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What does the Japanese word tate mean?
It means something is standing "upright."
What is the word that means to make or create something?
invent
What prefix would you add to the root word figure in order to create a word that means to create a form or image of something again -?
You would add the prefix "Re-" to the root word figure in order to create a word that means to create a form or image of something again.
What is the Hebrew word that means to create something out of something?
himtsi (המציא) which also means "to invent"
What word means to make something look nice?
create
What does jamie mean in Japanese?
I don't believe "jami" is a real word in Japanese, however, "jama" means "an obstruction" or refers to something that's "in the way."
What is the Japanese word for create?
Tsukuru (作る) is Japanese for "to make" or "to create".
What part of speech is the word creative?
The word creative is an adjective. It means having the ability to create something.
What word means create?
The word "generate" means to create or produce something. It can refer to the process of bringing something into existence, whether it's an idea, energy, or a physical object. Other synonyms include "produce," "fabricate," and "formulate."
What is the word 'kansha' when translated from Japanese to English?
It means gratitude or a sense of appreciation for something someone has done for you.
What prefix would you add to the root word figure in order to create a word that means to take or undo the original appearance of somebody or something?
You could use the prefix "un-" to the root word in order to create a word that means to take or undo the original appearance of somebody or something.
Opposite word of the forefothers?
Forefathers means the people who created something in the past. If you're looking for a word that means someone who will create something in the future, a good word is "posterity." If you're looking for a word that means someone who destroyed something in the past, a couple of choices are "destroyer" or "scourge."
