Haka is a Maori term used to describe a traditional war dance or ceremonial performance. The term is predominantly associated with New Zealand, where it is performed with great pride and passion by the Maori people. However, there are various synonyms for the term "haka" that can be used interchangeably. These include performance art, tribal dance, war cry, ceremonial dance, and traditional dance. Each of these terms conveys a different aspect of the haka, whether it be its cultural significance, its connection to historical warfare, or its focus on rhythm and movement. Regardless of the term used, the haka remains a powerful and emotive display of Maori identity and heritage.