English to Maori Meaning of indorse - tautoko

Indorse :
tautoko
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Definitions of indorse in English
Verb(1) be behind; approve of(2) give support or one's approval to(3) guarantee as meeting a certain standard(4) sign as evidence of legal transfer
Examples of indorse in English
(1) the capital of Indonesia
(1) Indonesian ::
Indonesian
Synonyms
Verb
1. endorse ::
tautoko
2. certify ::
whakaatu
3. plump for ::
whai kiko hoki
4. back ::
hoki
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