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What is a maori gathering called?

A Māori gathering can be called a few different things, depending on the context and purpose:

* Hui: This is the most common term and can refer to a wide range of gatherings, from small family gatherings to large conferences.

* Wānanga: This term usually refers to a gathering for learning and knowledge sharing, often focused on cultural topics.

* Powhiri: This is a formal welcoming ceremony that often marks the beginning of a hui or other gathering.

* Tangihanga: This specifically refers to a funeral gathering.

* Marae: While not a gathering itself, the marae is the traditional meeting ground and the site where many hui take place.

The best term to use depends on the specific context of the gathering.

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