Pronunciation: /ˈhɑːkə/
noun a traditional Maori war dance or challenge
A1 The haka is a traditional Maori dance.
A2 During the rugby game, the team performed a powerful haka.
B1 Learning the haka is an important part of understanding Maori culture.
B2 The haka is often performed at special events to showcase Maori heritage.
C1 The haka is a powerful and symbolic display of unity and strength.
C2 The haka is deeply rooted in Maori history and traditions, representing the spirit of the people.
verb to perform a haka
A1 I haka dance at the cultural festival.
A2 The rugby team haka before every match.
B1 The Maori tribe haka to intimidate their opponents.
B2 The traditional haka performance was powerful and moving.
C1 The Maori warrior haka'd fiercely to show his strength and courage.
C2 The haka ritual is deeply rooted in Maori culture and history.
formal The haka is a traditional Maori dance performed by the New Zealand rugby team before each match.
informal I love watching the All Blacks perform their haka before a game.
slang That haka was lit! The energy was off the charts.
figurative Her passionate speech was like a haka, commanding the attention of everyone in the room.
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