hangarau
1. (modifier) technological.
Ko ngā kupu hāngai ki te ao hangarau e mahia ana ki Korea, e ahu mai ana te nuinga i te reo Hapanihi, ko ētahi mai i te reo Ingarihi (HM 3/1998:4). / The words pertaining to the technological world being used in Korea, the majority come from Japanese, with some from English.
2. (noun) technology.
Kua angitū ētahi kamupene nā te arotahi ki te kiritaki, te nanao ki ngā hangarau hōu, te whakangao moni ki ngā mahi rangahau, te hanga rautaki hokohoko hoki (Te Ara 2015). / By targeting particular clients, using new technology, investing in research, and marketing carefully, some companies have been successful.
Ipukarea, Te
1. (location) National Māori Language Institute - an institute which was launched on 18 July 2008 to promote excellence in scholarship, teaching and research in the Māori language and culture, with a focus on using modern technologies. The Auckland University of Technology hosts the Institute.
Reeves, Paul Alfred
1. (personal name) ONZ, GCMG, GCVO, CF, QSO (1932-2011 ) Puketapu and Te Ātiawa; educated at Victoria University of Wellington and Oxford University. Bishop of Waiapu, Bishop of Auckland and Archbishop and Primate of Aotearoa/New Zealand (1980-1985). First Māori Governor-General of Aotearoa/New Zealand (1985-1990) and since then he was the Anglican Observer at the United Nations, elections observer in South Africa and Ghana and chair of the Fiji Constitution Review Commission, Commonwealth Secretary General's Special Envoy to Guyana. From 2005 until his death he was the Chancellor of the Auckland University of Technology.
2. (loan) (personal noun) Google - multinational technology company specialising in Internet-related services and products.
Nā Kūkara hoki i whakarewa tāna ake pūmanawa rapu reo Māori i te tau 2008 (NZ Herald 4/7/2016:A8). / Google began its Māori-language search engine in 2008 (NZ Herald 4/7/2016:A8).