English to Maori Meaning of bequeath - waiho

Bequeath :

waiho

verb

waiho, e mahi ana, atu tenei, hoatu, matenga

Bequeath :: waihoBequeathed :: waihotia ihoBequeathing :: whakarērea iho eBequeaths :: bequeaths

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Definitions of bequeath in English

Verb(1) leave or give by will after one's death

Examples of bequeath in English

(1) The spiralling costs of the upgrade of the Memorial Baths would appear to jeopardise other worthwhile community projects and bequeath a burden of debt on the city and its ratepayers for many years to come.(2) Despite the changes to regulations in this area, many will still find they are forced to use savings or property they hoped to bequeath to family to fund long-term care.(3) Just because they inherited a political and administrative tangle, it shouldn't inevitably follow that they bequeath an environmental disaster.(4) But when he dies he is to bequeath what is left in the manner agreed upon.(5) To finalize the transfer of a license, the Liquor Control Board must bequeath its stamp of approval.(6) The individual owner, of course, may in turn sell, give or bequeath his property to any other individual or to the state.(7) So I intend to bequeath my property to a charity.(8) In England, ex-offenders could be stripped of their property, denied the right to bequeath or inherit property, and barred from bringing suit or performing other legal functions.(9) Parents bequeath property to their children in equal shares.(10) "He wants to bequeath control to his sons, " alleges an insider.(11) The majority of the museum's major collections were donated or bequeathed by individuals.(12) The country's colonial past has bequeathed a wealth of Indonesian restaurants.(13) The basic principles of inheritance are equality and the disposal rights of the bequeathers and the heirs.(14) The Standish Collection was bequeathed to King Louis-Philippe of France and was eventually sold in London in 1853.(15) Although bequeather and descendant have specific personal interests, they agree in their concern for preserving the fortune.(16) But above all, his mistake was to assume that he had done enough to win simply by being competent in office and by bequeathing a healthy economy.

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Synonyms

Verb

1. leave to ::

waiho ki

2. leave in one's will to ::

waiho i roto i te kotahi o te pai ai ki

4. will to ::

ka tonu kia

5. make over to ::

hanga i runga i ki

6. pass on to ::

haere i runga i ki

7. entrust to ::

tuku ki

8. grant to ::

tukua mai ki

9. transfer to ::

whakawhiti ki

10. donate to ::

foaki ki

11. give to ::

hoatu ki

12. endow on ::

tapakuha, i runga i

13. bestow on ::

hoatu ki runga ki

14. confer on ::

horo'ai runga

15. demise to ::

matenga ki

16. devise to ::

whakaaro ki ki

17. convey to ::

tuku ki

Different Forms

bequeath, bequeathed, bequeathing, bequeaths

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