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un·to  (nt)
prep.
1. To.
2. Until: a fast unto death.
3. By: a place unto itself, quite unlike its surroundings.
[Middle English : un-, up to; see until + to, to; see to.]
unto [ˈʌntuː]
prep
an archaic word for to
[of Scandinavian origin; see until]
Translations
unto
prep unto [ˈantu]
an old word for `to'. tot до به؛ نسبت به -ni; (van. ' poeet.) אֶל तक =to (고어) ...쪽으로 kepada tot; aan, voor; naar; tot aan la do สู่; จนกระทั่ง 「to」的古字 до طرف đến, tới
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