English to Maori Meaning of saga - putaputa

Saga :
putaputa

kōrero, korero, putaputa, hītori, wāhanga

putaputakāhui
← Sag
sagacious →
Facebook Twitter Linkedin Share More
Definitions of saga in English
Noun(1) a narrative telling the adventures of a hero or a family; originally (12th to 14th centuries
Examples of saga in English
(1) At least one thing came out of the whole saga , and that was that I managed to write a post that brought people to my blog.(2) Indeed Mr Jones is right to acknowledge the impact the whole saga has had on staff morale.(3) The truth is that the Enron saga began in India many years ago, many years before I knew anything about it.(4) a figure straight out of a Viking saga(5) Here began a saga which though now resolved may yet have a sequel.(6) Having heard the whole saga , I would not lay that charge at their door.(7) An account of the sorry saga appeared in a Think Secret scoop last week.(8) Their story, told in an Icelandic saga , neatly sums up the English experience of the Norman Conquest.(9) And so began a saga that involved the Rail Regulator and the Rail Passenger Committee.(10) Thirty seconds into the additional period came what would be the turning point of the whole saga .(11) launching into the saga of her engagement(12) I walked out thankful the whole saga was over - it is a very stressful time for footballers.(13) History will not be on Blair's side, it will show that the whole saga is a great political scandal.(14) Remember last year, and the whole saga of the Vicarage being saved from falling down?(15) The saga begins in London with the American hostess Barbara Heinz inviting Dorrit to lunch.(16) It's fully revised, with a new chapter taking in the whole saga of his resignation and comeback.
Related Phrases of saga
(1) sagum ::
sagum
Synonyms
Noun
1. epic ::
epic
2. chronicle ::
pukapuka
3. legend ::
kōrero
5. romance ::
romance
6. history ::
hītori
7. narrative ::
kōrero
8. adventure ::
mōrearea
9. myth ::
pūrākau
10. fairy story ::
kōrero patupaiarehe
Different Forms
saga, sagas
Word Example from TV Shows
Huh, I see you're reading Saga.

Huh, I see you're reading Saga.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 14

English to Maori Dictionary: saga

Meaning and definitions of saga, translation in Maori language for saga with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of saga in Maori and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'saga'

What saga means in Maori, saga meaning in Maori, saga definition, examples and pronunciation of saga in Maori language.

Learn Prepositions by Photos
Commonly confused words
form of verbs
Learn 300+ TOEFL words
Fill in the blanks
Topic Wise Words
Learn 3000+ common words
Words Everyday
Most Searched Words
GRE words
Android App
iPhone App
Chrome Extension

Blog List
iconEnglish to Maori Translation - List Of Best Apps and Sites

Topic Wise Words

● Leisure
He rarely takes big divots so its not a shot he fearsBut the doubts about the strength of recovery have been sufficiently strong as to help a rally in the UK fixed interest market and a fall in fixed interest yieldsComing away from one song during a moment of relative quiet John simply pommeled the keyboard with a wrist or an elbow as if to demonstrate that the tones we were hearing were genuine and uncontrivedOne of the steroids it produces is cortisol which increases the supply of glucose in the blood

Learn 3000+ Common Words
In terms of food it is usually a roast suckling pig and rice but it can even be a sandwichOne afternoon when I came on shift I found it lying in a heap behind a pile of boxesFor those of you women who smoke and are not allowed to be on the pill but hate condoms this seems like a great contraceptive rightThe squirrel fem that was the command pilot of the second ship did not like this in the leastThis short pin driven through a hole drilled through the knobs shank and the spindle was hidden by its rose when in place on the door

Learn Common GRE Words
None of these essays is sanguine about the current situation but all three offer positive views of the futureThe theory behind this global community outreach program of mine is that the quickest and easiest way to sap the power out of racial slurs and stereotypes is to dilute them with a bunch of nonsense

Learn Words Everyday
iconSeason #24 Episode @1 iconSeason #23 Episode @50 iconSeason #23 Episode @49 iconSeason #23 Episode @48 iconSeason #23 Episode @47
Your Favorite Words
Currently you do not have any favorite word. To make a word favorite you have to click on the heart button.
Your Search History
You have no word in search history!
© 2018-2023 | MAORI.ENGLISH-DICTIONARY.HELP | All Rights Reserved by MAORI.ENGLISH-DICTIONARY.HELP About Us |  Privacy |  Disclaimer |  Contact