Dictionnaire anglais–Tahitien

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	au	I am here now. Tei nei au i teie nei.
you	pronom	oe	You are my friend. O oe to'u hoa.
he	pronom	ʻoia	He is very tall. E taata roa ʻoia.
we	pronom	tātou	We go to school. E haere tātou i te fare haʻapiʻiraʻa.
they	pronom	rātou	They live near the sea. Te noho ra rātou i pihai iho i te miti.
what	pronom	aha	What do you want? Eaha ta oe e hinaaro?
where	adverbe	ʻihea	Where is your house? ʻIhea to oe fare?
when	adverbe	āfea	When will you come? Āfea oe e haere mai ai?
who	pronom	ʻo vai	Who is that man? ʻO vai taua taata ra?
why	adverbe	no te aha	Why are you sad? No te aha oe i oto ai?
how	adverbe	nahea	How do you know? Nahea oe i ite ai?
to do	verbe	mahi	I do my work. E mahi au i ta'u ohipa.
to go	verbe	haere	They go home today. E haere rātou i te fare i teie mahana.
to come	verbe	haere mai	Please come here now. A haere mai i ʻaneʻi i teie nei.
to see	verbe	ʻite	I see the mountain. Ua ʻite au i te mouʻa.
to know	verbe	ʻite	I know that story. Ua ʻite au i taua aamu ra.
to think	verbe	manaʻo	We think about life. E manaʻo ana tātou no niʻa i te oraraa.
to want	verbe	hinaaro	I want some water. E hinaaro vau i te pape.
to make	verbe	hāmani	They make good bread. E hāmani rātou i te faraoa maitai.
to take	verbe	tāpeʻa	Take the book home. A tāpeʻa i te buka i te fare.
to give	verbe	horoʻa	I give you food. E horoʻa vau ia oe i te maa.
to say	verbe	parau	They say good things. E parau rātou i te mau mea maitai.
to ask	verbe	ui	I ask one question. E ui au i te hoê uiraa.
to find	verbe	ʻite	We find the lost key. Ua ʻite matou i te taviri moʻe.
to look	verbe	hiʻo	Look at the sky. A hiʻo i te raʻi.
to use	verbe	faaohipa	I use this table. E faaohipa au i teie bànu.
to work	verbe	mahi	They work every day. E mahi rātou i te mau mahana atoa.
to eat	verbe	amu	We eat rice tonight. E amu tātou i te raiti i teie pō.
to drink	verbe	inu	I drink hot tea. E inu au i te tī veavea.
to sleep	verbe	moe	The child sleeps now. Te moe nei te tamarii i teie nei.
to walk	verbe	haere	We walk to school. E haere tātou i te fare haʻapiʻiraʻa.
to run	verbe	holo	The boy runs fast. E holo vitiviti te tamaiti.
to read	verbe	taiʻo	I read this book. E taiʻo au i teie buka.
to write	verbe	papai	She writes her name. E papai ʻoia i to na iʻoa.
to speak	verbe	parau	They speak Tahitian well. E parau maitai rātou i te reo Tahiti.
to listen	verbe	faaroo	Listen to the music. A faaroo i te himene.
to hear	verbe	faaroo	I hear the wind. Ua faaroo au i te mataʻi.
to buy	verbe	hoo mai	We buy fresh fish. E hoo mai matou i te iʻa marū.
to sell	verbe	hoo	They sell fruit here. E hoo rātou i te hotuau i ʻaneʻi.
to help	verbe	tauturu	Please help my mother. A tauturu i to'u metua vahine.
to love	verbe	here	I love my family. Ua here au i to'u utuafare.
to live	verbe	noho	They live in the city. Te noho ra rātou i roto i te oire.
to die	verbe	pohe	Old trees die slowly. E pohe marû noa te mau tumu raau paari.
to learn	verbe	haʻapiʻi	Children learn at school. E haʻapiʻi te mau tamarii i te fare haʻapiʻiraʻa.
to teach	verbe	haʻapiʻi	They teach the children. E haʻapiʻi rātou i te mau tamarii.
to open	verbe	iriti	Open the door now. A iriti i te uputa i teie nei.
to close	verbe	piri	Close the door please. A piri i te uputa.
person	nom	taata	That person is kind. E taata maitai taua taata ra.
man	nom	taata	The man is strong. E taata itoito te taata.
woman	nom	vahine	The woman is happy. E vahine oaoa taua vahine ra.
child	nom	tamarii	The child is sleeping. Te moe ra te tamarii.
