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Te Aka Māori-English, English-Māori Dictionary and Index

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Realizations (111)

Shift	Language	Lexeme	Source		Target	Page
#621	Mandaic	halṣa	hips, loins	→	middle	122
#3573	Mandaic	halṣa	hip	—	hips, loins	122
#385	Mandaic	halṣa	hip	—	back	122
#1007	Maori	rā	sun	—	day
#3690	Maori	kōmaru	sun	—	sail (n.)
#3690	Maori	rā	sun	—	sail (of a canoe)
#3251	Maori	wiki	Sunday	↔	week
#34	Maori	whakarongo	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#3704	Maori	pāpara	father	—	uncle (father's brother)
#4131	Maori	heahea	foolish, stupid	—	insane, crazy
#4137	Maori	nganga	hail	—	stone (of fruit), seed
#4381	Maori	hua	fruit	—	egg
#2981	Maori	koroiti	small, unimportant, little, minute, tiny, diminutive, petite, trivial, insignificant	→	little finger, little toe
#856	Maori	marama	moon	→	month
#5051	Maori	pōua	grandfather	—	old person, elderly man
#7275	Maori	Rā	sacred, holy	→	Sunday
#7274	Maori	to horoi	to wash	→	Saturday
#7431	Maori	raro	(location) the bottom, the underside, under	→	(location) the north
#2741	Maori	rangi	sky	—	day
#1840	Maori	rangi	sky	—	weather
#1656	Maori	rangi	day	—	weather
#3680	Maori	mea	to do, deal with, make, use	—	to speak
#6372	Maori	mea	to do	—	to make, create
#8092	Maori	angaanga	shell (of mollusc)	—	skull, head
#933	Maori	tāne	man (male)	—	husband
#3221	Maori	ariki	paramount chief, high chief, chieftain, lord, leader, aristocrat, first-born in a high ranking family - qualities of a leader is a concern for the integrity and prosperity of the people, the land, the language and other cultural treasures (e.g. oratory and song poetry), and an aggressive and sustained response to outside forces that may threaten these	→	Lord - a name for God
#2641	Maori	matikara	finger, toe	→	handspan - traditional measurement from the thumb to the little finger of a spread hand
#8093	Maori	kōnui	thumb	→	thumb width - traditional measurement from the tip to the knuckle of the thumb
#8094	Maori	koromatua	chief, mayor	—	thumb, big toe
#993	Maori	mātau	to know, acquainted with	—	to understand
#993	Maori	mōhio	to know	—	to understand, realise, comprehend, recognise
#993	Maori	aweko	to be knowing	—	to be understanding
#574	Maori	tama	boy	—	son
#8095	Maori	ihupuku	inexperienced person, greenhorn, rookie, trainee, apprentice, learner	—	New Zealand fur seal
#2107	Maori	hiko	lightning	→	electricity
#8096	Maori	hua	to flower, bloom, blossom	→	to be full (of the moon)
#2017	Maori	kite	to see, perceive	→	to find, discover, detect
#2714	Maori	ate	liver	—	location of emotions
#2714	Maori	mahamaha	liver	←	inner emotions, seat of emotions
#6	Maori	mahara	to think about, consider	—	to remember, recollect, bear in mind, know
#8097	Maori	mahara	recollection, thought, memory, reasoning	—	spleen (anat.)
#4412	Maori	mahara	to bear in mind, know	—	to remember, recollect
#8058	Maori	manatu	to be homesick, anxious, sad	—	to remember, bear in mind, keep in mind, heed
#4363	Maori	reo	voice	—	language
#4362	Maori	reo	voice	—	sound
#8098	Maori	pākau	wing (of a bird, army, building, etc.).	—	gully fern, Pneumatopteris pennigera - tufted native ground fern, sometimes forming a short thin trunk
#1829	Maori	pākau	wing	→	wing of a building
#1184	Maori	pākau	wing	→	flank (military)
#5788	Maori	pākau	wing	—	shoulder-blade, scapula
#8099	Maori	pākau	wing	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#8100	Maori	paihau	wing (of a bird, sports team, etc.)	—	beard - usually in the plural
#1343	Maori	paihau	wing	—	wing fin
#163	Maori	whakahoki	to take back, return, give back, receive (tennis, etc.), put back	→	to answer, reply, respond
#975	Maori	hinga	to fall, fall over, lose, knock down	→	to be defeated, killed, outdone, beaten, fallen over, overcome, smitten; loss, fall, defeat, death
#8101	Maori	hinga	to fall, fall over, lose, knock down	—	to be defeated, killed, outdone, beaten, fallen over, overcome, smitten
#8102	Maori	horo	to slip, fall, crumble down	→	to fall, taken (of a pā, fortified village), captured (of a fortress, etc.).
