to hug, embrace, haere rā, Hana, awhi, e noho, to help, āwhina, awhi, hāereere, ērā, to be embraced (pass - awhi + tia), hāmipēka, awhitia, awhi, haere, sit down, engari, haerenga, awhitia, e noho, Stand up!, awhitia, e tū, ēnei, Hana, exclamation: sure enough, without a doubt; not, ēnā, ehara, haka, eke, to embark, get onto; riding, engari, hāereere, hāmipēka, eke, those, near you (plural of tēnā), ēnā, e tū, hanawiti, Hana, these, near me (plural of tēnei), Haere mai!, haka, Hakihea, ēnei, but, hāmipēka, hamarara, engari, awhitia, those (over there), āwhina, ērā, e tū, hākari, go, come, Haere mai!, ēnā, haere, hāmipēka, Welcome! Come here!, awhitia, hāereere, Haere mai!, engari, goodbye to people going, haere rā, hamarara, Haere mai!, haerenga, to wander, roam, hāereere, ēnā, awhitia, hākari, journey (n); travel (v), haerenga, hanga, ērā, engari, to perform traditional dance; haka, a traditional dance, war dance, eke, haki, Hakihea, haka, feast, ehara, hākari, hamarara, hanawiti, flag, engari, ēnā, haka, haki, December, engari, Hakihea, hamarara, hanawiti, umbrella, awhitia, e noho, hamarara, ēnā, hamburger, e noho, āwhina, Hakihea, hāmipēka, Santa Claus, Father Christmas, hākari, Hana, e noho, ehara, sandwich, haki, hanawiti, eke, e noho, to build, erect, make (v); construction, practice (n), hanga, hanawiti, e noho, Haere mai!

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