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anatema anathema (= curse) (n)
Na, ka tae mai ki a koe, ka hopu hoki i a koe, enei anatema katoa. (Pai.15a 1840,p.115)
Te anatema hoki ki te kahore koutou e rongo ki nga wakahaunga a Ihowa a to koutou Atua. (Pai.14a 1840,p.85)
Titiro, ka ho atu nei e a hau ki to koutou aroaro i tenei ra te wakapainga me te anatema. (Pai.14a 1840,p.85)
anatema anathematical (= cursed, accursed) (adj)
Kei roto i a koe, e Iharaira, te mea anatema. (Pai.16 1840,p.16)
anatematanga anathema (n)
A tenei ake, kei tana rongonga i nga kupu a tenei anatematanga, na ka wakapai ia i a ia ano i roto i tona ngakau. (Pai.15a 1840,p.121)
anatematia to anathematise (= to curse) (vt)
Kua hiahia hoki a hau kia anatematia motu ke i te Karaiti, mo aku wanaunga, i te ritenga o te kikokiko. (Syd.4 1833,p.143)
Ka anatematia koe i te pa, ka anatematia hoki koe i te mara. (Pai.15a 1840,p.115)
wakaanatema to anathematise (= curse) (vi)
A, ko enei e tu ki runga ki maunga Epara hei wakaanatema. (Pai.15a 1840,p.112)
wakaanatematanga anathema (= curse) (n)
A muri iho ka korerotia e ia nga kupu katoa o te ture, te wakapainga me te wakaanatematanga, rite tahi ki nga mea katoa ituhituhia ki te pukapuka o te ture. (Pai.16 1840,p.21)
Anatema Maranata Anathema Maran-atha. (Aram. or Syr., meaning 'Our Lord has/will come'. The emphatic assertion of the apostle Paul.) (phr)
anatemata to anathematise (= to curse) (vi)
Engari kia tino wakarihariha atu koe, kia tino wakapairua atu; ta te mea hoki kua oti ia te anatemata. (Pai.14a 1840,p.76)
