hui
- noun
- /huːi/
- New Zealand
- Everyone was invited to the hui at the marae on Saturday afternoon.
Examples
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The elders called a hui to discuss important issues facing the community.
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Decisions about the new project were made during the hui last week.
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They organized a hui to discuss community issues.
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The hui lasted for several hours.
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The elders called a hui to discuss important issues facing the community.
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Everyone was invited to the hui at the marae on Saturday afternoon.
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Decisions about the new project were made during the hui last week.
Synonyms
A Native American gathering with music, dance, and ceremony
A meeting where community members discuss local problems and make plans
Antonyms
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hui in Māori comes from the Māori word hui meaning 'gathering' or 'meeting', so a hui is a community meeting where people come together to talk and decide.