upstream factor (takenga mai: rere - to flow; mua - before, in front)
safe sex
accident (kupu kē atu: hauata)
parental guidance
oral hygiene, dental hygiene
nevous, tension, tense, uneasy
vitamin supplement
mineral supplement
protein supplement
dietary supplement
sperm tube, vas deferens (takenga mai: ara - pathway; tātea - sperm)
birth canal
contraceptive, contraception, birth control (takenga mai: ārai - to ward off, protect; hapū - pregnant)
hormonal contraceptive
grumpy, irritable, irascible, short-tempered (kupu kē atu: ngutu komekome, pukukino, whanewhane, hēmanawa)
love, loving, sympathy, sympathetic, empathy, empathetic, compassion
blurred vision, poor eyesight
hepatitis (takenga mai: ate - liver; kakā - inflamed)
feeling (takenga mai: au - current; rongo - to sense, feel)
root canal (of a tooth) (takenga mai: awa - canal; pū - root)
worry, worried, anxiety, anxious, uneasy (kupu kē atu: māharahara, anipā, mānatunatu, mānakanaka, manawa pā)
peer influence (takenga mai: aropā - clump of one species of tree)
parental influence
social media influence
immunity (takenga mai: awhikiri – innermost defences of a pā; awhi – embrace; kiri – person)
artificial immunity, passive immunity
natural immunity, active immunity
herd immunity (takenga mai: pae - threshold; rahi - numerous, many)
immunocompromised (takenga mai: awhikiri - immunity; pahara - deficient) (kupu kē atu: raru awhikiri)
innate immunity
short term immunity, temporary immunity
long term immunity (takenga mai: tau - to settle, land; roa - long time)
adaptive immunity
rescue breathing
incision (surgical)
skin cut, laceration
rash, skin disease, scabies (kupu kē atu: kōpukupuku)
team sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport)
individual sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; kiri - person, self; tahi - one)
ball sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; pōro [kupu mino] - ball)
motorsport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; pūkaha - motor)
racket sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; rākete [kupu mino] - racket)
aquatic sport, water sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; rō [roto] - in; wai - water)
combat sport, fighting sport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; taumātakitahi - single combat, hand to hand fighting)
multisport (takenga mai: hākina [hākinakina] - sport; rau - many)
sport (kupu kē atu: tākaro)
braces, teeth correcting device
plastic surgery (takenga mai: ahuahu - to form, fashion)
keyhole surgery
cosmetic surgery
pregnant, with child, pregnancy
jealous, jealousy, envious, envy (kupu kē atu: tūāhae, pūhaehae, wene, tarahae)
eczema
personality (takenga mai: hau - vitality of a person; hau - breath, wind; kiri - person, self) (kupu kē atu: āhua, whaiaro)
chill (illness)
physical therapy
internet safety, cybersafety
health
mental health
emotional health
gut health
dental health, oral health
joint health
sexual health
holistic health (takenga mai: toro - to extend; whārahi - wide, broad) (kupu kē atu: hauora tukupū)
muscle health
physical violence, physical abuse, assault (kupu kē atu: tūkino, tunu huruhuru)
drunk, drunkenness, intoxicated, intoxication
endometriosis (takenga mai: heke - to migrate; pūtau - cell [of an organism]; pūtautau - tissue [of an organism]; kōpū - womb, uterus)
frustrated, frustration, exasperated, exasperation
excited, excitement, exciting
intrinsic motivation
extrinsic motivation
lose
ache (of the body)
sexual partner (kupu kē atu: hoa onioni)
teammate
opponent, opposition, adversary
tooth abrasion (takenga mai: hohore - strip off, be bald, deficient)
blister (kupu kē atu: kōpūpū, kōputa)
sexuality
apprehensive, overawed
downstream effects (takenga mai: hua - outcome, product; rere - to flow; muri - behind, to come after)
acne, pimple (kupu kē atu: mariao)
virus (takenga mai: hua – outcome, product; keto – infested with maggots) (kupu kē atu: wheori)
asthma, asthmatic
