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Maori
When referring to the people, the term is used as a collective noun or a count noun. It carries a strong sense of cultural identity and indigenous heritage, and is always capitalized to respect its status as a proper noun.
When used as a language, it is an uncountable noun. As an adjective, it describes anything pertaining to the culture, art, or lineage of the indigenous people of New Zealand, often appearing in contexts related to anthropology, linguistics, or national heritage.
Meanings
An indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand.
The Austronesian language spoken by the indigenous people of New Zealand.
Examples
The Maori have a rich tradition of oral storytelling.
I want to learn a few basic phrases in Maori before my trip.
The museum features an impressive collection of Maori carvings.
The museum features an impressive collection of Maori carvings.
Many schools in New Zealand now teach Maori as a second language.
The Treaty of Waitangi was signed between the British Crown and Maori chiefs.
The intricate patterns of the moko are a key part of Maori identity.