2020年4月12日 · Pukana – meaning to stare wildly or dilate the eyes, this is done by both men and women during dances or songs to emphasize certain words and their meanings and to …

1. (verb) to stare wildly, dilate the eyes - done by both genders when performing haka and waiata to emphasise particular words and to add excitement to the performance. Ka mea atu te mōkai …

2024年10月3日 · pukana is a Maori term referring to the fierce, wide-eyed facial expression used in traditional performances.

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But then there's also a Māori title, Pūkana te ihi te wehi te wana, which you often hear all those terms together, and there are three qualities associated with performance with Māori …

Ko te āhua o te pūkana tētahi mea ka āta tirotirohia e ngā kaiwhakawā. Paekupu will house all dictionaries that support Te Marautanga o Aotearoa. It has detailed explanations of the …

Ka pūkana mai ngā tāngata e haka ana. The people who are doing the haka will do fierce facial expressions. - he tauira tēnei o tētahi rerenga kupu mahi

Celebrate Māori performance and performers across time and genres. If you missed it at the National Library here's your chance to see some of it if you are in the Wairarapa. In …

2019年9月15日 · From Maori origin stories to te reo thrash metal - a new exhibition is canvassing Maori performance over the centuries. Pukana: moments in Maori performance at the National …