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It is certainly NOT "Albanish"...
As some people would like for you to believe.... (sorry about that guys, It was too tempting!)
As a helpful input to M Bell, I will see if I can find information on such name for you, as Moari is off my grounds.
Magia.
As some people would like for you to believe.... (sorry about that guys, It was too tempting!)
As a helpful input to M Bell, I will see if I can find information on such name for you, as Moari is off my grounds.
Magia.
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The name Tiata does not appear to be of Maori origin
It seems to be more commonly associated with Brazilian Portuguese, where it can mean "theater" or "drama." However, if Tiata has been used within a Māori context, its meaning might differ or have a different significance.
It seems to be more commonly associated with Brazilian Portuguese, where it can mean "theater" or "drama." However, if Tiata has been used within a Māori context, its meaning might differ or have a different significance.
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