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oatitia to swear (an oath) (vi)
Kia wiwi ai koe ki te pai, kia tae atu ai koe, kia noho ai ki te wenua pai i oatitia atu e Ihowa ki o matua. (Pai.14a 1840,p.73)
Kei oatitia tekatia hoki toku ingoa, kaua ano hoki e whaka noatia te ingoa o tou Atua. (Maun.14a 1844,p.107)
Na, tena, oatitia mai te Atua ki a au i konei kia kaua ai koe e teka ki a au, ki aku tamariki hoki, me taku uri. (CMS 2 1845,p.42)
I oatitia ahau ki te aroaro o nga Kawana. (MM2 7:13 1860,p.15)
Ko nga tangata i oatitia hei titiro mo nga korero o te whakawakanga. (Misc.6 1862,p.2)
Muri iho, ka arumia atu e Kawiti ki Akarana, ka oatitia a korua kupu: tau kupu oati rawa ki a Kawiti: ta Kawiti, oati rawa ki a koe. (MM2 2a:2 1862,p.13)
wakaoatitia to swear (vi)
Ka wakaoatitia te 'Tekau ma rua', ka noho, ka wakarongo, ko ratou hei mea, e hara ana te tangata, e hara kore ana ranei. (KNT 1:4 1842,p.13)
whakaoatitia to swear (vi)
Na ka whakaoatitia nga tamariki a Iharaira e Hohepa. (CMS 2 1845,p.122)
Ka whaka-oatitia ratou kia waiho i runga i te tika anake a ratou whakaritenga. (Auck.6 1858,p.ii)
