<prompt> Aku mpolelle moelelo oa poleloana ho thella.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me the meaning of the phrase to the hilt. . Response in English: To the hilt is an idiomatic phrase meaning as completely or fully as possible. Originally, the phrase referred to when a sword was fully plunged into something, so that the hilt, or the handle of the sword, met the surface of the object being pierced. Figuratively, the phrase means to do something in its entirety or to the maximum extent possible. . Response in Sesotho: To the hilt ke poleloana ea maele e bolelang ka botlalo kapa ka botlalo kamoo ho ka khonehang. Qalong, poleloana eo ho neng ho buuoa ka eona ha sabole e ne e akhetsoe ka ho feletseng nthong e itseng, hoo letheka, kapa mofeng oa sabole, o neng o kopana le holima ntho e hlajoang. Ka tsela ea tšoantšetso, poleloana ena e bolela ho etsa ntho e itseng ka botlalo kapa ka hohle kamoo ho ka khonehang. 