English to Maori Meaning of festival - hakari

Festival :
hakari

hakari, taurima, wā, wahi, hararei

hakari, popou i

hakaritaiopenga
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Definitions of festival in English
Noun(1) a day or period of time set aside for feasting and celebration(2) an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place
Examples of festival in English
(1) Jackie said the school would want to be a part of any city-wide anniversary festival .(2) Mike and his committee are determined to make their tenth anniversary festival a memorable one.(3) a festival atmosphere(4) It was the sixth annual Devizes beer festival and the number of people attending has grown each year.(5) Linda and Steve hope the event will become a popular annual fundraising motorcycle festival .(6) This annual festival is in its 24th year and is connected to Cricklade College in Andover.(7) The High School also plans to hold an annual technology festival for children from local primary schools.(8) music festival(9) The Bank Holiday weekend saw Harewood House play host to their annual family festival of food and drink.(10) The town is staging its annual bugs festival and there is a real buzz of excitement in the community.(11) a major international festival of song(12) She grew up flying kites in Bermuda, which has a large annual kiting festival .(13) highlights of this year's pumpkin festival(14) Ignore the gripe fringe which gathers around this annual festival of achievement.(15) There was a festival atmosphere in UK bookshops as children eagerly flocked to snap up the latest tale.(16) In the Trobriand Islands the annual yam festival is more than just ordinary.
Related Phrases of festival
(1) dragon boat festival ::
hakari poti tarakona
(2) lantern festival ::
hakari rama
(3) mid-autumn festival ::
waenganui-ngahuru hakari
(4) religious festival ::
hakari
(5) summer festival ::
hakari raumati
(6) harvest festival ::
hakari kotinga
(7) school festival ::
hakari kura
(8) annual festival ::
hakari ā-tau
(9) festival of sacrifices ::
hakari o nga patunga tapu
Synonyms
Noun
1. fair ::
ataahua
2. holy day ::
ra tapu
3. fete ::
fete
Different Forms
festival, festivals
Word Example from TV Shows
You're right, he's a festival of humdrum chitchat.

You're right, he's a FESTIVAL of humdrum chitchat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 3

I heard a rumor today that King Horik himself may attend the festival.

I heard a rumor today that King Horik himself may attend the FESTIVAL.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 8

Medinaceli festival.

Medinaceli FESTIVAL.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

Who did you see at the barbecue festival?

Who did you see at the barbecue FESTIVAL?

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

No, because we don't celebrate the ancient pagan festival of Saturnalia.

No, because we don't celebrate the ancient pagan FESTIVAL of Saturnalia.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 11

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