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tuatua
/ ˈtuːɑːˌtuːɑː /
noun
- an edible marine bivalve, Paphies subtriangulata , of New Zealand waters
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tuatua1
Māori
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Example Sentences
They attain a length of about two inches, and are known to the Maoris as Tuatua or Kahitua.
From Project Gutenberg
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