English to Maori Meaning of unto - ki

Unto :

preposition

ki, i runga i, i, i runga i te wahi o, i roto i te ahunga o

Unto :: ki

← Untiring

untold →

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Definitions of unto in English

Adjective(1) characterized by hard work and perseverance

Examples of unto in English

(1) We are to be faithful unto death, discovering our life in Christ and Christ's life in us.(2) He even threatened to fast unto death to get his alcoholic father to break the habit.(3) Like any individual he is not an entity unto himself but a meeting point of others that constitute him.(4) I say unto you, be gone(5) The Bible states clearly a man who takes another man's wife shall be taken without the city walls and stoned unto death.(6) Remember the golden rule: do unto others as you would have them do unto you.(7) Often, they are found in pairs and share strong bonds that are never broken, even unto death.(8) Up unto his loss in 2001, Labor had only lost at the polls only when Peres was its leader.(9) He's going to draw those that belong to him unto himself and it's going to be a wonderful reunion.(10) It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself.(11) He who wants to remain free, must fight unto death those who are intent upon depriving him of his freedom.

(1) untimely death ::

mate materoto

Synonyms

1. to ::

3. unto ::

4. on ::

i runga i

5. at ::

6. toward ::

7. on the part of ::

i runga i te wahi o

8. in the direction of ::

i roto i te ahunga o

Different Forms

unto

Word Example from TV Shows

♪ Unto others As you would have a turn ♪

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

to do UNTO you more treachery.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 6

English to Maori Dictionary: unto

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