nekehanga
1. (noun) moving, shifting, relocating, movement.
E rua rawa ngā nekehanga o tēnei whare (TTR 1990:377). / This house has been moved twice.
Synonyms: pānekeneke, hikohiko, kori, whakanekeneke, korikori, whakatakataka, whakaoreore, nukunuku, panuku, wana, whakaaroha, whakaneke, whakaaroharoha
2. (noun) translation (maths).
Ko te nekehanga tētahi o ngā panoni matua. I tēnei panoni, he ōrite te kōneke i ia pūwāhi o te mātāoroko, kāore he huringa. Ko te ahunga me te tawhiti o te kōneke hei whakaahua i te nekehanga (TRP 2010:180). / Translation is one of the main transformations. Each point of an object slides without turning. The slide is described with a direction and distance (TRP 2010:180).
pūkete nekehanga
1. (noun) movement vocabulary, dance vocabulary.
Ko te pūkete nekehanga ngā momo nekehanga a te kaikanikani takitahi, a te rōpū kanikani, a tētahi momo kanikani rānei pērā i te hipihope (RMR 2017). / Movement vocabulary are the types of movements associated with an individual dancer, with a dance ensemble, or with a dance genre such as hip-hop (RMR 2017).
whakaata nekehanga
1. (noun) glide reflection.
He momo panoni te whakaata nekehanga. Ko te whakaata me te neke i tētahi āhua. He whakarara te ahu o te neke ki te rārangi whakaata (TRP 2010:321). / Glide reflection is a type of transformation. An object is reflected and translated. The direction of the translation is parallel with the mirror line.
nuka tito nekehanga
1. (noun) choreographic device.
Ko ngā nuka tito nekehanga ngā momo rautaki ka whakamahia e te kaitito nekehanga, pēnei i te tāruarua, te tāwhai, te huripoki, te huri kōaro, te tāpiripiri me te whakakaurahi (RMR 2017). / Choreographic device are the strategies used by a choreographer, such as repetition, imitation, inversion, retrograde, accumulation and augmentation (RMR 2017).
