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mokopuna [ˌməʊkəʊˈpuːnə]

NZ a grandchild or young person

[Maori]

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No references found	[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Following entertainment by the kapa haka group from Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Nga Mokopuna, award winners at the recent Big Sing competition in Wellington and pictured above, a sit-down hakari was held in the whare kai. Matariki a highlight in the NZNO calendar by Manchester, Anne / Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand In particular she feared her mokopuna (grandchild) might attempt suicide, as his grandfather was his significant male role model, and now they were unable to engage in the activities that they used to do together. Stroke: a picture of health disparities in New Zealand by Dyall, Lorna; Feigin, Valery; Brown, Paul; Roberts, Mavis / Social Policy Journal of New Zealand Jackson goes on to state: The parts of their heritage which might be English, Chinese or Samoan is never denied, but in Maori terms they are simply mokopuna because it is impossible to have only a "part grandchild". Ethnicity measures, intermarriage and social policy by Callister, Paul / Social Policy Journal of New Zealand	moistening Moistful Moistless moistly moistness moisture Moistureless moisturise moisturize moisturizer moisturizing cream Moisty moither mojarra Mojave Mojave aster Mojave Desert Mojave rattlesnake mojito mojo Mokadour moke Mokha moki moko mokopuna mokoro Mokpo moksa moksha Mokulu Moky MOL mol. mol. wt. mola Mola lanceolata molal molal concentration molality molar molar concentration molar pregnancy molarity Molary molasse molasses molasses cookie molasses kiss molasses taffy mold	Mokena Junior High School mokes mokes MOKF Mokha Mokha Mokhevs Mokhieddin, Khaled Mokhovaia Mokhoviki Mokhsogollokh Mokhtar Ould Daddah Moki Moki Moki marble Moki marbles Mokiniu Kompiuterinio Raštingumo Iskaita Mokken MOKKITS MOKL MOKLOF MOKN Moko Moko disease Mokohan Mokohan Mokok Mokola virus mokopuna Mokoritto Mokoro Mokos Mokp'o Mokp'o Mokpo Mokpo Mokpo National Maritime University Mokpo-shi Mokpo-shi Mokraia Kaligorka Mokranjac, Stevan Mokrenko, Anatolii Mokrenko, Anatolii Iurevich Mokrous Mokrousov, Aleksei Mokrousov, Aleksei Vasilevich Mokrousov, Boris Mokrousov, Boris Andreevich MOKS moksa moksa Moksha Moksha Mokshan Mokshe Mokshe Mokshen Pravda Moksha Pravda Moktar Ould Daddah Moku'a-ina o Hawai'i

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Following entertainment by the kapa haka group from Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Nga Mokopuna, award winners at the recent Big Sing competition in Wellington and pictured above, a sit-down hakari was held in the whare kai.

Matariki a highlight in the NZNO calendar by Manchester, Anne / Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand

In particular she feared her mokopuna (grandchild) might attempt suicide, as his grandfather was his significant male role model, and now they were unable to engage in the activities that they used to do together.

Stroke: a picture of health disparities in New Zealand by Dyall, Lorna; Feigin, Valery; Brown, Paul; Roberts, Mavis / Social Policy Journal of New Zealand

Jackson goes on to state: The parts of their heritage which might be English, Chinese or Samoan is never denied, but in Maori terms they are simply mokopuna because it is impossible to have only a "part grandchild".

Ethnicity measures, intermarriage and social policy by Callister, Paul / Social Policy Journal of New Zealand

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