Results for te huringa o te tai translation from Maori to English

te huringa o te rangi
tide change

te pito o te
the end of ao

te mahi o te ra
i tenei whare

te motu o te ao"
the island

te karu o te whakatihi
the eye of the earth

te mana, o te tangata
of power, and of men, and of the earth

te ingoa o te whanau
what is the name of the marae

o te wa
congratulations on the occasion

kai o te ata
lunch

ara o te kinga
thought

arohanui o te whanau
loving family

ngā mihi o te ahiahi.
good evening.

tena tatou o te whanau
greetings to the family

enei o te taha enei o te taha
these are the

na ka mea ia, he pono ka hoki mai ano ahau ki a koe a te huringa mai ano o te wa; a ka whai tama tau wahine, a hara. na ka rongo atu a hara i te kuwaha o te teneti, i muri i a ia
and he said, i will certainly return unto thee according to the time of life; and, lo, sarah thy wife shall have a son. and sarah heard it in the tent door, which was behind him.

a, ka puta atu ki tetahi wahi, he tai papakirua, ka whakaekea te kaipuke; a titi tonu te ihu, mau tonu, ko te kei i pakaru i te kaha o te ngaru
and falling into a place where two seas met, they ran the ship aground; and the forepart stuck fast, and remained unmoveable, but the hinder part was broken with the violence of the waves.

e whakaatu ana te mahere mahere whenua i te huarahi i kawea e ngāti toa i te tonga ki te tai kapiti me te rohe o poneke i te 1820. ko te waahanga tuatahi o te haerenga, ki taranaki, i kiia ko te heke tahutahuahi (ko te heke o te rama ahi). ko te waahanga tuarua, mai i taranaki ki poneke, ka kiia ko te heke tātaramoa (te heke o te ngahere raakau). ko te haerenga katoa i kiia ko te heke mai i raro (ko te heke mai i te raki).
this map shows the route taken by ngāti toa in their journey south to the kapiti coast and the wellington region in the 1820s. the first part of the journey, to taranaki, was called te heke tahutahuahi (the fire lighting migration). the second part, from taranaki to wellington, was called te heke tātaramoa (the bramble bush migration). the entire journey was called te heke mai i raro (the migration from the north).