Ngā Toi

takahi ~a

stamp (foot action)

tūingoa, tūmahi whiti

WHAKAMĀRAMA

Ko te neke matua a te waewae i roto i te haka me te waiata ā-ringa. Ka hīkina, ka tukuna anō ki te papa. Ka haere tahi te takahi o te waewae me te manawataki o te haka. He rerekē ngā momo takahi a tēnā iwi, a tēnā kapa.

The main movement of the foot in a haka or action song. The foot is lifted and then returned to the ground. The takahi goes in time with the beat of the haka. Different tribes and different groups have their own style of takahi.

Tauira KŌrero

Takahia ngā waewae, piua te hope, karawhiua ngā poi!

Ko te takahi a ngā waewae, me whai tonu i tā te kaitātaki whakaputa i āna kupu.

He mea nui kia ngātahi te takahi a ngā waewae o te kapa, e tino ihiihi ai.

WhakamĀrama Āpitihanga

Hei tauira o ētahi momo takahi a te kapa haka:

  • Ko te tūwaewae takahia. He māmā te peke i ngā parowae me te piu whakamuri o te waewae matau. Ka paku tīrara te tau o ngā waewae ki te papa, ā, ka whiu hoki i ngā ringa ki waho, ki waenga. Ka whai manawataki te katoa o ngā nekeneke:




Tauira KŌrero

Takahia ngā waewae, piua te hope, karawhiua ngā poi!

Ko te takahi a ngā waewae, me whai tonu i tā te kaitātaki whakaputa i āna kupu.

He mea nui kia ngātahi te takahi a ngā waewae o te kapa, e tino ihiihi ai.

WhakamĀrama Āpitihanga