English to Maori A-Z Dictionary
English to Maori translation / English to Maori Dictionary gives the meaning of words in Maori language ending from A to Z. If you can read English you can learn Maori through English in an easy way. English to Maori translation helps you to learn any word in Maori using English in an interesting way.
English to Maori translation – Words end with O
Here is a collection of words ending with O and also you can learn Maori translation of a word end with O with the help of pronunciation in English.
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Maori Dictionary – Words end with O
If you want to know the Maori translation of a word end with O, you can search that word and learn Maori translation with the help of pronunciation in English.
Words end with O
| Abinitio | abinitio |
| Ado | tangi |
| Ago | i mua |
| Albedo | albedo |
| Albino | albino |
| Alterego | rerekee |
| Ammo | ammo |
| Archipelago | motu |
| Arpeggio | arpeggio |
| Auto | auto |
| Baboo | poapoo |
| Ballyhoo | ballyhoo |
| Bamboo | bamboo |
| Calando | calando |
| Calico | kāriki |
| Calypso | calypso |
| Canto | canto |
| Cargo | utanga |
| Casino | casino |
| Dado | papa |
| Echo | paorooro |
| Fiasco | takahanga |
| Gecko | mokoko |
| Gestapo | gestapo |
| Ghetto | kēhua |
| Gigolo | gigolo |
| Goo | goo |
| Grotto | grotto |
| Guano | guano |
| Gusto | hiahia |
| Hairdo | makawe makawe |
| Hallo | tena koe |
| Halloo | tena koe |
| Halo | hāora |
| Hero | toa |
| Hullo | hullo |
| Igloo | igloo |
| Indigo | indigo |
| Jericho | heriko |
| Jingo | Jingo |
| Jumbo | jumbo |
| Juno | huno |
| Junto | junto |
| Kimono | kimono |
| Koto | koto |
| Lasso | laso |
| Limbo | limbo |
| Lo | na |
| Logo | tohu tohu |
| Lumbago | lumbago |
Top 1000 Maori words
Here you learn top 1000 Maori words, that is separated into sections to learn easily (Simple words, Easy words, Medium words, Hard Words, Advanced Words). These words are very important in daily life conversations, basic level words are very helpful for beginners. All words have Maori meanings with transliteration.
Daily use Maori Sentences
Here you learn top Maori sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Maori meanings with transliteration.
| Good morning | Ata pai |
| What is your name | Ko wai to ingoa |
| What is your problem | He aha to raru? |
| I hate you | E kino ana ahau ki a koe |
| I love you | Aroha ana ahau ki a koe |
| Can I help you | Ka taea e au te awhina i a koe? |
| I am sorry | Ka pouri ahau |
| I want to sleep | Kei te pirangi ahau ki te moe |
| This is very important | He mea tino nui tenei |
| Are you hungry | Kei te hiakai koe? |
| How is your life | Kei te pehea to oranga? |
| I am going to study | Kei te haere ahau ki te ako |
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