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tāki

1. (verb) (-na) to take to one side, take out of the way.

Taihoa, kia tāki nei au i ngā pouaka nā kia pai ai tō haere pēnā atu (PK 2008:833). / Hang on a minute while I take those boxes out of the way so that your access that way is clear.

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