Bereave :
kua whakapania
kua whakapania, pahuatia, pahua, pororere, haukoti, whatiia atu, ruru, whakarere, haehae, whaturama
kua whakapaniawhakapaniawhakapaniabereavementsiho ratoupani ana
kua whakapaniawhakapaniawhakapaniabereavementsiho ratoupani ana
Verb(1) deprive through death
(1) I know of one who was bereaved and had friends and family speeding to offer their support.(2) Rather, bereaved families would take comfort from the belief that their son or daughter died for a greater cause.(3) Candles will be lit and put on the altar by a representative from each family who have been bereaved .(4) Sympathy was expressed to all the families connected with the club who suffered bereavements during the year gone by.(5) Soon after this ordeal, Richard was bereaved by the death of his prematurely worn-out father.(6) David was always available to counsel bereaved relatives and set up a bereavement counselling service.(7) We wish to express our sincere condolences to all in our community who were bereaved during the year.(8) The event, held each December, blesses the tree at the funeral home and invites bereaved families to tie a card on to it.(9) The new booklet is dedicated to individuals and families who have been bereaved by suicide.(10) A lot of people I'm encountering lately seem to have been recently bereaved .(11) For the survivors and relatives of the bereaved the nightmare goes on.(12) We also found that contact with the recipient and his family can help in the adjustment to bereavement and loss.(13) The entire village is in sombre mood, with thoughts turning to the families left bereaved .(14) During the American occupation, she visited orphans, bereaved families and war veterans.(15) In this heartland of rice paddies and small towns, family means a lot and sympathy for the recently bereaved even more.(16) Many families have been bereaved following the deaths of men doing an honest day's work.
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