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What are the letters following the dot after the domain name called?
They are called Extensions. ie: .com, .net, ect.
How many countries have 5 letters?
The following are countries that are spelled with five letters in English:BeninBurma (now called Myanmar, still called Burma by many)ChileChinaCongo (Republic of the)Congo (Democratic Republic of the)EgyptGabonGhanaHaitiIndiaItalyJapanKenyaNorth KoreaSouth KoreaLibyaMacaoMaltaNauruNepalNigerPalauQatarSamoaSpainSudanSouth SudanSyriaTongaYemen
What are letters written to teach about following Jesus?
In the new testament, there are twenty-one books written in the form of letters to churches or individuals. These letters are known as The Epistles. The fourteen Epistles of St. Paul are called after the group or person to whom they were addressed. The remaining seven are called by the name of the author.
What is a set of letters called?
A set of letters is normally called an alphabet.
Letters that are sent to celebrities are called what?
It's called fan mail fan letters
What is a snow vehicle with the letters kid in it called?
A snow vehicle with the letters kid in it is called a Skidoo
How many letters in the code for proteins and what are they called?
Three letters code for proteins which are called codons.
What is scrabbles pieces called?
Scrabble letters are called tiles. The part that holds each player's letters is called a rack.
What is a place where letters can be sent called?
Letters can be sent to an address.
What were Pauls letters called?
If you're referring to St. Paul's letters in the New Testament, they are called epistles.
What do you called the sets of letters in math subject?
If the letters represent unknowns they are usually called variable.
What is a Group of postel letters called?
A group of postal letters is called a mail or a batch of mail.
