Across
- 3. (gift, present (usually money, can be food or precious items, given by guest to hosts) )
- 4. (son, young man, youth)
- 6. (the area for formal discourse in front of a meeting house, or applied to a whole marae complex)
- 7. (native flightless bird)
- 9. (prestige, reputation)
- 13. (reptiles endemic to New Zealand and which, although resembling most lizards, are part of a distinct lineage, the order Rhynchocephalia)
- 14. (the art and practise of speech-making )
- 15. (New Zealander of non-Māori descent, usually European)
- 17. (extended family)
- 18. (canoe, canoe group)
- 19. (tribe)
- 22. (genealogy, to recite genealogy )
- 24. (large native conifer)
- 25. (sacred, not to be touched, to be avoided because sacred, taboo)
- 26. (song or chant)
- 28. (generic term for Māori dance. )
- 29. (guests, visitors)
- 30. (mountain)
- 33. reo (language nest, Maori immersion pre-school (0 to 4 years))
- 35. (man, husband, men, husbands)
- 36. (traditional feast prepared in earth oven)
- 37. (small)
- 39. (sea)
- 41. (greenstone, jade)
Down
- 1. (belly, stomach)
- 2. (person of chiefly rank, boss )
- 5. (children)
- 8. (elder)
- 9. (indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand, the language of the indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand)
- 10. (land, homeland)
- 11. tupuna (ancestor )
- 12. (island)
- 15. (hill fort)
- 16. (walk)
- 20. (water)
- 21. (treasured possessions or cultural items, anything precious)
- 22. (woman, wife)
- 23. (prayer)
- 25. (daughter)
- 27. (funeral)
- 28. (clan, sub-tribe; to be born )
- 29. (work or activity)
- 31. (large, many, big)
- 32. (extinct large flightless bird)
- 33. (food)
- 34. (gathering, meeting)
- 35. (to delay, to wait, to hold off to allow maturation of plans etc. )
- 38. reo Māori (the Māori Language)
- 40. (river)