Ihi: The feeling of watching something and getting goosebumps. “We believe that when you preform the haka well and the wana is high, there’s a connection you have with the audience. The people that are watching you, they feel the ihi,” Gloyne says.

Pūkana: The enlarged “buggy” eye look that cameras love to zoom in on.  

Whetero: The act of sticking out one’s tongue during a haka. While both men and women perform haka, only men traditionally do  “Whetero.”