boy	nom	tamaiti	The boy runs outside. E holo te tamaiti i rapae.
girl	nom	tamahine	The girl reads well. E taiʻo maitai te tamahine.
family	nom	utuafare	My family is large. E rahi to'u utuafare.
mother	nom	metua vahine	My mother is home. Tei te fare to'u metua vahine.
father	nom	metua tane	My father works here. E mahi nei to'u metua tane i ʻaneʻi.
friend	nom	hoa	She is my friend. O ʻoia to'u hoa.
house	nom	fare	Their house is new. E fare apî to rātou.
home	nom	fare	We are going home. Te haere nei matou i te fare.
school	nom	fare haʻapiʻiraʻa	The school is big. E fare haʻapiʻiraʻa rahi tera.
city	nom	oire	This city is busy. E oire ohipa roa teie.
country	nom	fenua	Our country is beautiful. E fenua nehenehe to tatou.
world	nom	ao	The world is changing. Te taui nei te ao.
street	nom	purumu	The street is long. E purumu roa tera.
room	nom	piha	This room is small. E piha iti teie.
time	nom	taime	Time goes quickly. E tere vitiviti te taime.
day	nom	mahana	Today is a good day. E mahana maitai teie mahana.
night	nom	pō	The night is cold. E pō toetoʻe.
morning	nom	poʻipoʻi	This morning is beautiful. E poʻipoʻi nehenehe teie.
evening	nom	ahiahi	The evening is calm. E ahiahi mārie.
week	nom	hepetoma	One week is short. E poto te hoê hepetoma.
month	nom	avaʻe	This month is busy. E avaʻe ohipa roa teie.
year	nom	matahiti	This year is new. E matahiti apî teie.
today	adverbe	i teie mahana	I work today. E mahi au i teie mahana.
tomorrow	adverbe	āpōpō	We will go tomorrow. E haere tatou āpōpō.
yesterday	adverbe	inanahi	She came yesterday. Ua haere mai ʻoia inanahi.
now	adverbe	i teie nei	Come here now. A haere mai i ʻaneʻi i teie nei.
sun	nom	mahana	The sun is hot. E mea veavea te mahana.
moon	nom	avaʻe	The moon is bright. E anaana te avaʻe.
star	nom	fetiʻa	That star is bright. E anaana taua fetiʻa ra.
sky	nom	raʻi	The sky is blue. E ninamu te raʻi.
earth	nom	fenua	The earth is our home. O te fenua to tatou fare.
fire	nom	ahi	The fire is hot. E mea veavea te ahi.
water	nom	pape	The water is cold. E pape toetoʻe.
rain	nom	ua	The rain is strong. E ua puai.
wind	nom	mataʻi	The wind is cold. E mataʻi toetoʻe.
tree	nom	tumu raau	That tree is tall. E tumu raau teitei taua raau ra.
flower	nom	tiare	This flower is beautiful. E tiare nehenehe teie.
mountain	nom	mouʻa	The mountain is high. E mouʻa teitei.
river	nom	anavai	The river is long. E anavai roa.
sea	nom	miti	The sea is blue. E ninamu te miti.
food	nom	maa	The food is good. E maa maitai.
bread	nom	faraoa	The bread is fresh. E faraoa marū.
rice	nom	raiti	We eat rice daily. E amu matou i te raiti i te mau mahana atoa.
meat	nom	iʻo	The meat is hot. E iʻo veavea.
fish	nom	iʻa	The fish is fresh. E iʻa marū.
egg	nom	hue moa	The egg is small. E hue moa iti.
fruit	nom	hotuau	This fruit is sweet. E hotuau monamona teie.
tea	nom	tī	The tea is hot. E tī veavea.
coffee	nom	kāfe	The coffee is hot. E kāfe veavea.
head	nom	upoo	My head hurts now. Te mauiui nei to'u upoo i teie nei.
eye	nom	mata	Her eyes are blue. E ninamu to na mata.
ear	nom	taringa	My ear hears well. E faaroo maitai to'u taringa.
mouth	nom	vaha	Open your mouth now. A iriti i to oe vaha i teie nei.
nose	nom	ihu	My nose is cold. E toetoʻe to'u ihu.
hand	nom	rima	Wash your hands now. A horoi i to oe rima i teie nei.
foot	nom	avae	My foot hurts today. Te mauiui nei to'u avae i teie mahana.
heart	nom	mafatu	My heart is strong. E mafatu puai to'u.
name	nom	iʻoa	My name is Tane. O Tane to'u iʻoa.
