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iāianā

1. (location) now.

Pare: Kua mau tō rātou iro iāianā. Rangi: Te āhua nei. Inā te anahera o ō rātou āhua (HKK 1999:97). / Pare: They've learnt their lesson now. Rangi: It would seem so. They are like angels now.
Kei a rātou te mahi nui iāianā (HM 1/1997:2). / They've got a big job now.

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Synonyms: ināianei, i nāia nei, , nāianei, i nāianei, āianei, e

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