#1171	Maori	manawa	heart	—	heart (seat of affections)
#8103	Maori	manawa	heart	—	patience
#8104	Maori	manawa	heart	—	breath
#8019	Maori	kōhiwi	corpse	—	skeleton
#8105	Maori	kōhiwi	corpse	—	hull (of a canoe)
#1550	Maori	kōhiwi	corpse	—	trunk (of a tree)
#8090	Maori	purei	to play (intr.)	→	to play (theater, movie)
#8081	Maori	popoki	cover, lid	→	knee-cap
#8109	Maori	aihe	short-beaked common dolphin, Delphinus delphis	→	butterfly stroke
#8110	Maori	mate	disease	—	death
#211	Maori	ata	shadow	—	reflection (in the mirror, water)
#5756	Maori	au	mist, fog	—	smoke
#5760	Maori	au	mist, fog	—	cloud
#8111	Maori	au	cloud	—	smoke
#3675	Maori	kupu	word	—	saying, talk, message
#5339	Maori	rino	iron, steel	→	metal
#966	Maori	wahine	woman	—	wife
#2691	Maori	kiore	house mouse (Mus musculus)	—	rat, Rattus exulans - also used for the larger brown Norway rat or pouhawaiki (Rattus norvegicus), the black ship rat (Rattus rattus)
#1118	Maori	matikuku	nail (body part)	—	claw
#1203	Maori	matikuku	nail (body part)	—	hoof
#8113	Maori	māngai	mouth	→	spokesperson, speaker, representative, orator, agent, delegate, consul
#482	Maori	māngai	mouth	→	muzzle, barrel (of a gun)
#6581	Maori	kawa	sour	—	acid
#3103	Maori	kawa	bitter	—	sour
#5775	Maori	kōpere	bow (weapon)	→	bow, fiddlestick
#1457	Maori	kōpere	bow (weapon)	—	rainbow
#8114	Maori	pōrangi	to search for, seek	—	be insane, mad, crazy, mentally ill, deranged, beside oneself, headstrong, hurried, stupid
#904	Maori	hau	air	—	wind, breeze
#8127	Maori	ū	female breast	—	udder
#8321	Maori	puku	stomach	—	intestines
#5224	Syriac	ylwd, ylwdˀ	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)	192
#4375	Maori	inoi	to beg	→	to pray
#8494	Mandaic	ḳly	to burn	→	to destroy, to ruin	413
#445	Maori	kanohi	face	—	eye, eyesight, sight
#7509	Maori	waka	boat, canoe	→	airplane
#9617	Maori	rārangi	line, row	→	queue
#9690	Maori	kōhinu	petroleum, oil	→	petrol, gasoline (motor fuel)
#9690	Maori	penehīni	petroleum, oil	—	petrol, gasoline (motor fuel)
#9708	Maori	kō	to dig	→	petroleum, oil
#9794	Maori	pū	tube, pipe	→	gun, firearm, musket
#9811	Maori	ngāwari	to be soft	—	to be easy
#9825	Maori	ate	liver	→	calf of a leg
#9842	Maori	whānau	to give birth	→	to lay egg
#9877	Maori	pā	to touch	—	to strike, hit
#9923	Maori	hua	egg	—	spawn, roe
#1610	Maori	tenga	craw (of bird)	→	Adam's apple
#4060	Maori	matua	grown-up, adult	→	chief, boss
#10414	Maori	pākehakeha, pakepakehā	mythical, human like being, with fair skin and hair who possessed canoes made of reeds which changed magically into sailing vessels	→	person of the Caucasian race
#10435	Maori	waro	coal	—	charcoal
#10438	Maori	waro	coal / charcoal	→	carbon
#2372	Maori	rā	day	→	24 hours
#2371	Maori	pō	night	→	24 hours
#10444	Maori	wai	water	→	hydrogen
#10607	Maori	rongo	to hear	→	sense of hearing
#5040	Maori	kakau	stalk (of a plant)	—	handle (of a tool)