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nō nā noa nei

1. just recently, just now.

Whai wāhi atu hoki a ia ki te whakaū i ōna kaha ki ngā mahi whakahaere, ki ngā mahi toko i te ora me te tautāwhi hoki i te tokomaha o ngā Māori, nō nā noa nei i nuku mai ai ki Ōtautahi (TTR 2000:183). / She also found time to develop her administrative and welfare skills in support of many Māori who had recently moved to Christchurch.

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Synonyms: inakuanei, nōnāianei, nō nāia nei, inā tata nei, inā noa ake nei, ināia tata ake nei, ina noa nei, nō nakua tonu nei, inātata nei, nō nā tata nei, nō nāia tata ake nei

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