☰
☰

On-line Te Reo Māori Dictionary

Look up a word:


Results for 'waitara'

Waitara (i), n. Project or scheme of a fanciful or difficult nature. Kua rite i ahau a taua korero waitara nei (Pi. 175, 5).

whakawaitara, a. — Kete whakawaitara, an ornamental basket.

Williams Dictionary

Waitara (ii), n. Hail. Called also ua waitara. Ka puta te whaitiri, te uira, te hau, te ua o te rangi, te ua waitara.

Williams Dictionary

Kāore i te waitara.
It's not hailing.
Negations of the past and present tense (I was not working, I am not working) - Kāore... i te...

Kei te waitara.
It's hailing.

#107: The children are eating, however their food is not healthy
#79: I went to the shop in order to buy food
#172: The bad big wolf
#72: Where were the children?
#108: We're off to see the wizard because of the wonderful things he does
#141: In the time of the ancestors
Explore Māori Grammar! | Play our Māori word game! | Learn with our Māori flashcards!