Results for kei a taautau taautau whakataetae translation from Maori to English

kei a pe
is or

ara kei a koe
you have

kei a ia nga kāri
who has the cards

tumanako kei a koe ra pai
hope you’ve been well

kei a koe he whakapapa maori
you have

0u whakaaro me o inoi kei a koe
stay strong

kei a koe aku tino mihi aroha ki mua
my prayers are with you

kei a koe watsap facebook instagram ranei
you are so beautiful

kotahi kapua ki te rangi kei a koutou
one cloud in the sky and an east wind

kei a koe ataahua parauri pokanohi omo
you have beautiful eyes

kia tino nui mo nga mea kei a koe engari ko nga mea kua ngaro
be very specific about what you have but what is missing

na kei a hura, kei a pineamine, etahi tanga o nga riwaiti
and of the levites were divisions in judah, and in benjamin.

ahakoa ra kei a koe tonu ahau; e puritia ana e koe toku ringa matau
nevertheless i am continually with thee: thou hast holden me by my right hand.

kei a koutou hoki taua pakanga i kite ra koutou ki ahau, a ka rongo nei inaianei kei ahau
having the same conflict which ye saw in me, and now hear to be in me.

kei runga i te rarangi timatanga a kapene harding leaf, e rua nga paratunu kamupene c kei a ia
katahi nā tōku mokemoke mō te kāinga

ko te wehi, ko te rua, ko te rore, kei a koe, e te tangata o te whenua
fear, and the pit, and the snare, are upon thee, o inhabitant of the earth.

kaua e mea, ka utua e ahau te kino: taria ta ihowa, a kei a ia he oranga mou
say not thou, i will recompense evil; but wait on the lord, and he shall save thee.

ko te wehi, ko te poka, ko te rore, kei a koe, e te tangata o moapa, e ai ta ihowa
fear, and the pit, and the snare, shall be upon thee, o inhabitant of moab, saith the lord.