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Ariki
Hangi
Hapu
Hongi
Hui
Iwi
Mana
Marae
Mere
Moko
Pa
Pakeha
Powhiri
Runanga
Tangata whenua
Tangi
Tangihanga
Tohunga
Utu
Waiata
Whanau
Whare
Whare wananga
Whenua
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chief of noble birth, priest
earth oven
subdivision of a tribe, or sub tribe
a greeting, by the pressing of noses
gathering together of people for discussion, or to socialise
a tribe which traces descent from a common ancestor or ancestors
prestige, authority, power or psychic force
sacred meeting place, situated within a village
a short weapon usually made of whalebone, wood or greenstone
tattoo, which can be either on the face, arms, thighs or buttocks
a village; settlement or fortified area of a tribe or sub-tribe
European person (traders, settlers, missionaries...)
a welcoming ceremony
tribal or public assembly, conference, council
Literally, a person of the land or people belonging to a tribal region; hosts as distinct from visitors
to weep, grieve, mourn or cry
a ceremony of mourning
a healer or a priest ; an expert in traditional lore
revenge, recompense, reward; retribution in battle to the death
song ; to chant or to sing
lit - to be born or to give birth. Family or an extended family
A house, or a dwelling
A university, or a learning place
literally - afterbirth; land, ground, earth, a country
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