Definition of whare kai in English:

whare kai

nounPlural whare kaisˌfɑːreɪ ˈkʌɪ

A dining room or dining hall on a traditional Maori settlement.
a bunch of adults were sitting in the front of the whare kai playing cards
Example sentencesExamples
- "Eat your colours everyday," say the cheerful posters in the whare kai.
- The whare kai is where eating takes place at the conclusion of the powhiri.
- In the whare kai, the alluring smell of burning manuka draws us around the fireplace.
- The original dining hall wash the first modern whare kai to be built on a Ngati Porou marae.
- Move to the Whare kai (dining room) for a hangi dinner
- They are posed alongside a surprisingly art deco structure which is the whare kai.
- The Whare Kai is a separate building, not necessarily as a physical reality but in some cases as a concept or belief.
- In the case of the whare kai, the ancestor is generally one associated with hospitality.
- It also includes the whare kai, a building for the preparation and provision of food.
- This social intimacy is further consolidated by later sharing a meal in a neighboring whare kai.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Maori.

单词	whare kai
释义	Definition of whare kai in English: whare kai nounPlural whare kaisˌfɑːreɪ ˈkʌɪ NZ A dining room or dining hall on a traditional Maori settlement. a bunch of adults were sitting in the front of the whare kai playing cards Example sentencesExamples "Eat your colours everyday," say the cheerful posters in the whare kai. The whare kai is where eating takes place at the conclusion of the powhiri. In the whare kai, the alluring smell of burning manuka draws us around the fireplace. The original dining hall wash the first modern whare kai to be built on a Ngati Porou marae. Move to the Whare kai (dining room) for a hangi dinner They are posed alongside a surprisingly art deco structure which is the whare kai. The Whare Kai is a separate building, not necessarily as a physical reality but in some cases as a concept or belief. In the case of the whare kai, the ancestor is generally one associated with hospitality. It also includes the whare kai, a building for the preparation and provision of food. This social intimacy is further consolidated by later sharing a meal in a neighboring whare kai. Origin Late 19th century: from Maori.
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