whakaneke
1. (verb) (-hia) to cause to move, relocate.
I muri mai i te pakanga kāore i tutuki tāna i mea ai kia whakakorea atu te rōpū hōia tauira, ka whakaneke ake ai i ngā mahi toi, puoro, whakaari hoki (TTR 2000:24). / After the war he unsuccessfully proposed to remove the cadet corps and move to more art, music and drama.
2. (modifier) moving, shifting.
Ko Kāpene Pereiha i whai kupu whakaatu ki a Wī Tako Ngātata kia rongo ia kua kī te Kāwanatanga i tērā Whare i Raro kia hurihuri anō rātou i te tikanga whakaneke ake i te nui o ngā mema Māori ki te Pāramete (TWMNT 16/11/1875:275). / Captain Fraser made a speech informing Wī Tako Ngātata that in the Lower House the Government had said that they would increase the number of Māori members in Parliament.
3. (noun) moving, relocating.
Nō te tau 1959 i tukua e Kuini tana tūranga mahi mō te Tari Māori, pai ake i te whakaneke atu i a ia ki Te Papaioia (TTR 2000:222). / In 1959 Kuīni resigned from her position in Māori Affairs to avoid having to relocate to Palmerston North.
Synonyms: whakaaroharoha, whakanekeneke, panuku, wana, whakaaroha, nekehanga
