Created by the 28th Maori Battalion
Hei Tama Tu Tama is a traditional Māori game believed to have originated in New Zealand, specifically among the Māori tribes. It was composed in the 19th century, reflecting the cultural practices and values of the Māori people. The game involves both physical activity and elements of storytelling, serving as a way to pass down traditions and engage communities.
The Maori translation for "boy" is "tama."
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Tamapoai or poi
tama ataahua
tama ataahua
A man is 'Tane' or 'Tama' (younger), mankind is 'Tangata'.
There isn't one for 'grandson' or 'granddaughter' specifically, but 'mokopuna' in maori means grandchild.
Kei a ia e rua nga tama. (In Maori, "Kei a ia" means "He has" and "e rua nga tama" means "two sons".)
'Of' Ngati Kahungunu (descendant of Kahungunu) Te whare o Tama - the house of Tama. Te ngeru a Mere - the cat of Mere.
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The word for boy in Samoan is "tama."