Maori is the lonely and insociable Toa Kyria of Sonics who possesses the essence of Makuta Naokio fused to his body.
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| - Maori is the lonely and insociable Toa Kyria of Sonics who possesses the essence of Makuta Naokio fused to his body.
- The Maori Tribe of New Zealand are a tribe who share lands with the settlers descended from the English. Over 25% of New Zealand's population are descended from this tribe. Their language is still alive and is official alongside English and New Zealand Sign Language.
- Die Maori, auch Māori genannt und geschrieben, wenn mal namentlich erwähnt, sind ein indigenes Volk Neuseelands, gehören aber den Polynesiern an. Ihre Vorfahren sind vermutlich, wie die Moriori auch, irgendwann und in mehreren Wellen, von den Gesellschaftsspielinseln und Cookinseln oder auch von irgendwo anders kommend, eingewandert. Sie sprechen Englisch, aber manchmal auch die Sprache Maori. Lesen oder Schreiben können sie in beiden Fällen aber nicht.
- "E te iwi e, Haere mai!" Maori had inhabited New Zealand before the Europeans came, and are currently living here. They arrived in Wakas (or large canoes), it is believed around 1200 AD. Their language is Polynesian and they call it Te Reo Maori, the Maori voice. This is also the name of their tv network. Auckland is known as Tamaki Makaurau. Battle-lover-hundred i.e. Battle of 100 lovers, it appears the favourable position on the isthmus was much fought over. It is also maori-ized as Akarana. There is a small Maori Wikipedia. Jan. 2014.
- Maori divine genealogies married couples in successive generations (male line of descent) descendants of god Pu-hao-rani, by +Rani-nui-a-monoa/-auanoa the wife of Toi 1 married couples in successive generations -- p. 213 Hawai>ian comparative Hellenic comparative (p. 197) miscellaneous comparative John White: The Ancient History of the Maori, his Mythology and Traditions. Vol. VI. Wellington, 1890. HD = Pukui & Elbert: Hawaiian Dictionary. Honolulu, 1971. GM = Robert Graves: The Greek Myths. 1955. Hawai>ian comparative married couples in successive generations (male lines of descent) -- 9:1 Haw[ai>ian];
- Christopher Brynner had a tattoo of a Maori tribal pattern on his arm when he was in high school and in the United States Army. (DS9 episode: "Past Tense, Part I", ST short story: "The Immortality Blues") In the 23rd century, the Museum of the South Pacific held many artifacts of ancient Maori culture in its collections. (TOS novel: Strangers from the Sky) The Speaker of the Council in 2269 was a male of Maori descent. (TOS novel: Prime Directive) In 2383, Jake Sisko and Azeni Korena visited Te Papa, which had an exhibition about the Maori on display. (ST - Typhon Pact novel: Raise the Dawn)
- File:188651 176141305765992 137706062942850 405825 5468415 n-1.jpg Three bestfriends, who are currently in highschool, surrounded by a school full of no music, became inspired to start a band,; becoming the diferent ones from everybody else. Not giving a damn about what people say. By playing original pieces and covers of music, we hope to inspire others as well. Other than our goal to change people in many inspirational ways, we also enjoy having fun, and expressing how we feel, through song. By just writing about the challenges of life as they experience them firsthand their songs are catchy and send a message. Maori hopes to make many friends as they continue along their journey in the music world. At such a young age they are starting to develop into a great band. Improving day by day
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| - File:188651 176141305765992 137706062942850 405825 5468415 n-1.jpg Three bestfriends, who are currently in highschool, surrounded by a school full of no music, became inspired to start a band,; becoming the diferent ones from everybody else. Not giving a damn about what people say. By playing original pieces and covers of music, we hope to inspire others as well. Other than our goal to change people in many inspirational ways, we also enjoy having fun, and expressing how we feel, through song. By just writing about the challenges of life as they experience them firsthand their songs are catchy and send a message. Maori hopes to make many friends as they continue along their journey in the music world. At such a young age they are starting to develop into a great band. Improving day by day to bring new music to your ears. Soon Maori's first EP will be released for all of our fans to listen to and enjoy!
- "E te iwi e, Haere mai!" Maori had inhabited New Zealand before the Europeans came, and are currently living here. They arrived in Wakas (or large canoes), it is believed around 1200 AD. Their language is Polynesian and they call it Te Reo Maori, the Maori voice. This is also the name of their tv network. Auckland is known as Tamaki Makaurau. Battle-lover-hundred i.e. Battle of 100 lovers, it appears the favourable position on the isthmus was much fought over. It is also maori-ized as Akarana. The name for NZ, Aotearoa, is interpreted as the Land of the long white cloud, but this is not 100% certain to be the meaning. The maori also call themselves tangata whenua - people of the land. Whenua is pronounced "fen-oo-a", but on the Cook Islands (Kuki Airan) as fenua. There is a small Maori Wikipedia. Jan. 2014.
- Maori is the lonely and insociable Toa Kyria of Sonics who possesses the essence of Makuta Naokio fused to his body.
- Christopher Brynner had a tattoo of a Maori tribal pattern on his arm when he was in high school and in the United States Army. (DS9 episode: "Past Tense, Part I", ST short story: "The Immortality Blues") In the 23rd century, the Museum of the South Pacific held many artifacts of ancient Maori culture in its collections. (TOS novel: Strangers from the Sky) The Speaker of the Council in 2269 was a male of Maori descent. (TOS novel: Prime Directive) Quint Freedman could trace his ancestry back to the Maori and grew up in a reservation on Earth along side others with that shared ancestry. (TNG video game: Away Team) In 2383, Jake Sisko and Azeni Korena visited Te Papa, which had an exhibition about the Maori on display. (ST - Typhon Pact novel: Raise the Dawn)
- The Maori Tribe of New Zealand are a tribe who share lands with the settlers descended from the English. Over 25% of New Zealand's population are descended from this tribe. Their language is still alive and is official alongside English and New Zealand Sign Language.
- Die Maori, auch Māori genannt und geschrieben, wenn mal namentlich erwähnt, sind ein indigenes Volk Neuseelands, gehören aber den Polynesiern an. Ihre Vorfahren sind vermutlich, wie die Moriori auch, irgendwann und in mehreren Wellen, von den Gesellschaftsspielinseln und Cookinseln oder auch von irgendwo anders kommend, eingewandert. Sie sprechen Englisch, aber manchmal auch die Sprache Maori. Lesen oder Schreiben können sie in beiden Fällen aber nicht.
- Maori divine genealogies married couples in successive generations (male line of descent) descendants of god Pu-hao-rani, by +Rani-nui-a-monoa/-auanoa the wife of Toi 1 married couples in successive generations -- p. 213 Hawai>ian comparative Hellenic comparative (p. 197) miscellaneous comparative John White: The Ancient History of the Maori, his Mythology and Traditions. Vol. VI. Wellington, 1890. HD = Pukui & Elbert: Hawaiian Dictionary. Honolulu, 1971. GM = Robert Graves: The Greek Myths. 1955. Hawai>ian comparative married couples in successive generations (male lines of descent) -- 9:1 further married couples in successive generations (male lines of descent) -- 9:1 John White: The Ancient History of the Maori. his Mythology and Traditions. Vols. 9-10. U. of Waikato, 2001. Vol. IX = MS 75, B18 & B24. Vol. X = Micro 447, MS 75, B20 & B24. [cited by volume:MS-page] HM = Martha Beckwith: Hawaiian Mythology. Yale U. Pr, 1940. Haw[ai>ian];
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