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I dont know about ihoa but e hoa means my friend
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"Ihoa" in Maori means "Lord" or "God". It is often used in religious or spiritual contexts within Maori culture.
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Ihoa/Ihowa means Jehovah the name of our heavenly father.
Psalms 83:18
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