Rarotongan
Rosary Prayers
This language is also known
as Cook Island, Cook Islands Maori, Maori, Kuki Airani, and
Rarotongan-Mangaian.
This language is spoken by 16,800 people on the Cook
Islands, Rarotonga. It is
also spoken in French Polynesia and New
Zealand.
See also The
Work
of God's Children page for the illustrated version of
prayers
in this language.
E
to matou Metua / Our Father / The Lord's Prayer / Pater
Noster
E to matou Metua i te ao ra,
Kia tapu toou ingoa.
Kia tae toou basileia.
Kia akonoia toou anoano i te enuaa nei,
mei tei te ao katoa na.
O mai i te kai e tau ia matou 'i teianei ra.
'E akakore mai i ta matou ara,
mei ia matou i akakore i ta tei ara ia matou nei.
'Auraka e akaruke ia matou kia timataia mai,
e akaora ra ia matou i te kino.
Amene.
Doxology
Noou oki te basileia, e te mana,
e te kaka, e tuatau ua atu.
Kia
Ora Na, e Maria / Hail Mary / Ave
Maria
Kia ora na, e Maria e,
kua ki koe i te karitia te
ia koe te Atu ko koe tei
meitaki i te au vaine katoa,
e e meitaki te uanga
o toou kopu ko Jesu.
E Maria peata e, te Metua
vaine no te Auta, ka pure
i te Atua no matou te
aronga ara, i teianei, e i
te ora o to matou matenga.
Amene.
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