vitamin (takenga mai: hua - product, fruit; huanga - advantage, benefit; ora - healthy)
tooth extraction
nutrient group
set (of repeated exercises) (takenga mai: huinga - collection, set, group; tāruatanga - repetition, rep)
convulsion, spasm, seizure
epilepsy, twitch violently
hormonal change
high, inebriated (takenga mai: hurori - to stagger, roll about)
clogged artery, blocked artery (takenga mai: ia-tuku - artery; purutiti - to be closed up, clogged [of a passageway], blocked up)
vaginal yeast infection, Candida, thrush (takenga mai: īhi - yeast; tara - vagina)
athletes foot (takenga mai: īhi - yeast)
umbilical cord (kupu kē atu: tāngaengae, uho)
character (takenga mai: iho - essence, essential quality, nature, inner core; kiri - person, self)
menstrual cycle (kupu kē atu: ikura ā-marama, mate marama, mate wahine, awa o te atua)
binge drinking (takenga mai: inati - excessive, extreme)
menstrual cup
hallucinate, hallucination
stillborn baby
foetal membrane, amnion
binge eating (takenga mai: inati - be excessive)
junk food, nutrient deficient food
nutrient dense food
processed food
athletics (kupu kē atu: kaipara)
paleo (diet) (takenga mai: kai - food, to eat; horomata - pure, natural, undefiled)
osteoarthritis
vegetarian (takenga mai: kai - to eat; manga - greens, leafy vegetables)
vegan (takenga mai: kai - to eat; ota [otaota] - vegetation; kaiota - herbivore)
triathlon, triathlete (takenga mai: kaipara - athlete, athletic pursuit; toru - three) (kupu kē atu: hākina-toru, tauwhāinga-toru)
rheumatoid arthritis (kupu kē atu: pona kakā rūmātiki)
referee, umpire
ovum, seed
arrhythmia, abnormal rhythm (of the heart)
heartbeat, heart rate, pulse (of heart) (kupu kē atu: hoto manawa, panapana manawa)
maximum heart rate
bite
guilt, guilty, remorse, remorseful, regretful
sciatica
unsettled, restless (kupu kē atu: ngākaurua)
measles, rubeola
emotion
negative emotion (takenga mai: matakawa - distasteful, dislike)
positive emotion (takenga mai: matareka - pleasant, affable)
conflicting emotion
emotionally unstable
emotionally stable (takenga mai: tū - to stand, set in place; whena - firm, steady)
lifestyle (takenga mai: kātū - type, sort, kind; noho - to live, dwell)
numb, pins and needles
cold turkey, abrupt cessation
embryo (takenga mai: kikiri - begin to grow, as a child in the womb)
skin graft (takenga mai: kiri - skin; uwhi - to cover)
fever
(tooth) enamel (takenga mai: kiri - skin, bark, rind; mārō - hard, firm)
foreskin (kupu kē atu: pahuhu, kiri matamata)
hymen
self-esteem, self-respect, self-worth (takenga mai: kiri - person, self; tau - to be settled)
addict (takenga mai: kiri - person, self; wara [warawara] - addiction)
plaque (dental)
happy, happiness, joy, joyful (kupu kē atu: hari, hurō)
tooth cavity, hole (in tooth)
period pain, menstrual pain
menarche, first menstruation (takenga mai: kōhine - female adolescent)
mineral (takenga mai: ko [kongakonga] - fragment; huke - expose by removing earth) (kupu kē atu: manawa whenua)
trauma, traumatised (takenga mai: kohuki - anguish, distress)
historical trauma
emotional trauma
penetrating trauma (takenga mai: ngangengange - to be pierced, stabbed)
social trauma
post traumatic stress disorder, PTSD (takenga mai: kohuki - anguish, stress, distress; tau - to come to land, settle; muri - after)
physical trauma
blunt force trauma
intergenerational trauma, generational trauma
mature, maturity (takenga mai: kōhure - development of a tree or plant to maturity)
emotional maturity
physical maturity
osteopathy (takenga mai: kōmuru - to make supple by rubbing)
shy, bashful, reserved, self-conscious (kupu kē atu: numinumi)
sanitary pad
womb, uterus
amalgam (takenga mai: koranu - alloy; konuoi - mercury [Hg])
aerobic activity, aerobic exercise
flexibility exercise
anaerobic exercise, anaerobic activity (takenga mai: hāora - oxygen; kore - not, nil)
gentle exercise, easy exercise
endurance exercise
