English to Maori Meaning of ingle - ingle

Ingle :
ingle
← Ingest
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Definitions of ingle in English
Verb(1) to say, state, or perform again
Examples of ingle in English
(1) Both Anand and Mili in their own way ingeminate the same message - death or the knowledge of it doesn't necessarily have to mean the end.(2) we must ask and ingeminate the inquiry, where is Burns?(3) Ingeminating my pervious post is so much fun.
(1) patent infringement ::
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English to Maori Dictionary: ingle

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