Examples of using Bequeath in English and their translations into Norwegian
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A wealthy person might bequeath money for the setting up of some almshouses in the hope that the residents might then regularly pray for his soul.
allows the first owner to sell the apartment in it, donate, bequeath or annuity contract.
Parents can also bequeath so much money to the movement that it limits their contact with their children,
I shake my white locks at the runaway sun, I bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass I love.
Who knows if he might convert and forgive, and bequeath a blessing after him, a sacrifice and a libation to the Lord your God?
leave widows behind should bequeath for their wives the expenses of one year's maintenance. The widows must not be expelled from the house for up to one year.
until tender enough to strain and bequeath a juice rank.
What can I do with my timeshare and can I bequeath it to my next of kin or a friend?
they should know that they cannot bequeath to their children their own faith,
keep animal habitats both impress us and ultimately bequeath our children a world in which to live.
leave widows should bequeath for their widows a year's maintenance
also characterises the nature of the relationship as loving and the bequeath of the second-best bed as romantically significant.
Bequeathed to you by the great spirit.
He also bequeathed his‘second-best bed' to his wife.
The work was bequeathed to the National Gallery by Hans Aas in 1947.
A significant portion of its capital bequeathed for the development of universities, museums, schools.
Henry bequeathed to you some property in Newfoundland, New Jersey.
Finding bequeathed chest, party game starts to get acquainted with the active application.
The day that he died, Isaac mendez bequeathed his sketch book To a humble bike messenger.
Barabantseva bequeathed by the previous administration stands on three pillars.