Tena Kotou Tena kotou Tena Kotou Katoa
That is one short greeting of the Maori language!
Maoris live in New Zealand but do have a different culture to the New Zealanders
Maoris have darker skin
The word Haka is Maori which you may of seen the New Zealand Rugby team perform the haka
Maoris travelled to new Zealand in a canoe type boat called a waka
In New Zealand we have a treaty with the maori people called the "Treaty of Waitangi" so that we can share the land with the maori fairly
The first Moari believed to have discovered New Zealand was a man named 'Kope'.
Maori names for Wellington include:"Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui" (the head of Maui's fish)"Te Whanganui-a-Tara" (the great harbour of Tara)Pōneke
Moa is the Maori name for the large extinct flightless bird.
Oh yes, you are unlikely to see an All Black rugby team without one ! (The National Rugby team of New Zealand are the All Blacks, and very good rugby players they are, as good as any.) Before the match the All Blacks perform the Haka, a Moari war dance.
I am from New Zealand and we speak English so the answer to that would be sister., but if you ment in moari then there is multiple meaning which arehēhita(loan) (noun) sister (member of a women's religious order).Matariki(noun) Pleiades, The Seven Sisterstuahine(noun) sister or female cousin (of a male). Kei te mirimiri a Māmā i te tinana o tona tamāhine, o taku tuahinehoki (HP wh19).Mum was massaging the body of her daughter, who was also my sister.auwahine(noun) sister-in-law (of a man).taina(noun) younger brother (of a male), younger sister (of a female), cousin (of same gender from a junior branch of the family). Nā taku taina, nā Rihimona Whaanga, au i whakaako ki te kauhoe (HP wh20).My junior cousin, Rihimona Whaanga, taught me to swim. See also http://wiki.answers.com/index.cfm?wordID=7892.tāina(noun) younger brothers (of a male), younger sisters (of a female), cousins (of same gender from a more junior branch of the family).teina(noun) younger brother (of a male), younger sister (of a female), cousin (of the same gender) of a junior line, junior relative. See also http://wiki.answers.com/index.cfm?wordID=7136.tēina(noun) younger brothers (of a male), younger sisters (of a female), cousins (of the same gender) of a junior line, junior relatives.I hoped this helped!
1-100 in moari = -99
dat is realy meaannn of u
Is how you say team work in moari tīma mahi
There is no such thing as the moari. If you are talking about the Maori, they et kiwis.
the moari people came from the polynesians or it called i love the islands pukana by JTT
Ireland
canous
Parauri or Pakaka
lekiawhia
Moari
The MOARI people set out from the POLYNESIANS and they came to aotearoa new zealand by canoes or in moari waka''s
Which Moari word do you need translated ? Not that I can speak Moari, but until you post the word you need....