MIT «HARAKEKE» VERWANDTE WÖRTER IM WÖRTERBUCH ENGLISCH
harakeke
house
florist
farm
flowers
tikanga
creations
facts
phormium
tenax
evergreen
perennial
plant
native
zealand
norfolk
island
that
important
fibre
popular
ornamental
grows
clump
long
straplike
leaves
metres
from
which
harakeke
flax
department
conservation
canterbury
conservancy
published
christchurch
plants
where
about
show
cases
world
role
played
life
traditions
maori
unique
wharariki
information
sheets
landcare
research
zealanders
would
fail
recognise
most
distinctive
principal
weaving
many
weavers
named
encyclopedia
represents
whānau
family
thought
rito
child
protectively
surrounded
awhi
parents
city
libraries
genus
leaf
while
linum
bast
comes
stem
vineyard
upper
moutere
nelson
owned
hectare
winery
small
because
believe
importance
hands
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «HARAKEKE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
harakeke in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
harakeke im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Insect pests and diseases of
Harakeke
Harakeke or N.Z. flax is home to many insects; in the right conditions their feeding can inflict considerable damage on the plants, and allow the introduction of diseases.
2
Tikanga Māori: Living by Māori Values
Thus for weavers there are special rules for the care of harakeke (flax) plants, for
cutting harakeke, preparing the strips needed for some baskets and mats, and for
clearing the green material away from a leaf in order to reveal the white fibres ...
Hirini Moko Mead, Sidney M. Mead, 2003
miro strands rolled into a cord mohua Mohoua ochrocephala, yellow-headed
bush canary muka prepared fibre of harakeke mukatl prepared fibre of Cordyline
species neinei Dracophyllum latifolium, a shrub nga hau e wha the four winds ...
Miriama Evans, Ranui Ngarimu, 2005
4
Classic New Zealand Mountain Bike Rides
After 2 km, you'll reach a Y-intersection — veer 5km left past tne Harakeke Forest
sign. If you veer right, you will not pass Go. You will not collect $200. You will go
directly to jaiL Carry on for 500 metres and park near the locked gate.
The name of the battle, Pü-harakeke-tapu, is recalled in a place name at
Brooklands Lagoon, near the mouth of the Waimakariri River. In presenting the
bodies to his enemies with these careful words, Maru was seeking to impose an ...
Te Maire Tau, Atholl Anderson, 2008
6
Ngoingoi Pēwhairangi: A Remarkable Life
He pü harakeke As a generous couple with a reputation for looking after their
workers and for often taking on workers with little or no knowledge of the work, it
would come as no surprise that, in 1952, they were called on by a relative to ...
Dextral—Harakeke strips pointing to the right. Harakeke – Phormium tenax, also
known as New Zealand Flax. Kete-hand bag Nga mokopuna- many
grandchildren, next generation. Nga- many Phormium tenax—A rhizome related
to the lily ...
Margaret Rose Ngawaka, 2013
8
The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions
Nawai a ka kaumatua nga tamariki nga tama a Marutuahu, ka tae mai te tahi
kakahu tatara (ara he haronga kia Nga-puhi) he mea hanga ki te harakeke
Whara-riki, ka kite te iwi ra, ka whakapai ki tera harakeke, i hanga ai taua kakahu
tatara, ...
9
Indigenous Educational Models for Contemporary Practice: In ...
Tiakina te whanau pa harakeke (Look after the flax bush whanau) Tiakina a
Rangi raua ko Papa (Look after Rangi and Papa) Tiakina toawa (Look afteryour
river) Tiakina tomaunga (Look after your mountain) Tiakina towhanau (Look
afteryour ...
Maenette K.P. A Benham, Joanne Elizabet Cooper, 2000
10
Expanding Notions of Assessment for Learning: Inside Science ...
The following day when discussing their plans of action for making their masks,
Maia had replaced string with harakeke (flax). Ellie asked him why he had
changed his strap material. Maia replied, “because it is more stretchy than string
and it ...
Bronwen Cowie, Judy Moreland, Kathrin Otrel-Cass, 2013
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «HARAKEKE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
harakeke im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Devil in the detail for developer Alan Trent's new town
It is being developed by Harakeke 2105 Ltd, of which Trent is the sole shareholder. An artist's impression of proposed apartment's in Alan's ... «The Nelson Mail, Jul 15»
Developer Alan Trent proposes new 180-hectare community for …
It is being developed by Harakeke 2015 Ltd. The Company's Office lists Trent and Carsten Buschkuhle of Lippstadt Germany as directors of ... «Manawatu Standard, Jul 15»
Puanga celebration for the birds
Some are common and well recognised bird habitats such as kowhai, pohutukawa and harakeke, others are less well known and include ... «Wanganui Chronicle, Jul 15»
Students learn about water
Blenheim School's Harakeke class has also done a river examination of Taylor River and Murphy's Creek. Natural waste such as grass ... «Marlborough Express, Jul 15»
Volunteers flat out sorting donations
The Love and Learn Care and Education centre next door to the shed in Harakeke St has been offering free childcare for volunteers and the ... «Wanganui Chronicle, Jul 15»
Hawera weaving exhibition has foot in 'both worlds'
Harakeke Kete Whakairo by Tracey Patete at Hawera's Lysaght Watt gallery is part of a weaving exhibition curated by Viv Hohaia. An exhibition ... «Taranaki Daily News, Jul 15»
Te Reo celebrations underway
Massey University will host a range activities for the month including a weaving workshop by a harakeke specialist at the Auckland campus. «Radio New Zealand, Jul 15»
Puanga a time to harvest
Some are common and well recognised bird habitats such as Kowhai, Pohutukawa and Harakeke (flax) others are less well known and include ... «Scoop.co.nz, Jun 15»
July is Māori Language Month at Massey University
A highlight on the Auckland campus is a weaving workshop by local harakeke specialist Judy Te Hiwi, who will also conduct a tour through the ... «Massey News, Jun 15»
Global boost for traditional Māori sport
"And I said to him... if we made a ki with this coconut, and the harakeke, which I'd already seen, it would really be a representation of Māori and ... «Radio New Zealand, Jun 15»
