Ko te whakamaarama papakupu o te kupu "marena" ko te uru ki te marenatanga kua whakamanahia e te ture me tetahi; ki te whakakotahi i roto i te marena, te marena ranei. Ka taea hoki te korero mo te mahi whakakotahi, hono tahi ranei i roto i te whanaungatanga tata me te pumau tonu, ki te whakakotahi, ki te hono tahi ranei i runga i te pai, i te painga ranei. Ka taea hoki te whakamahi kupu hei whakaahua i te hono o nga mea e rua, neke atu ranei, nga whakaaro, nga ariā ranei.

Sentence Examples

1. It was that neglectful passion that led us to marry, for me to spend my days in that horrid job when I wanted to hit the road and explore life.

2. Several other families resented Cianne for the power they felt she exerted over him, something she found laughable, considering she had not the least desire to marry him.

3. He seemed to have misattributed her unwillingness to marry him to a highly developed sense of House devotion on her part.

4. Refusing to marry him would make her life even more difficult than it already was, would likely lead to her being even more ostracized.

5. Were Cianne to reject Lach, there were other young women who would be glad to marry him, to secure themselves to both the wealth and social standing he would bring them.

6. To think that her worst fear had once been breaking his heart by refusing to marry him.

7. Mary would marry as soon as she could, of that Elizabeth had no doubt, and then she would then be returned to her former status.

8. Should he marry Elizabeth he would be a man Parliament and the leading elite could easily bend to their will.

9. They are free to marry or not, as they please but it is worth noting that it is mainly the female citizens of Utah who are anxious to marry, as, according to the Mormon religion, maiden ladies are not admitted to the possession of its highest joys.