Questions tagged 'Language'
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Translate Latin phrase!?
Hello, I am seeking a translation for the following Latin phrase: "Tuam ipsam vive vitam quia tuam ipsam oppetes mortem." Thank you very much for your assistance!
what is the english word for tamil word yeppam?
What is the English word for the Tamil word "yeppam"? It refers to the gas released through the mouth after digestion.
Why is manufacturer abbreviated ‘mfg’, when there is no ‘g’ in the actual word?
Why is the term "manufacturer" abbreviated as "mfg" when there is no "g" in the actual word?
What does “chamiya” exactly mean? In term of introducing a girl as one’s chamiya.?
I’m not Indian, and I don’t speak Hindi. I heard one of my Indian friends refer to a girl as his "chamiya" while we were talking. I looked it up online and found that "chamiya" means a female club dan...
How do you say God in Latin?
How is the word "God" translated into Latin?
Idiom meaning? What does it mean to “sleep with one eye opened” ?
What does the idiom "sleep with one eye open" mean? I am curious about its origins and how it is used in everyday language. Could someone explain its significance and provide examples of situations wh...
What does it mean when a Spanish-speaker says “hora le” or “orale”?
What does it mean when a Spanish speaker says "hora le" or "orale"? I've heard these expressions before, but I'm not quite sure what they mean or in what contexts they are used. Could someone explain...
Feb 03, 2025
What is a 9 letter word meaning ‘Large American Thrush’?
I am seeking a 9-letter word that means "large American thrush." Additionally, I would appreciate assistance in finding a 9-letter word for "simple task." The letters I have available are: i, r, e, t,...
What does “kickstand joke” mean?
English is my second language, and I keep hearing the term “kickstand joke” on comedy shows. However, I don’t actually know what it means. I would appreciate it if anyone could explain this term, pref...
what does “silly goose” mean?
I have been called a "silly goose" quite a lot recently. Can someone explain what this phrase means?