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Definition of kapai in English: kapaiadjective ˈkɑːpʌɪ NZ Very pleasant; good, fine. it's a kapai morning, the sun is shining Example sentencesExamples - As long as your skip button is working for the awkwardly placed songs, this is a kapai compilation.
- So play some spring music that makes the medicine of life taste as sweet as the smiles on Rangiuru's kapai kids.
- In fact, New Zealand's language is just kapai, says Victoria University linguistic and applied language expert John Macalister, who believes the frequency of Maori words in everyday conversations is likely to surprise some people.
- I just got a kapai kiwi book in the mail for my man.
adverb ˈkɑːpʌɪ NZ In a pleasant way; very well. Example sentencesExamples - In a short time, music was going "kapai."
- In place of "war and rumors of war," we have Maori feasts and carousals, and everything appears to go kapai with our dusky brethren.
Origin Mid 19th century: from Maori ka pai. |