book	nom	buka	This book is new. E buka apî teie.
word	nom	parau	That word is important. E parau faufaa taua parau ra.
language	nom	reo	This language is beautiful. E reo nehenehe teie.
money	nom	moni	I have no money. Aita ta'u moni.
work	nom	ohipa	My work is hard. E ohipa fifi ta'u.
love	nom	here	Love is important. E mea faufaa te here.
music	nom	himene	The music is beautiful. E himene nehenehe.
story	nom	aamu	That story is true. E aamu mau taua aamu ra.
way	nom	ara	This is the right way. O teie te ara tano.
thing	nom	mea	This thing is useful. E mea maitai teie mea.
life	nom	oraraa	Life is beautiful. E oraraa nehenehe.
door	nom	uputa	The door is open. Ua matara te uputa.
car	nom	pereoo	The car is new. E pereoo apî.
good	adjectif	maitai	This bread is good. E faraoa maitai teie.
bad	adjectif	ino	This fish is bad. E iʻa ino teie.
big	adjectif	rahi	The house is big. E fare rahi.
small	adjectif	iti	The child is small. E tamarii iti.
new	adjectif	apî	My book is new. E buka apî ta'u.
old	adjectif	paari	That tree is old. E tumu raau paari taua raau ra.
long	adjectif	roa	The road is long. E purumu roa.
short	adjectif	poto	This story is short. E aamu poto teie.
high	adjectif	teitei	The mountain is high. E mouʻa teitei.
low	adjectif	haʻahaʻa	The table is low.
hot	adjectif	veavea	The water is hot. E pape veavea.
cold	adjectif	toetoʻe	The wind is cold. E mataʻi toetoʻe.
happy	adjectif	oaoa	The girl is happy. E tamahine oaoa.
sad	adjectif	oto	He feels sad today. Te oto nei ʻoia i teie mahana.
beautiful	adjectif	nehenehe	The flower is beautiful. E tiare nehenehe.
easy	adjectif	ohie	This work is easy. E ohipa ohie teie.
hard	adjectif	fifi	This lesson is hard. E haʻapiʻiraa fifi teie.
fast	adjectif	vitiviti	That car is fast. E pereoo vitiviti taua pereoo ra.
slow	adjectif	marû	The boat is slow.
right	adjectif	tano	Your answer is right. E pahonoraa tano ta oe.
wrong	adjectif	hape	That answer is wrong. E pahonoraa hape taua pahonoraa ra.
important	adjectif	faufaa	This book is important. E buka faufaa teie.
true	adjectif	mau	That story is true. E aamu mau taua aamu ra.
full	adjectif	î	The cup is full.
empty	adjectif	moe	The room is empty. E piha moe.
young	adjectif	tamaroa	The mother is young.
strong	adjectif	puai	That man is strong. E taata puai taua taata ra.
weak	adjectif	paruparu	The child is weak. E tamarii paruparu.
red	adjectif	uteute	The flower is red. E tiare uteute.
blue	adjectif	ninamu	The sky is blue. E ninamu te raʻi.
green	adjectif	matie	The tree is green. E matie te tumu raau.
yellow	adjectif	reʻa	The flower is yellow. E tiare reʻa.
black	adjectif	ereere	The dog is black.
white	adjectif	tea	The house is white. E fare tea.
yes	interjection	ʻē	Yes, I am ready. ʻĒ, ua ineine au.
no	interjection	ʻaita	No, I do not know. ʻAita, aita vau i ite.
not	adverbe	ʻaore	I am not tired. ʻAore au i rohirohi.
and	conjonction	e	Mother and father are here. Tei ʻaneʻi te metua vahine e te metua tane.
or	conjonction	aore ra	Tea or coffee today? Tī aore ra kāfe i teie mahana?
but	conjonction	tera râ	I want to go, but stay. E hinaaro vau e haere, tera râ e noho.
if	conjonction	mai te peu e	If it rains, we stay. Mai te peu e ua, e noho tatou.
because	conjonction	no te mea	I sleep because I am tired. E moe au no te mea ua rohirohi au.
with	préposition	e	I go with my friend. E haere au e to'u hoa.
without	préposition	ma te ore	He left without money. Ua haere atu ʻoia ma te ore moni.
for	préposition	no	This gift is for you. No oe teie hōroʻa.
from	préposition	mai	I come from the city. No mai au i te oire.
to	préposition	i	We go to school. E haere tātou i te fare haʻapiʻiraʻa.