English to Maori Meaning of omnipotence - te kaha

Omnipotence :
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Definitions of omnipotence in English
Noun(1) the state of being omnipotent; having unlimited power
Examples of omnipotence in English
(1) God's omnipotence
(1) to omit ::
ki te waihotia
Synonyms
Noun
1. all-powerfulness ::
katoa-powerfulness
3. supremacy ::
aoniu
4. preeminence ::
tuatahi i
5. supreme power ::
mana te mea nui rawa
6. absolute power ::
mana pūmau
7. unlimited power ::
mana mutunga
Different Forms
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English to Maori Dictionary: omnipotence

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