impact exercise (takenga mai: rutu - jolt, jerk, bump, throw down, tackle)
moderate exercise (takenga mai: tahanga - moderately, a little)
balance exercise
exercise, physical exercise, work out (takenga mai: kori - to move; tinana - body)
disfigured, deformed
shiver, shivering, shivers (kupu kē atu: tūngāwiri)
Covid-19 (takenga mai: he kupu mino) (kupu kē atu: Kowheori, mate Korona)
dementia
chickenpox (takenga mai: koroputa [koroputaputa] - smallpox; hei [heihei] - chicken)
smallpox
vitality, energy
listless, lacking energy, spiritless, lacking vitality, unenergetic (kupu kē atu: ngoikore, korou mate)
depression (illness), misery (kupu kē atu: rāwakiwaki, poururu, mate pāpōuri, toimaha hārukiruki)
chlamydia, venereal disease (kupu kē atu: kamiria [kupu mino])
lifestyle choice
implant, implantation
cocaine (takenga mai: kuka - dry leaves; rou - intoxicated, as with tutu juice)
foetus (takenga mai: kukune - to swell as pregnancy advances) (kupu kē atu: tōhua)
stressed, troubled, concerned
lice, vermin
genital lice, pubic lice
carefree, easy going
heal, healed, healing (of a physical wound)
unruffled, calm, placid
confident, confidence, brave, courage (kupu kē atu: ngākau titikaha)
side arm raises
pain, ache, hurt, sore (kupu kē atu: kōharihari)
acute pain (takenga mai: tārū - painful, acute, severe)
chronic pain (takenga mai: tauroa - to extend [of time])
elation, elated, joy, joyful, delighted (kupu kē atu: hurō)
stamina
impulsive, headstrong, impetuous
heart attack
perseverance, determination
contented, serene, unruffled (kupu kē atu: mauri tau)
phlegm, cough
whooping cough (kupu kē atu: mare motu, mare heihei)
cough, phlegm, common cold (kupu kē atu: wharowharo)
strength, power
face mask (takenga mai: maru - to be covered, shaded, shield; hā - breath) (kupu kē atu: ārai kanohi)
unhealthy, weak, sickly
relapse
fear, fearful, frightened (kupu kē atu: winiwini, uruwehi, wehi, hopo)
osteopath
orthodontist (takenga mai: mātanga - expert, specialist)
nutritionist
pharmacist
invincible, invincibility, fearlessness (takenga mai: mātātoa - to be fearless, unafraid, undaunted)
AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome (takenga mai: mate - sickness; ārai - to ward off, protect; kore - negative)
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD (takenga mai: mate - illness, sick, lacking; aro - to pay heed to; pīkari - attentively)
mental illness, mental disorder, psychological disorder (kupu kē atu: māuiui hinengaro)
diabetes (takenga mai: mate - sickness; huka - sugar)
pre-menstrual syndrome, PMS (takenga mai: mate - illness, condition, syndrome; ikura [ikura wahine] - menstruation; taka - to come around, as in a date or period of time; mua - in front of, before)
skin disorder, skin condition, skin disease
sleep disorder
jaundice
heart disease, heart condition
sexually transmitted disease, STD, venereal disease (kupu kē atu: pakiwhara, kōtureture)
allergy
parasitic disease, illness cause by a parasite
cancer
skin cancer, melanoma
bowel cancer
lung cancer
testicular cancer
prostate cancer
breast cancer (kupu kē atu: ūtaetae)
cervical cancer
epidemic disease, pandemic disease (kupu kē atu: tahumaero urutā)
bulimia (takenga mai: mate - sickness; whakaruaki - to make vomit)
developmental disorder, developmental disability
disappointed, disappointment, disillusioned, disillusion
stillborn, stillbirth
spotting (takenga mai: māturu - to drip, trickle; toto - blood)
recover from an illness, recuperate, convalesce
sick, unwell, sickness, disorder, condition, illness, disease, syndrome (kupu kē atu: tahumaero, mate)
anorexia (kupu kē atu: māuiui whakatiki)
eating disorder (takenga mai: pongakawa - to consume, devour, eat)
physical illness, physical disorder
schizophrenia (takenga mai: māuiui - illness, disorder; wairua - spirit; tuakoi - divide, separate, misconceive, imagine, be deceived)
bi-polar disorder (takenga mai: māuiui - illness, disorder; whaiaro - self, personality; rua - two)
