The word hāre is the word for sound, and when modified by an adjective, it refers to certain classes of sounds, all of which have implications and connections. These words stand in like onomatopoeias, but can be used as active participles and verbs.
hāre aeŋathe sounds of wind in the trees, rustling
hāre aepastone on stone, “thunk”
hāre aitasnap, slap, clap
hāre āfisniff, snort
hāre ākirichew, chomp
hāre aoruultrasonic, supersonic, silence
hāre āraŋe“thud”
hāre auteno(seashell sound)
hāre āwacoo, (happy baby sounds)
hāre eāmipoof, (powder hitting powder)
hāre fū“aw”, “ah”
hāre·haretrumpet blast
hāre kēfaclink, (metal on metal)
hāre kōpahey, (drill sergeant scream)
hāre maigurgle, ocean lapping
hāre ŋamauwhoosh, (large object passing quickly)
hāre ŋemōŋacrackle, dry fire
hāre ōafutweet, chirp
hāre okīmiah! aha! oh! (eureka)
hāre ōŋekoecho
hāre pareithunder
hāre pēmobark, (benign animal sound)
hāre rāfirisquish, (mud between your toes)
hāre raopabuzz, (swarm sounds)
hāre rēmahiss, grunt, (reptile sounds)
hāre rōŋovelar L, uvular R
hāre rūahaaa (unvoiced), exhale, whisper
hāre tākusplash
hāre tanīnaroar
hāre toiraharsh whistle
hāre tōmaheartbeat, thump-thump
hāre wārehowl
Color
Colors are all defined as modifications of the word 'eipā. Some are not color words in English
eipā aeŋa dappled
eipā eāmi clay-colored
eipā fāre pink, rosy
eipā hāpa golden, yellow
eipā kēfa silver, metallic
eipā kōpa dim
eipā kōri rainbow, kaleidoscopic
eipā mēreke violet, purple
eipā ŋamau blue
eipā ŋemōŋa white, bright
eipā ōŋeko black
eipā parei blinding
eipā pīri brown
eipā rāfiri grey
eipā tēta green
eipā tōma red, blood-red
eipā wārepallid, pale
Classifiers
Like languages of Far East Asia, rōŋo·roŋo Pāru eschews catch-all terms like “it” or “thing”, and
groups all objects into certain classes. These include
heavenly beings, times - aoru
natural objects - aepa
living beings - āwa
personal relationships, persons - nēfe
body parts, bodies - peane
man-made objects - pētu
judgements - tafae
words - tepāru
numbers - hēfero
colors - eipā
sounds - hāre
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