English to Maori Meaning of ova

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Definitions of ova in English
Adjective(1) out of date.
Verb(1) last longer than.
Examples of ova in English
(1) Even the narrow passageways were clogged with piles of papers stuffed in among outworn printing presses.(2) Such language is meant, of course, to be redolent of hell and damnation, a caricature of old-time religion and its outworn morality.(3) Not only do they have a large range of new boots but they also offer a trade-in service - outgrown boots, not outworn .
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