vital essence, life force, source of emotions
panic stricken
settled, composed, serene, calm
massage (soft tissue)
dental floss, floss (takenga mai: miro - thread, cord, fibre)
ringworm (kupu kē atu: pātito)
tooth
chipped tooth (kupu kē atu: niho waha)
baby tooth, milk tooth (kupu kē atu: niho kai waiū)
false teeth
molar (teeth)
overcrowded teeth
adult tooth
premolar (teeth)
canine teeth, eyeteeth (kupu kē atu: niho kata)
incisor, front teeth
overlapping teeth
nicotine (takenga mai: He kupu mino.) (kupu kē atu: parawaro)
squat (kupu kē atu: tūruru)
fat, lipid
unsaturated fat (takenga mai: hamanga - partially full)
saturated fat (takenga mai: kohura - be full)
wheeze, breathe with difficulty (kupu kē atu: ngoio, tīmohu, ngaengae)
stomach pain, tummy ache (kupu kē atu: puku mamae)
jog, gentle run (takenga mai: māhū - to be easy, gentle, leisurely)
well-being, wellness
community well-being
mental well-being, mental wellness
soil well-being, soil health
social well-being, social wellness
linguistic well-being, language vitality
environmental well-being
physical well-being
holistic well-being, holistic wellness (takenga mai: toro - to extend; whārahi - broad, wide) (kupu kē atu: oranga tukupū)
spiritual well-being, emotional well-being
family well-being
heart rate zones
genital area (takenga mai: pae - vicinity; hema [taihemahema] - sexual organs)
deluded, delusion
fit, fitness
aerobic fitness (kupu kē atu: mārō ā-hāora, mārohirohi ā-hāora)
anaerobic fitness (kupu kē atu: mārō hāora-kore, mārohirohi hāora-kore)
syphilis
gonorrhoea, clap, venereal disease (kupu kē atu: konoria [kupu mino])
dislocate, dislocation (of a joint)
crown (of a tooth) (takenga mai: pane - head)
herpes
facial herpes
genital herpes
cramp (kupu kē atu: kokohu, uauawhiti)
relaxed
diaphragm (contraceptive) (takenga mai: pā - block up, obstruct; tātea - sperm)
mental abuse, psychological abuse (kupu kē atu: tūkino hinengaro)
anti-viral (takenga mai: patu - to kill, subdue; huaketo - virus)
anti-bacterial (takenga mai: patu - to kill, subdue; huakita - bacteria)
anti-parasitic (takenga mai: patu - to kill, subdue; pirinoa - parasite)
anti-fungal (takenga mai: patu - to kill, subdue; puruheka - fungus)
spiritual abuse (kupu kē atu: tūkino wairua)
drug rehabilitation (takenga mai: patu - to subdue; wara [warawara] - addiction; pūroi - drug)
addiction recovery (takenga mai: patu - to subdue; warawara - addiction)
allergic
pollen allergy
food allergy, food intolerance
peer pressure (kupu kē atu: pēhanga ā-hoa)
parental pressure
social pressure (kupu kē atu: whakawhere pāpori)
acrylic resin (takenga mai: pia - resin, gum; kiriaku - acrylic)
forward bend
Pilates (takenga mai: He kupu mino.)
birth control pill, oral contraceptive (takenga mai: pire [kupu mino] - pill)
sleeping pill (takenga mai: pire [kupu mino] - pill, tablet; whakamoe - to put to sleep)
nicotine patch (takenga mai: piri - to stick, adhere; nikotini [kupu mino] - nicotine)
contraceptive patch (takenga mai: piri - to stick, adhere; ārai hapū - contraceptive, birth control)
plaster, band aid, adhesive bandage (takenga mai: piri - to stick, adhere; tāpi - dressing for a wound) (kupu kē atu: piriora)
mood
mood change
mood swing
unsettled, restless, hyperactive, constantly on the move
navel, umbilical cord (the end attached to the child)
methamphetamine (takenga mai: poau - be confused, bewildered; pōau [whakapōauau] - narcotic drug; pōau [pōautinitini] - tribulation, afliction, evil; pi [kupu mino] - p) (kupu kē atu: tioata whakaihi)
emaciated, starved, malnourished
operate, operation (medical), surgery (takenga mai: poka - to cut out) (kupu kē atu: hāparapara)
cataract surgery, cataract operation (takenga mai: arotahi - lens [of the eye])
minor surgery
orthopaedic surgery
invasive surgery
bowel surgery
heart surgery
major surgery
emergency surgery, emergency operation
brain surgery
elective surgery
epididymis (takenga mai: pōkai - coil, travel about; tātea - sperm)
