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maranga - to arise; to get up

Maranga, v.i. 1. Rise up from a recumbent position. Katahi a Maui ka maranga ake i roto i te riu o te waka (T. 20). ‖ ranga (i).

2. Arise from sleep. “He awatea tenei maranga, korero.” Ka maranga te taua nei (T. 201).

3. Be raised, pulled up. Ehara, e maranga mai ana te pou ra, ka taka te tangata ra (T. 35).

4. Be set, raised, as a sail. Ehara, maranga to te ihu, to waenga, me to te kei (T. 70).

5. Be lifted, taken up out of the ground, of crops. Hauhakea ana nga kai, te marangatanga mai e waru nga rau (T. 114).

6. Begin, of work, etc. Mo apopo te maranga ai te ko, te tukari ranei.—Ka maranga te teka, ara te karakia (T. 162).

mārangaranga, v.i. Bob up and down. Tenei te ruru te koukou mai nei, kihai i mahitihiti, kihai i marangaranga te upoko nui o te ruru (M. 62).

Williams Dictionary

Me maranga!
You should get up!
Simple sentences: you should - me

Maranga mai ai au ia rā, ia rā i te whitu karaka.
I always get up every day at seven o'clock.
Habitual action - ai

Maranga!
Get up!
Commands using the passive - Tāpirihia, Tīkina...

Maranga mai!
Get up!
Commands using the passive - Tāpirihia, Tīkina...

Kātahi anō te whānau nei ka maranga.
The family has just woken up.
Has just... - kātahi anō...

Kua maranga mai a Nikau.
Nikau has got up.

I maranga au.
I got up.

Kia maranga ake au, ka whakapuare ai au i te matapihi o tōku rūma moe.
When I get up, I always open my bedroom window.

Kaua e maranga!
Don’t get up!

Kia kama tā kōrua haere ki te moe, kia kama ai tā kōrua maranga i te awatea.
Go to sleep quickly so that you may get up quickly in the morning.

Maranga mai ai au ia rā, ia rā i te whitu karaka
I get up every day at seven o’clock

Kia maranga ake au, ka whakapuare ai au i te matapihi o tooku ruuma moe
When I get up, I always open my bedroom window

Maranga ake ana au, whakapuare kau ana au i te matapihi
When I get up, I open the window

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