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What does wahine mean in maori?

"Wahine" in Māori means woman. It's a general term used to describe a female person, similar to "woman" in English.

It's important to remember that Māori is a living language with nuances and variations in meaning. "Wahine" can also be used in more specific contexts, for example:

* Wahine toa: A strong, brave woman, often a warrior or leader.

* Wahine iti: A young woman or girl.

* Wahine paku: A woman who is pregnant.

It's always best to consider the context when interpreting the meaning of "wahine".

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