emotional turmoil, confusion, confused, at a loss, stressed out
infect, infected, infection
urinary tract infection
viral infection
bacterial infection
dental infection, tooth infection
parasitic infection
fungal infection
arthritis (takenga mai: pona - joint; kakā - to be inflamed)
dose, dosage (takenga mai: pota - fragment, small portion) (kupu kē atu: horopeta)
sad, sadness, mournful, gloomy
glum, disconsolate, miserable, gloomy
root (of tooth)
seminal vesicles (takenga mai: pū - source, origin; waitātea - semen)
Yoga (takenga mai: pū - source; āio - peace)
urethra (takenga mai: pūaha - river mouth, opening; mimi - urine)
vulva
puberty
fallopian tube, oviduct (takenga mai: pū - tube; kākano - ova, ovum, egg)
pubes
condom
scrotum (takenga mai: pūkoro - pocket, pouch; raho - testes)
tumour, lump, cancer
benign tumour, benign cancer, non-malignant tumour
malignant tumour (takenga mai: orotā - voracious, destructive)
aggressive tumour (takenga mai: rīrā - strong)
protein (takenga mai: pū - origin, source; pūhui - chemical compound; mua - front, foremost)
immune system
boot camp
bloat, bloated, swollen (takenga mai: puku - stomach; pupuhi - to swell, bulge)
emotional suppression, bottle up emotions
plank (static exercise) (takenga mai: puri - to hold; whakapae - horizontal)
drug
illegal drug, illicit drug
prescription drug (takenga mai: tohutohu - to instruct, advise)
stimulant drug
tampon
testes, testical (kupu kē atu: hekeri)
in doubt, uncertain, indecisive (kupu kē atu: ngākaurua)
surgeon
dentist (takenga mai: rata [kupu mino] - doctor) (kupu kē atu: tākuta niho)
anaesthetist (takenga mai: rehu - to render unconscious) (kupu kē atu: tākuta whakarehu)
mainstream health service
substance abuse, drug abuse (takenga mai: raukoti - misuse, meddle with, mishandle; pūroi - drug)
solvent abuse
tobacco abuse (takenga mai: tupeka [kupu mino] - tobacco)
alcohol abuse
drug abuse
umbilical cord (the end attached to the mother)
anaesthetic, anaesthetise
local anaesthetic (takenga mai: rehu - to render drowsy or unconscious; whāiti - narrow, compact)
general anaesthetic (takenga mai: rehu - to render drowsy or unconscious; whānui - broad, wide)
morphine (takenga mai: rehu - mist, spray; nanu - jumbled, confused, incoherent)
mumps (takenga mai: repe - gland; hūware - saliva; pupuhi - to swell up)
prostate gland
upstream, causal, early (actions, factors etc) (takenga mai: rere - to flow; mua - before, in front of)
downstream, later (issues, effects etc) (takenga mai: rere - to flow; muri - behind, coming after)
menstruation, period (kupu kē atu: mate wahine, ikura ā-marama)
influenza, flu
anger, angry (kupu kē atu: hīnawanawa, ririhau, takariri, pukuriri)
domestic violence, famly violence, domestic abuse (takenga mai: riri - anger, violence, rage; ā-whare - in-house)
massage (deep tissue)
remedy, medicine, apply medicine, cure, treat, treatment
vaccine, vaccination (takenga mai: rongoā - healing, medicine, remedy; ārai - block out, prevent; mate - sickness) (kupu kē atu: kano āraimate)
alternative medicine, alternative remedy
natural remedy, herbal medicine
pain relief, painkiller
prescription medicine
anaesthetic (takenga mai: rehu - to render unconscious)
intra-uterine device (takenga mai: rore - ensnare, impede; ārai hapū - contraceptive)
stroke (takenga mai: roro - brain; ikura - haemorrhage)
vacant, blank (of the mind) (takenga mai: roro - brain; wātea - vacant, blank)
menopause (kupu kē atu: tūpātanga)
fatigue, tired, exhausted, lethargic (kupu kē atu: ngoikore, ruha, hūhē)
district health board
sexual desire, sexual attraction
social aspect, social side (kupu kē atu: taha pāpori)
splint (takenga mai: tāhū - a rod used as a stiffener) (kupu kē atu: pāpākiri)
male reproductive organs, male genitals (kupu kē atu: taihema toa)
female reproductive organs, female genitals (kupu kē atu: taihema uwha)
reproductive organs, sexual organs
heroin (takenga mai: tai - prefix with a qualifying force; miri - assuage, tranquillise)
