MAORI

MAORI


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Once Were Warriors folk
Once Were Warriors people
The Piano extra
Whale Rider extra
Whale Rider people
A language of New Zealand
About 10% of New Zealanders
Aotearoa native
Aotearoa people
Auckland aborigine
Aucklander
Austronesian language
Certain New Zealander
Cook Island native
Cook Islands folk
Culture depicted in Whale Rider
Early New Zealander
Haka dancers of New Zealand
In New Zealand
Indigenous Kiwi
Indigenous New Zealander
Indigenous New Zealanders
Indigenous people of New Zealand
Kapa haka dancer
Kiri Te Kanawa
Kiwi Polynesian
Kiwi from New Zealand
Kiwi tongue?
Language akin to Tahitian
Language from which kiwi comes
Language from which mako comes
Language in Polynesia
Language known to native speakers as te reo
Language of New Zealand
Language related to Hawaiian
Language related to Tahitian
Language spoken in The Piano
Language that gave us kiwi
Language that gave us mako
Language that gave us the word kiwi
Language that gave us the words mako and moa
Language that gives us kiwi
Language whos name means native
Language whose name means normal
Like many people in Whale Rider
Like the word kiwi
Many Cook Islanders
N.Z. aborigine
N.Z. native
N.Z. natives
Native Kiwi
Native New Zealander
Native New Zealanders
Native encountered by Captain Cook
Native from New Zealand
Natives encountered by explorer James Cook
Natives of the land known as Aotearoa
New Zealand Polynesian
New Zealand aborigine
New Zealand aborigines
New Zealand ethnic
New Zealand language
New Zealand minority
New Zealand native
New Zealand natives
New Zealand tongue
New Zealand tribesman
New Zealander
New Zealander of Polynesian descent
Ngaio Marshs extraction
Oceanian original
One of Polynesian-Melanesian descent
Pacific people whose most famous musical instrument is a wooden trumpet called the putorino
People of New Zealand
Polynesian
Polynesian New Zealander
Polynesian language
Polynesian language of New Zealand
Polynesian native
Polynesian people
Polynesian tongue
Singer Te Kanawa is one
Soprano Te Kanawa is one
They greet each other by pressing their noses together
Tiki carver of New Zealand
Aborigine of New Zealand.
Native of New Zealand.
Native of Auckland.
New Zealand clansman.
Native of N. Z.
Aborigine from down under.
Large-statured Polynesian.
One of New Zealand's citizens.
Aborigine of Auckland.
Relative of a Polynesian.
Aborigine from Wellington.
Citizen of N. Z.
N. Z. native.
Polynesian language of N. Z.
Native of North Island.
Pacific islander
N.Z. tribesman.
Polynesian aborigine.
Soprano Kanawa is one
N.Z. Polynesian
New Zealand aboriginal
Polynesian skilled in tattooing
Down Under aborigine
Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa is one
Rainbow fish
A New Zealander
Hapu member
The rainbow fish
N.Z. Polynesian native
New Zealand denizen
Polynesian native of N.Z.
Otago native
New Zealand minority member
A Polynesian tongue
Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa, e.g.
Kiri Te Kanawa, for one
Aucklander, maybe
In New Zealand, it means normal
Much-tattooed people
Native Kiwis
Indigenous people known for their tattoos
Most Cook Islanders
Official New Zealand language besides English
Like about 15% of New Zealanders
An official language of New Zealand
Source of the word kiwi
Language of Polynesia
Like the haka dance, in origin
Polynesian aboriginal
Aboriginal New Zealander
Native of New Zealand and the Cook Islands
I roam
Travel around, beginning to identify Polynesian language
One with force reflected about love for language
Native of Aotearoa
Indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand
I walk up to a New Zealander
Mum takes gold kiwi back from New Zealand
I wander around as antipodean
Moira goes out with New Zealander
New Zealand settler
Haka dancers
One of New Zealands official languages
Disneys Moana was translated into it
Cook Islands language
I ramble when flipping over tongue
I travel to the North from South Island, perhaps
Antipodean's choice between parent and setter?
I ramble, rolling tongue
Native islander to wander around on island
Wander over island, one in NZ
Treaty of Waitangi signer
Language in which the Internal Revenue Department is known as Te Tari Taake
Cultural group that uses the haka as a challenge or ceremonial dance
Haka dancer, maybe
New Zealander chairman oddly missing train
Original New Zealander
Language in which kia ora is a greeting
Language heard in Wellington and Auckland
Like one in six New Zealanders, ethnically
Help
Chuck out smelly creature coming up with tail held down
Flower in prominent position? Nothing revolutionary about that
Farm animals
New Zealander's rejected account of travels?
I travel uphill to find native
A member of the people living in New Zealand and the Cook Islands since before the arrival of European settlers
People who call New Zealand Aotearoa
In which aroha means love
Language in which New Zealands Whirimako Black often sings
Language in which Moana means ocean
Language in which "hello" is "kia ora"
Like ta moko and the haka
Language in which New Zealand is called Aotearoa
Official language in New Zealand
Polynesian descendant, international, to wander around
Haka dance performers
Tikis origin
Language of a haka chant
The word ikiwi/i, e.g.
Language youll most likely hear on the forthcoming Moana 2 soundtrack
Polynesian communist state
People that call New Zealand "Aotearoa"
Roam around with leading indigenous Polynesian




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