English to Maori Meaning of manslaughter - mua

Manslaughter :
mua
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Definitions of manslaughter in English
Noun(1) homicide without malice aforethought
Examples of manslaughter in English
(1) Whether an offender deserves to be convicted of murder or manslaughter is for the jury to determine.(2) the defendant was convicted of manslaughter(3) It is suggested that such a defendant should be regarded as being guilty of manslaughter and not murder.(4) The most serious offences which Mary may be charged with are murder and manslaughter .(5) the defendant was convicted of manslaughter(6) The Ministry of Defence should be charged with unlawful killing, manslaughter or murder.(7) Any person who intentionally kills another may be prosecuted for murder or manslaughter .
Related Phrases of manslaughter
(1) manslaughter ::
mua
(2) man ::
tangata
(3) slaughter ::
parekura
Synonyms
Noun
1. killing ::
patu
2. murder ::
patu tangata
3. homicide ::
köhuru
4. assassination ::
kōhurutanga
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