Results for haere, haere, are atu ra melody translation from Maori to English

haere, haere, are atu ra
go, go, go away

haere haere atu ra
lie down and pass away

haere haere haere atu ra
go, go, and so on

haere atu ra e kui
hurry up

aue aue haere atu ra
boy goes away

haere atu ra ki to tatau tupuna
go to our forefathers

haere haere ki nga kingi o te po
go to the night

haere atu ra e te rangatira trev arohanui me te whanau pani
departing the chief

kua riro atu ra
rose petals

e ihoa atu ra, i nga iwi mataura
which are the other, than the nations of the waters.

kei te mihi ki ngā mate o te wā. haere, haere, haere rātou ki a rātou tātou ki a tātou tihei mauri ora
thanking the victims of the time. go, go, they go to us to our living beings

tau atu ra ki te marae e tū mai ko pariroa
aotea's boat arrived there

a ka hoatu e ahau ki te ringa o te hunga e whakatupu kino nei i a koe, i mea ra ki tou wairua, piko iho nei, kia haere atu ai matou; na kua whakatakotoria e koe tou tuara hei whenua, hei huarahi mo te hunga i haere atu ra
but i will put it into the hand of them that afflict thee; which have said to thy soul, bow down, that we may go over: and thou hast laid thy body as the ground, and as the street, to them that went over.

na ka haere mai ia ki te hipi toa e rua nei ona haona, i kitea atu ra e ahau e tu ana i te ritenga o te awa, rere atu ana ki a ia, me te weriweri katoa o tona kaha
and he came to the ram that had two horns, which i had there seen standing before the river, and ran unto him in the fury of his power.

ka haere tahi atu ra tau pononga me te kingi ki tawahi iti atu o horano: a he aha kia whakaarohia tera ki ahau e te kingi ki tenei utu nui
thy servant will go a little way over jordan with the king: and why should the king recompense it me with such a reward?

ka titiro whakamuri ahau ki te kite i a koe i muri mai i etahi atu ra
i look forward to seeing you again someday soon

ko te whenua hoki e haere atu nei koe ki reira ki te tango, ehara i te pera me te whenua o ihipa, i mahue atu ra i a koe, e whakato ai koe i tau purapura, e whakamakuku ai hoki ki tou waewae, ano he kari otaota
for the land, whither thou goest in to possess it, is not as the land of egypt, from whence ye came out, where thou sowedst thy seed, and wateredst it with thy foot, as a garden of herbs:

ko te mihi tuatahi ki te atua, tēnā koutou ko te mihi tuarua ki te kingi māori a pōtatau te wherowhero, rire rire hau paimārire ko te mihi tuatoru ki te whare e tū nei, tēnā koe ko te mihi tuawha ki te papa e takoto nei, tēnā koe ko te mihi tuarima ki te hunga mate, haere, haere, haere atu rā ko te mihi whakamutunga ki te hunga ora tēnā tātou katoa.
first thank god, thank you second thanks to the king maori bob the red red, the third greeting to the upcoming house, thank you the fourth greeting on the floor where you lie, you're fifth to the dead, go, go and go away the last thank you to the living people that's all of us.

ko taua mohio ano tenei i mea atu ra ki nga tamariki a iharaira, ma te atua e whakaara ake he poropiti mo koutou i roto i o koutou teina, he penei me ahau
this is that moses, which said unto the children of israel, a prophet shall the lord your god raise up unto you of your brethren, like unto me; him shall ye hear.

na ka mea ia, kua tangohia atu ra e koutou aku atua i hanga ai, me te tohunga, a kua haere atu; a he aha atu ano taku? he aha hoki kia ki mai koutou ki ahau, he aha tau
and he said, ye have taken away my gods which i made, and the priest, and ye are gone away: and what have i more? and what is this that ye say unto me, what aileth thee?