#143: You will be the one to do the dishes
Future possession and action using m-class possessives
In Māori, m-class possessives (mā, mō) indicate future or unrealised possession—something not yet owned. They also show who will perform an action (e.g., māku = for me to do). Unlike t-class, plurals retain the initial letter (māku, not āku). Mō can also mark future time.