Māori
Māori or Te Reo Māori, also commonly shortened to Te Reo (literally the language) functions as one of the official languages of New Zealand.
Accented and special characters
ā ē ī ō ū
Ā Ē Ī Ō Ū
Accented and special character names and Unicode values
| Amacron | #0100 |
| amacron | #0101 |
| Emacron | #0112 |
| emacron | #0113 |
| Imacron | #012A |
| imacron | #012B |
| Omacron | #014C |
| omacron | #014D |
| Umacron | #016A |
| umacron | #016B |
Accents used
Macron
Alphabet order
A Ā E Ē H I Ī K M N O Ō P R T U Ū W NG WH
a ā e ē h i ī k m n o ō p r t u ū w ng wh
ISO
Māori is ISO 639 language code mi.
Phonology in Māori
- phonology: pūnaha ororeo
- consonant: orokati
- vowel: oropuare
- stress: hau
- primary stress: haukaha
- secondary stress: haunui
- tertiary stress: hauiti
- macron: tohutō
- lengthened vowel: oropuare roa
- diphthong: orotahi pūrua
Diaeresis/Umlaut Use
While not part of the language, some pre-Unicode documents may be typed and digitally stored using diaeresis characters, yet typeset in a custom 'Māori' font which replaces diaeresis glyphs with macron glyphs. With Unicode becoming ubiquitous, these custom fonts have been deprecated for the above symbols.