Definition of mana motuhake in English:

mana motuhake

nounˌmanə ˈmɒtəhakə

mass nounNZ

The right or condition of self-government.
they should be able to manage their affairs autonomously, reinstating mana motuhake
Example sentencesExamples
- Under mana motuhake, the iwi plans to take partial control of health, education and social services for its people over the next 40 years.
- The ultimate outcome for his wider cause of mana motuhake is due to be signed by the governing board early next year.
- He reckons he has bought the recipe for mana motuhake and it is wrapped up in the Deed of Settlement he will sign with the Crown today.
- For us, mana motuhake represents the pure oxygen of freedom.
- The Maori term for such objectives, mana motuhake, is virtually untranslatable.
- The motto of the group is mana motuhake.
- In five years it will negotiate to have Mana Motuhake, or self rule, which means more control over education, health and housing services.
- Their relationship allows them to assert their mana motuhake.
- The settlement also paves the way for mana motuhake or self-government for Tuhoe.
- There can be no justice for anyone on stolen land without achieving mana motuhake.

Origin

Early 20th century: Maori mana 'power, authority' + Maori motuhake 'independence'.

单词	mana motuhake
释义	Definition of mana motuhake in English: mana motuhake nounˌmanə ˈmɒtəhakə mass nounNZ The right or condition of self-government. they should be able to manage their affairs autonomously, reinstating mana motuhake Example sentencesExamples Under mana motuhake, the iwi plans to take partial control of health, education and social services for its people over the next 40 years. The ultimate outcome for his wider cause of mana motuhake is due to be signed by the governing board early next year. He reckons he has bought the recipe for mana motuhake and it is wrapped up in the Deed of Settlement he will sign with the Crown today. For us, mana motuhake represents the pure oxygen of freedom. The Maori term for such objectives, mana motuhake, is virtually untranslatable. The motto of the group is mana motuhake. In five years it will negotiate to have Mana Motuhake, or self rule, which means more control over education, health and housing services. Their relationship allows them to assert their mana motuhake. The settlement also paves the way for mana motuhake or self-government for Tuhoe. There can be no justice for anyone on stolen land without achieving mana motuhake. Origin Early 20th century: Maori mana 'power, authority' + Maori motuhake 'independence'.
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