Fruits names in Maori and English - Common Maori Vocabulary

Learn common Maori vocabulary with this English-to-Maori list of Fruits names. Essential for daily conversations, this will help to build your Maori language skills through popular words and play Maori quizzes and also play picture vocabulary, play some games so you do get not bored. If you think too hard to learn the Maori language, then the 1000 most common Maori words will help you to learn the Maori language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. The below table gives the translation of Fruits vocabulary words in Maori.

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List of Fruits names in Maori with English Pronunciation

Learn Fruits in Maori, along with their English pronunciation. This vocabulary guide helps beginners and language enthusiasts expand their Maori vocabulary for daily conversations.

Fruits names - Maori

Apple	aporo
Mango	mango
Orange	karaka
Banana	panana
Grapes	karepe
Pomegranate	pamekaranete
Fig	piki
Guava	kuawa
Date Fruit	hua rā
Jackfruit	naka
Melon	merengi
Pear	peera
Pineapple	pineapa

Gooseberry	kuihi
Black Berry	kākano pango
Black Currant	fuamelie pango
Blueberry	blueberry
Cherries	cherries
Currant	fuamelie
Custard Apple	aporo pata
Strawberry	rōpere
Water melon	merengi wai
Mulberry	maperi
Lemon	rēmana
Sapodilla	sapodilla
Papaya	papaia
Plum	paramu

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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.

Eat	kai
All	katoa
New	hou
Snore	ngongo
Fast	tere
Help	awhina
Pain	mamae
Rain	ua
Pride	whakakake
Sense	tikanga
Large	nui
Skill	pūkenga
Panic	ohorere
Thank	mihi
Desire	hiahia
Woman	wahine
Hungry	hiakai

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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