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What does hoera mean in maori?

"Hoera" is not a word in the Māori language.

It's possible you are thinking of the English word "hooray", which is an exclamation of joy or excitement. However, there isn't a direct equivalent for "hooray" in Māori.

To express joy or excitement in Māori, you might use phrases like:

* "Kia ora!" - This is a general greeting meaning "hello" or "well done", but it can also be used to express excitement.

* "Haere mai!" - This means "welcome" and can also be used to show enthusiasm.

* "Tēnā koe!" - This means "greetings" or "hello" and can be used in a similar way.

You could also use verbs that express joy, such as:

* "Haruru" - To shout or make a joyful noise.

* "Whakawhetai" - To be thankful or happy.

Ultimately, the best way to express joy in Māori depends on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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