adolescent, adolescence, youth
nutrient, nutrition
macronutrient
micronutrient
food nutrition
nutritious
crisis, predicament, serious problem (takenga mai: tai - prefix with a qualifying force; raru - problem, trouble, difficulty) (kupu kē atu: raru ki tai)
family crisis
climate crisis
health crisis
social crisis
environmental crisis
identity crisis
brush teeth, toothbrush
sexual abuse, sexual violence
operating theatre (takenga mai: hāpara [hāparapara] - surgical operation) (kupu kē atu: taiwhanga poka)
dental clinic
arm rotation
bandage (kupu kē atu: takai)
traditional game, traditional sport
bored, boring, boredom, tedious (kupu kē atu: hōhā, pāngū, hongeā)
emotional control, control of emotions
autism (kupu kē atu: mate takiwātanga)
gum (mouth) (kupu kē atu: pūniho)
gum disease, gum infection
sprain
joint sprain
identity oppression
absent, truant (takenga mai: tamō - to be absent)
strain, pull (a muscle)
wound, injury
dressing (for a wound), apply a dressing
surgical nurse (takenga mai: tapuhi - nurse; hāpara [hāparapara] - surgical operation)
dental nurse
surgical instrument
vagina, female genitals (kupu kē atu: tenetene, puketona, tore, teke)
period underpants
repetition, rep
marijuana, cannabis (takenga mai: tarutaru - grass, weed) (kupu kē atu: tarukino, whakamāminga)
tartar (takenga mai: He kupu mino.)
sperm
resistance band (takenga mai: taura - cord; ātete - to oppose, resist)
unsportsmanlike (takenga mai: taurekareka - dastardly, dishonourable) (kupu kē atu: tūtūā)
contend, compete, vie, event, competition (kupu kē atu: taupatupatu)
back arch, cobra pose
dentine (takenga mai: He kupu mino.)
bloodclot
speed, fast, quick
swollen (with fluid)
leg swings
barrier method (contraception) (takenga mai: haukoti - intercept, cut off)
diarrhoea (kupu kē atu: koiangi, tororere)
first aid kit (takenga mai: tīpae - small basket; rongoā - medicine, healing) (kupu kē atu: tīpae ohotata)
food portion, serving size (takenga mai: tiri - share, portion)
hip rotation (takenga mai: tīwae - turn from side to side)
neck rotation (takenga mai: tīwae - turn from side to side)
torso rotation (takenga mai: tīwae - turn from side to side)
win, victory (kupu kē atu: wikitōria [kupu mino])
chemist shop
symptom (takenga mai: tohu - sign, signal; mate - illness) (kupu kē atu: tohu, putanga ake)
brisk walk, walk briskly
hope, hopeful, desire (kupu kē atu: awhero, ingo)
genital warts
itch, itchy (kupu kē atu: toretiti, mangeo)
impetuous, reckless, fierce
hip stretch
lunge (exercise) (takenga mai: totoro - stretch; kōkiri - thrust forward)
shoulder stretch
side stretch
hip flexor stretch (takenga mai: ua [uaua] - muscle; hope - hip)
tricep stretch
quadricep stretch
forward stretch
alternating downward stretch
overhead stretch, upward stretch
identity
gender identity
tribal identity
cultural identity
personal identity
period poverty (takenga mai: tuakoka - poverty; ikura [rerenga ikura] - menstruation, period) (kupu kē atu: tuakoka mate wahine)
ejaculate, ejaculation
uniqueness, unique (kupu kē atu: rongomaiwhiti, āhua ake, āhua motuhake)
partner abuse, spouse abuse
elder abuse
child abuse
ovulate, ovulation
tooth decay
puffed, out of breath, breathlessness
jolt to clear airway, Heimlich manoeuvre (takenga mai: tupana - to jerk; whakawātea - to clear away; arahau - airway) (kupu kē atu: tupana Heimlich)
prescribe, prescription
cervix
scabies
debilitated, debility, impaired
nerve damage (takenga mai: waimaero - to be debilitated, impaired; ioio - nerve)
deranged, unbalanced, mentally distressed
competitive spirit
semen (takenga mai: wai - fluid; tātea - sperm)
ambulance
air ambulance
drug addiction
solvent addiction
tobacco addiction
alcohol addiction
addiction, addicted
carbohydrate (takenga mai: waro - carbon; wai - water; hā [hāora] - oxygen)
tartar removal (takenga mai: waruwaru - to remove outer coating, scrape; tātā [kupu mino] - tartar)
inject, injection
