Translation of "find" into Maori

kite, kimi, mōhio are the top translations of "find" into Maori. Sample translated sentence: We are not able to follow the godwits to find out the place they go to but they have been seen by some people flying to Russia, that is, to Siberia. ↔ E kore e taea e tātou te whai te kūaka kia mōhio ai tātou ki te kāinga e haeretia nei otirā kua kitea e ētahi tangata rere ai ki Rūhia, arā ki Haipīria.

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Anything that is found (usually valuable), as objects on an archeological site or a person with talent. [..]

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English-Maori dictionary

  • kite

    verb

  • kimi

    To locate or come upon through action.

  • mōhio

  • tae

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A field in the main Communicator window where a user can search for a person by name or e-mail address. Communicator searches the corporate address book.

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We are not able to follow the godwits to find out the place they go to but they have been seen by some people flying to Russia, that is, to Siberia.
E kore e taea e tātou te whai te kūaka kia mōhio ai tātou ki te kāinga e haeretia nei otirā kua kitea e ētahi tangata rere ai ki Rūhia, arā ki Haipīria.
They said to him, “Do you know the way?” Māui answered, “I will find it somehow.” “Boy! What a tiresome quest is this of yours. Why do you not just quietly endeavour to achieve your aims. What do we want a parent for?”
Ka mea mai rātou ki a ia, “E mātau ana koe ki te ara?” Ka kī atu a Māui, “Me rapu noa ake e au.” “E tama! Kātahi anō te mahi pōrearea nāu, kāore koe e haere mārire i runga i ō hiahia, hei matua aha mō mātou?”
Āpirana Ngata was aware of the difficulty in finding carvers for the church at Tikitiki.
E mahara tonu ana a Āpirana Ngata ki te uauatanga o te kite tangata hai whakairo i te whare karakia i Tikitiki.
Some Pākehā were lucky to find some rocks which were pure gold in the gold field area of Ballarat.
Ko ētahi Pākehā i waimārie te kiteatanga e rātou ētahi kōhatu he kōura katoa i te takiwā kari kōura i Pararata.
I wonder what I need to do to find a job.
E hua ana ahau me aha ahau ki te kimi i tētahi mahi.