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What does zyla mean in maori?

"Zyla" is not a word in the Māori language. It is a name of English origin, possibly derived from the Greek word "zylon," meaning "wood."

If you're looking for a Māori word with a similar sound or meaning, there might be some possibilities depending on what you're searching for. For example:

* "Rīwai" could be a similar-sounding name, meaning "wheat."

* "Rāwhiti" could be a similar-sounding name, meaning "east."

* "Wairere" could be a similar-sounding word, meaning "waterfall."

If you can provide more context about the meaning or sound you're looking for, I can help you find a more accurate Māori equivalent.

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