haere ra

haere ra

(hɑːərɛ ˈrɑː)
sentence substitute
goodbye!
[from Māori, literally: go away]
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Haere ra, e hika, koutou ko o matua Unuhia i te rito o te harakeke, Ka tu i te aroakapa Aku nui aku rahi e, Aku whakatamarahi ki te rangi!
The maintenance of Maori classical literature on the Marae
Both poems follow, the tribute to the miners first: e te hunga mate, te run tekau ma iwa, nga kai kati waro ote Tai Poutini, i mate ai ki reira, ite whare tangata o Papatuanuku, haere, haere, haere ra!
Heemi tutua and me: a whakapapa of influence
From the first welcoming haere mai to the final haere ra farewell, the land that the Maoris (the native people of New Zealand) call Aotearoa (Land of the Shining White Cloud) is extremely hospitable to its visitors.
The once and future library: report on the New Zealand Library Association annual conference
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