khajindar
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As with nearly all words in the English language, vertical is derived of a Latin word, verticalis - meaning overhead and vertex - meaning highest point. So you can see by those two definitions why the word vertical came about.
Metre is the British spelling Meter is the American spelling ______________________ There are a great number of English words that have different spelling in "English" English and in "American" English. Words that end in "er" in American are frequently spelled with "re" in English. So in the US, we spell it "meter" while the English spell it "metre". Also, "theater" vs "theatre". Also, the English apparently have a lot of "u"s in the storage shed that they are trying to get rid of. And they toss them into many words that don't require a "u", like "labour" instead of "labor". In fact, right here in WikiAnswers, I can see that the words "metre" and "labour" are marked as misspelled, which proves that we're right and they're wrong. :-)
One of two or more words (commonly words of the same language) which are equivalents of each other; one of two or more words which have very nearly the same signification, and therefore may often be used interchangeably. See under Synonymous.
Derviational constancy refers to a high level of word study (see work by Kathy Ganske). These DC spellers are ready to learn about spelling based on how English words are derived from and impacted by their Latin and Greek origins. An this spelling level, students are focusing more on etymology, word origins and meaning, rather than spelling patterns.
The English words "far" and "see" translate as "weit" and (und) "sehe" in German
One is English just look at these: two, too, to or sea, see or no, know.
To see To check
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There are no English words currently in use that end with the letters -wh.However, the word slowh (meaning 'slay') was used by Chaucer (1343-1400), but this word is now obsolete.(See Related links below)
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a cat can see a king
Like many English words, it comes from Latin. (When you see the prefix "pre-", that means "before"). Precede comes from the Latin words meaning to go before (prae cedere).
Je voudrais vous voir = I want to see you
in standard English it means you'll see later tonight
The word has no meaning in English but there is an eponymous webpage. See link.