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anei - here, by me

Ānei = enei, pl. of tenei. (Ngi.)

Williams Dictionary

Anei, ad. 1. Here. Anei tatou na ko te po: ana tatou na he ra ki tua (P.). ‖ tenei.

2. In this case. Me i haere mai koe i te taenga atu o Paoa, anei kua ata whakatika taua korero.

Williams Dictionary

Anei, kei taku taha matau.
Here it is, by my right side.
In, on, by, under... - kei runga...

Anei ōu hū.
Here are your shoes.

Anei, anā, arā
Here is, there is (by you), there is (over there),

Anei he waka mōu.
Here is a car for you.

Anei tōna whare
Here’s his house

Anei te hopi.
Here's the soap.

Anei he rau pepa māu.
Here's a piece of paper for you.

Anei...
Here is...

Anei te tihi.
Here's a tissue.

Anei tō rongoā. Inumia.
Here's your medicine. Drink it up.

anei!
here it is!

Anei a Mere e haere mai nei.
Here is Mere coming now.

Anei tētahi kīwaha mōna.
Here is a kīwaha about him.

Anei tō nohoanga.
Here's your seat.

Anei he pukapuka hei āwhina i a koe.
Here's a book to help you.

Anei he reta māu
Here’s a letter for you

Anei tōna whare.
Here's his house.

Anei rāku pene
Here’s my pen

Anei te kutikuti.
Here are the scissors.

Anei e whai ake nei ētahi atu o ngā kupu i kitea mai e te Taura Whiri.
Here follow some other words produced by the Māori Language Commission.

Anei tō heru.
Here's your comb.

Anei tētahi rākau nui. He tōtara tēnei.
Here's a mighty tree. It's a tōtara.

Anei kē te mea nui.
Here actually is the important thing.

Anei te wai rēmana.
Here is the lemon juice.

Anei ētahi pukapuka hei pānui(-tanga) māu
Here are some books for you to read

Anei a Mere e haere mai nei
Here’s Mere coming now

Anei. E kai.
Here you are. Eat up.

Anei he pene hei tuhituhi i te reta.
Here is a pen for the purpose of writing the letter.

Anei te parāoa.
Here is the bread.

Anei te tote.
Here is the salt.

Anei anō.
Here again (here's some more)

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