Definition of tikanga in English:

tikanga

nounˈtiːkaŋəˈtiˌkɑŋə

mass nounNZ

Customs and traditional values, especially in a Maori context.
Maori have a right to do things their way, in accordance with their tikanga
Example sentencesExamples
- The government says it is providing a programme for learning, and for the teaching of tikanga.
- The bill does not reflect what Maori believe our pre-existing customary property rights to be, according to our tikanga.
- He didn't take tikanga properly into account.
- Its commitment to tikanga has come about only in recent times.
- All these benefits improve whanau well-being, which is an important tikanga of Maori whanau.
- They are still Kiwi babies, but they are Maori in terms of their culture and their tikanga.
- Will we come out with people who understand the tikanga of iwi throughout the country?
- They would expect a review to see who has learnt the language fluently, and who understands the nuts and bolts of the tikanga.
- A huge amount of money has gone into the retention of our tikanga.
- Smoking, for example, can lead people to breach tikanga.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Maori.

Definition of tikanga in US English:

tikanga

nounˈtiˌkɑŋəˈtēˌkäNGə

Customs and traditional values, especially in a Maori context.
Maori have a right to do things their way, in accordance with their tikanga
Example sentencesExamples
- A huge amount of money has gone into the retention of our tikanga.
- The government says it is providing a programme for learning, and for the teaching of tikanga.
- Its commitment to tikanga has come about only in recent times.
- Will we come out with people who understand the tikanga of iwi throughout the country?
- All these benefits improve whanau well-being, which is an important tikanga of Maori whanau.
- Smoking, for example, can lead people to breach tikanga.
- They are still Kiwi babies, but they are Maori in terms of their culture and their tikanga.
- They would expect a review to see who has learnt the language fluently, and who understands the nuts and bolts of the tikanga.
- The bill does not reflect what Maori believe our pre-existing customary property rights to be, according to our tikanga.
- He didn't take tikanga properly into account.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Maori.

单词	tikanga
释义	Definition of tikanga in English: tikanga nounˈtiːkaŋəˈtiˌkɑŋə mass nounNZ Customs and traditional values, especially in a Maori context. Maori have a right to do things their way, in accordance with their tikanga Example sentencesExamples The government says it is providing a programme for learning, and for the teaching of tikanga. The bill does not reflect what Maori believe our pre-existing customary property rights to be, according to our tikanga. He didn't take tikanga properly into account. Its commitment to tikanga has come about only in recent times. All these benefits improve whanau well-being, which is an important tikanga of Maori whanau. They are still Kiwi babies, but they are Maori in terms of their culture and their tikanga. Will we come out with people who understand the tikanga of iwi throughout the country? They would expect a review to see who has learnt the language fluently, and who understands the nuts and bolts of the tikanga. A huge amount of money has gone into the retention of our tikanga. Smoking, for example, can lead people to breach tikanga. Origin Mid 19th century: Maori. Definition of tikanga in US English: tikanga nounˈtiˌkɑŋəˈtēˌkäNGə NZ Customs and traditional values, especially in a Maori context. Maori have a right to do things their way, in accordance with their tikanga Example sentencesExamples A huge amount of money has gone into the retention of our tikanga. The government says it is providing a programme for learning, and for the teaching of tikanga. Its commitment to tikanga has come about only in recent times. Will we come out with people who understand the tikanga of iwi throughout the country? All these benefits improve whanau well-being, which is an important tikanga of Maori whanau. Smoking, for example, can lead people to breach tikanga. They are still Kiwi babies, but they are Maori in terms of their culture and their tikanga. They would expect a review to see who has learnt the language fluently, and who understands the nuts and bolts of the tikanga. The bill does not reflect what Maori believe our pre-existing customary property rights to be, according to our tikanga. He didn't take tikanga properly into account. Origin Mid 19th century: Maori.
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