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Tahirā, l.n. (‖ F.L. § 8). 1. Used with the prep. a, the day after tomorrow. A tahira te eke ai ki uta (T. 142).

2. Used with i or no, the day before yesterday. These forms are sometimes lengthened to ina tahira, nona tahira. No tahira atu, a short while ago.

Williams Dictionary

Ā tahirā.
The day after tomorrow.

#33: I am going, I was going, I went.
#13: That person is going
#209: Mere is angry at Rangi who was arrested by the police
#139: My father is from Napier
#74: The spoon is to the left of the plate
#158: The food has been consumed by the children
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