mahi

Maori

Verb

mahi

  1. (-a,-ngia) to work, do, perform, make, accomplish, practise, raise (money)

Noun

mahi

  1. work, job, employment, trade (work), practice, occupation, activity, exercise, operation, function
  2. abundance, lots of, many, heaps of

Derived terms
  • akoranga mahi ā-rehe (“trade training”)
  • hei mahi (“exercise”)
  • he mahi pai noa iho (“easy as, it was no problem, it is no problem, it will be no problem, it's a piece of cake”)
  • hunga kore mahi (“unemployed people, jobless people, unemployed”)
  • hunga mahi (“labour force”)
  • kaiwhakawhiwhi mahi (“employer”)
  • ka mahi (“well done, great, outstanding”)
  • mahi atu (“forget it, get on and do it then, go on then do it, get lost”)
  • mahi haumi (“investment”)
  • mahi hoahoa kāri putiputi (“landscape gardening”)
  • mahi hoahoa whare (“architecture”)
  • mahi huna (“to snoop, pry, spy, secretive activity”)
  • mahi kai parāoa (“everyday activity, easy task”)
  • mahi kōhikohiko (“casual work”)
  • mahi manu (“to hunt for birds; fowling”)
  • mahi māra (“to garden; gardening”)
  • mahi pāpāho (“media studies”)
  • mahi rata (“medicine (profession)”)
  • mahi tahi (“to work together, collaborate, cooperate; working together, collaboration, cooperation, teamwork”)
  • mahi toi (“art, craft”)
  • mahi tīpako (“shift work”)
  • mahi tūwaenga (“fieldwork”)
  • mahi uku (“to make pottery”)
  • mahi waimori (“to work in a casual job, do casual work; casual job, casual work, casual labour”)
  • mahi whakaito (“sexual harassment”)
  • mahi whika (“arithmetic”)
  • mahi ā-rehe (“trade, craft”)
  • mahi ā-ringa (“handicraft, craft”)
  • mahi ā-rōpū (“to work in a group; group work”)
  • mira mahi puehu parāoa (“flour mill”)
  • ngā mahi a te rēhia (“pursuit of pleasure, recreational activities, entertainment”)
  • ngā mahi a te whare pora (“art of weaving”)
  • paearu mahi (“performance criteria, performance criterion”)
  • papa mahi (“desktop”)
  • rā mahi (“working day”)
  • tauira mahi (“apprentice, cadet, trainee”)
  • taupuni mahi (“workstation, studio”)
  • taupuni mahi toi (“art studio”)
  • te mahi a te (“abundance of, lots of, many, heaps of, in droves”)
  • Te Tari Mahi (“Department of Labour”)
  • tohunga mahi toi (“artist, artist in residence”)
  • tuari mahi kawhe (“barista”)
  • whakaōrite whiwhinga mahi (“equal employment opportunity”)
  • wāhi mahi (“workplace, work address”)
  • āhua ā-mahi (“technique”)
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