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What does wainui mean in Maori?

"Wainui" in Māori means "big water" or "large water".

It's a descriptive term, often used for:

* Large lakes or rivers: Wainui is a common place name for such bodies of water.

* The ocean: It can refer to the vast expanse of the sea, especially when it's rough or stormy.

* A person with a large amount of knowledge or wisdom: Figuratively, it can describe someone who has a deep understanding of a subject.

The word is formed from two parts:

* Wai: Water

* Nui: Big, large

So, "Wainui" literally translates to "big water".

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