- word 'iwi as both 'bone' and 'tribal people'. Most
formal orations (or
whaikōrero)
begin with the "nasal"
expression -
Tihei Mauriora! This is translated...
- for its
metaphorical poetry and prose,
often in the form of karakia,
whaikōrero,
whakapapa and karanga, and in
performing arts such as mōteatea, waiata...
- Tū
track listing No.
Title Length 1. "
Whaikōrero" 1:36 2. "Rū Ana Te Whenua" 5:33 3. "Holding My Breath" 4:35 4. "Raupatu" 3:39 5. "Kai Tangata" 6:37 6...
- his work in the
areas of the
revitalisation of the Māori
language and
whaikorero (Māori oratory). He is a
Fellow of the
Royal Society Te Apārangi. He graduated...
- whole. Its
primary function is to
serve as a
venue for the
teaching of
whaikōrero (oratory), Māori
language and culture, and
important ceremonies for distinguished...
- results. In this form they did not
exist in the old m****cripts nor in the
whaikorero of
learned men. Bits and
pieces there were. Kupe was and is known, in...
-
tikanga Māori (practices) at
Waikato University and a
cultural authority on
whaikōrero (oratory),
whakapapa (genealogy) and
karakia (prayers and incantations)...
- journalism, broadcasting, directing, acting, set design, theatre, poetry, and
whaikōrero. Muru was
awarded the Te Tohu
Aroha mō Te
Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu...
-
Traditional Māori
aspects of the
funeral included kaikaranga,
waiata and
whaikōrero, and were
accordant to the
practices of the mana
whenua of each funeral...
-
revenge (in Māori, payment, response, answer) wāhi tapu:
sacred site
whaikōrero:
oratory whakapapa:
genealogy waiata: song wairua:
spirit For a list of...