acupuncture, needling (takenga mai: werowero [wero] - pierce, poke, injection; ngira [kupu mino] - needle)
disgusting, disgust, loathing, loathsome, abhorrent, abhorrence
recover from an illness, recuperate, convalesce
anaesthetic, anaesthetise
positive thought, positive thinking (takenga mai: angitu - fortunate, successful)
logical thinking (takenga mai: aro - to consider, take heed; rau - many)
concrete thinking (takenga mai: tū - manner, stance; hāngai - correspond to, in line with, directly)
abstract thinking, abstract reasoning (takenga mai: tū – manner, sort; rehurehu – indistinctly seen) (kupu kē atu: whakaaro waitara)
neglect, leave destitute (kupu kē atu: whakangongo)
elder neglect
child neglect
defibrillation (takenga mai: whakahihiko - stimulate, electrify)
conceive, conception
filling (tooth)
traumatic
embarrassed, embarrassment, shamed, shame (kupu kē atu: māteatea, rōrī)
warm up
dynamic warm up
cool down, bend and stretch body to relieve muscles
chest expansion
labour (birth)
verbal abuse (kupu kē atu: whakamanioro, hanihani)
naturopathy (takenga mai: whakamātūtū - restore to health, heal; māori - natural)
recover (from severe illness)
stimulus, stimulate, arouse
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, CPR
first aid, emergency aid (takenga mai: whakaora - to save, rescue, revive; ohotata - emergency)
recovery (e.g. after exercise)
train, training, physical training, strengthening (kupu kē atu: whakamārō, whakamarohi)
aerobic training (kupu kē atu: whakamārō ā-hāora, whakamārohirohi ā-hāora)
resistance training, strength training
flexibility training
anaerobic training (kupu kē atu: whakamārō hāora-kore, whakamārohirohi hāora-kore)
cross-training (takenga mai: matarau - multifaceted)
endurance training
interval training
impact training
balance training (takenga mai: whakapakari - to strengthen; taurite - balance)
isometric training, static strength training (takenga mai: whakapakari - to strengthen; whakaroau - static, still)
raise (a child), upbringing (kupu kē atu: whakatipu)
child pose, compact fold forward (takenga mai: whakapeke - fold up, crouch; pipiri - cling together)
hip replacement (takenga mai: whakakapi - to replace, substitute)
joint replacement (takenga mai: whakakapi - to replace, substitute)
heart valve replacement (takenga mai: whakakapi - to replace, substitute)
socialise, socialisation (takenga mai: whaka - causative pefix; pori [pāpori] - social)
crash diet, severe diet (takenga mai: whakapuango - starve)
goal setting
diet (restriction of food intake) (takenga mai: whakatiki - deprive of food)
neck tilt
fertilise, fertilisation (takenga mai: whakatō – cause to conceive, plant, insert)
in vitro fertilisation
social conditioning (takenga mai: whakaū - to make firm, establish, reinforce; poripori [whakaporipori] - socialisation; pori [pāpori] - social)
birth, childbirth, in labour
cognitive development
sexuality development
emotional development
social development (takenga mai: taha - side, aspect; pori [pāpori] - social) (kupu kē atu: whanake pāpori)
sexual development
physical development
identity theft
breech birth (takenga mai: whānau [whakawhānau] - birth; kōaro - inverted, turned right around)
Caesarean section (takenga mai: whānau - to be born; poka - to cut out, operate on)
nonconforming, nonconformist (takenga mai: whanokē - peculiar, different, odd)
behaviour
sportsmanship, sportsmanlike behaviour (takenga mai: tapatahi - principled, upright)
conform, conformist (takenga mai: whano [whanonga] - behaviour; whano - e whai ana i tā te whanokē; piri - adherence, loyalty) (kupu kē atu: whanopiri)
injury
clinic
ovary
stretch (kupu kē atu: totoro, tautoro)
past experience
scab, scabby (kupu kē atu: tongako, wenewene)
placenta
human immunodeficiency virus, HIV (kupu kē atu: huaketo ārai-kore)
shock
abscess, boil (kupu kē atu: mariao)
tooth abscess, dental abscess
diet (food intake) (takenga mai: whiringa - selection, choice)