Wiri

Wiri is a term used in the Māori language of New Zealand to describe a person who is not of Māori descent. The term is often used in a neutral and respectful manner to refer to non-Māori individuals, and it is not intended to be derogatory. Wiri is a broad term that encompasses all non-Māori people, regardless of their ethnicity, culture, or background. It is important to note that the use of the term "wiri" is a matter of personal preference and cultural sensitivity, and it may not be appropriate or acceptable in all contexts. In some cases, individuals may prefer to be referred to by their own name or by a term that reflects their personal identity. Ultimately, the use of the term "wiri" is a matter of individual and cultural discretion.