Definition of manuhiri in English:

manuhiri

noun ˈmanəhɪri

A visitor or guest, especially someone visiting a Maori meeting house.
they will welcome manuhiri from far and wide
Example sentencesExamples
- We simply offer our manuhiri (guests) a cup of tea and chance to 'be'.
- They were laying down a powerful wero, a challenge to the visiting manuhiri.
- The tapu (sacredness) must be lifted from the manuhiri (visitors) before one can enter.
- The behaviour, abuse, and intimidation of manuhiri and visitors by a minority of extremists was regrettable.
- The men will provide a spectacle as they transport their manuhiri back to the central city.
- We seem to be able to countenance policy ideas for tangata whenua that we would never find acceptable for manuhiri.
- I apologise to members of this House and the manuhiri who attended at Te Tii Marae.
- A 'karanga' is the call sent out by a woman who stands at the front of the marae calling the manuhiri (visitors) onto the marae.
- The marae welcomes both overnight visitors (manuhiri) as well as those who come just for the concert and the hangi.
- They came carrying 500 loaves to feed their manuhiri - their visitors who were their invaders.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Maori.

单词	manuhiri
释义	Definition of manuhiri in English: manuhiri noun ˈmanəhɪri NZ A visitor or guest, especially someone visiting a Maori meeting house. they will welcome manuhiri from far and wide Example sentencesExamples We simply offer our manuhiri (guests) a cup of tea and chance to 'be'. They were laying down a powerful wero, a challenge to the visiting manuhiri. The tapu (sacredness) must be lifted from the manuhiri (visitors) before one can enter. The behaviour, abuse, and intimidation of manuhiri and visitors by a minority of extremists was regrettable. The men will provide a spectacle as they transport their manuhiri back to the central city. We seem to be able to countenance policy ideas for tangata whenua that we would never find acceptable for manuhiri. I apologise to members of this House and the manuhiri who attended at Te Tii Marae. A 'karanga' is the call sent out by a woman who stands at the front of the marae calling the manuhiri (visitors) onto the marae. The marae welcomes both overnight visitors (manuhiri) as well as those who come just for the concert and the hangi. They came carrying 500 loaves to feed their manuhiri - their visitors who were their invaders. Origin Mid 19th century: Maori.
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