tithe
tithe
taÉȘð
taidh
/tˈa‍ÉȘð/

A(z) „tithe” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to tithe
01

tizedel, adomĂĄnyoz tizedet

to donate ten percent of one's income, often to the church, as a religious commitment or financial support
Intransitive
to tithe definition and meaning
Példåk
Families gathered annually to discuss their financial commitment and decide on how to tithe for the upcoming year.
A csalĂĄdok Ă©vente összegyƱltek, hogy megvitassĂĄk pĂ©nzĂŒgyi kötelezettsĂ©gĂŒket, Ă©s eldöntsĂ©k, hogyan adjĂĄk tizedet a következƑ Ă©vre.
02

megtizedel, tizedet vet ki

to impose a tax of one-tenth on agricultural produce or crops
Transitive: to tithe a crop or product
Példåk
In the old system, they would tithe every bushel of barley grown on the estate.
A rĂ©gi rendszerben tizedet vetettek minden bĂșza busheljĂ©re, amelyet a birtokon termesztettek.
03

megtizedel, tizedet szab ki

to impose a tax or contribution equal to one-tenth of income or goods
Transitive: to tithe sb
Példåk
The church tithed its members, collecting a tenth of their earnings for community needs.
Az egyhĂĄz tizedet vetett ki tagjaira, gyĂŒjtve tizedrĂ©szĂ©t keresetĂŒkbƑl a közössĂ©g szĂŒksĂ©gleteire.
04

tizedel, adomånyozza a jövedelem tizedét

to give or contribute one-tenth of income or goods
Transitive: to tithe one's income
Példåk
She faithfully tithed her income, believing it was her duty to the congregation.
HƱsĂ©gesen adott tizedet a jövedelmĂ©bƑl, abban a hitben, hogy ez az Ƒ kötelessĂ©ge a gyĂŒlekezet felĂ©.
01

tized, tizedĂĄldozat

an offering of a tenth part of some personal income
02

tized, egyhĂĄzi adĂł

a levy of one tenth of something
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