The word this week is: whakatā (far-car-taa) to relax, take breath, catch breath, take a break. Kei te whakatā nga tauira, kua mutu mō whakamātautau. Take a break students, your exams have finished. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by...Read more
The word this week is: whakararu (far-car-ra-roo) (roll your r’s on the ra and roo) – to confuse, disturb, bother! Kei te whakararu nga tamariki i aku mama! The children are bothering their mama! Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the...Read more
The word this week is : whiri(a) – braid, plait. I whiria nga makawae o te kotiro e ana mama. The girl’s hair was braided by her mama. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s maori staff. ...Read more
Manawatū researchers, learn more about searching, managing and keeping up to date with the literature; managing your research data; publishing; and measuring your publication impact. Manawatū Library is running a series of six Researcher...Read more
The word this week is : whakaako (far-car-are-core) – teach. Ka whakaako au i te tuitui ki a koe. I will teach you to sew. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s maori staff. ...Read more
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