English to Maori Meaning of giver - taata horo'a

Giver :
taata horo'a

kaituku, taata horo'a, atawhai

horo'akaumatua
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Definitions of giver in English
Noun(1) someone who devotes himself completely(2) person who makes a gift of property
Examples of giver in English
(1) a giver of advice
Related Phrases of giver
Synonyms
Noun
1. donor ::
kaituku
2. contributor ::
kaituku
3. donator ::
donator
4. benefactor ::
atawhai
5. benefactress ::
benefactress
6. provider ::
kaiwhakarato
7. supporter ::
kaitautoko
9. patron ::
kaitiaki
10. sponsor ::
kaitautoko
Different Forms
giver, givers
Word Example from TV Shows
So, you're an Indian giver?

So, you're an Indian GIVER?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 22

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