salute hariruu (Eng.), mihi, tangi.
salute by pressing noses together hongi, matamata rongo.
Samoa Haamoa (Eng.).
Samolus repens maakoako.
sand one, onepuu, taahoru.
sand, reddish pumiceous onerua.
sand hopper moowhiiwhiti, moowhiti, potipoti.
sand louse ngengeti.
sandal kopa, korehe, paarekereke.
sandal and legging combined rohe.
sandal made of a single layer of flax kuara.
sandal made of Cordyline parawai, takitahi.
sandal made of flax paaengaenga, paaraerae, paarahirahi.
sandalwood, New Zealand taaiko.
sandbank matataahuna, ranga, taahuna.
sandfly namu, ongaonga.
sandfly, small white tuiau.
sandhill taahuahua, taipuu.
sandspit tuupahipahi.
sandstone keho.
sandstone for grinding stone tootara, tunaeke.
sandstone used for grinding greenstone taranui.
sandstone used in grinding hooanga.
sandstone used in grinding, coarse hooanga matanui.
sandstone used in grinding, fine hooanga matarehu.
sandstone used to cut greenstone mania.
sandy loam oneharuru.
sanitary napkin kooree.
sap pia, tae, tahe, tarawai.
sapless kaimaaoa, kaimaaoka.
sapling kaho, kahuri, kohuri, koohurihuri, koohuru, maahuri.
sapling, kauri koare.
sappy huutororee.
sapwood taitea.
Sardinia neopilcharda mohimohi.
sat upon, be nohoia, noohia.
satchel kopa, taakopa.
satiated ora, puunaunau.
satisfaction maanawa, mokori, oranga, utu, wanea.
satisfaction, express one’s whakakaitoa.
satisfaction, insist on takarita.
satisfaction, seek or obtain puretumu.
satisfactory pai.
satisfied maaha, manawa reka, manemanea, naa, ngaa, ngata, ora, rauru, tina, toka, upa, wanea.
satisfied with food maakona, whiu.
satisfy whakanaa, whakaupa.
satisfy an obligation whakahei.
satisfying nanea.
saturate toopuni.
Saturday Haatarei (Eng.).
saucepan hoopane (En...

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