English to Maori Meaning of citizenship - raraunga

Citizenship :
raraunga
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Definitions of citizenship in English
Noun(1) the body of citizens of a state or country
Examples of citizenship in English
(1) the refugees could be granted dual citizenship
Related Phrases of citizenship
(1) dual citizenship ::
raraunga rua
(2) citizenship status ::
tūnga raraunga
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Uh, maybe it'll come up when I apply for citizenship.

Uh, maybe it'll come up when I apply for CITIZENSHIP.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 14

Oh, crap, what if it comes up when I apply for citizenship?

Oh, crap, what if it comes up when I apply for CITIZENSHIP?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 14

English to Maori Dictionary: citizenship

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