hakari
hɑːˈkɑːri
Definition

Definition of hakari - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
Maori feastTECH.elaborate feast in Maori cultureTECH.
  • The community gathered for a hakari to celebrate the harvest.
feast
2.
cultureTECH.feast after a ceremonial funeral or occasionTECH.
  • The hakari after the funeral was attended by the whole village.
banquet feast
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Origin of hakari

Maori, hakari (feast)

Examples of hakari in a sentence

  • The wedding was marked by a grand hakari.
  • The hakari was a time for sharing stories and memories.
  • After the ceremony, the hakari brought everyone together.

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  1. French:festin maori, banquet funéraire, ...
  2. German:Hakari, Trauermahl, ...
  3. Italian:hakari, banchetto funebre, ...
  4. Spanish:banquete maorí, banquete funerario, ...
  5. Portuguese:hakari, banquete fúnebre, ...
  6. Chinese:哈卡里, 葬礼宴会, ...
  7. Japanese:ハカリ, 宴会, ...
  8. Arabic:وليمة ماورية, وَلِيمَة بَعْد الجَنَازَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַקָּארִי, הָאקָרִי, ...
  10. Russian:хакари, поминальный пир, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хакарі, ...
  12. Hindi:हकारी, भोज, ...

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