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What does wai-iti mean?

"Wai-iti" is a Māori word that literally translates to "small water".

It's often used to refer to a small stream, creek, or river.

However, depending on context, it might also refer to:

* A specific place name: There are several places in New Zealand called "Wai-iti", such as a beach near Nelson and a bay in the Marlborough Sounds.

* A metaphorical concept: In some cases, it can refer to a small amount of water or a small body of water.

To understand the specific meaning of "wai-iti" in a particular situation, you need to consider the surrounding context.

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