The correct spelling is Papadopoulos or Papadopulos (Παπαδόπουλος) and it is the most common surname among Greeks.
Literally means "the son/child of a priest" (papas=priest, poulo/pouli = child/chick)
If you mean "agapao", it is αγαπάω = I love
If you mean right as a direction, so it is in Arabic: يمين and you can spell it: yammen but if you mean right as true, so it is in Arabic: صحيح and you can spell it: saheh
i assume you mean the name 'Stavros' - Σταύρος
It is the same as the Greek. Although some spell it Phaethon.
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to spell. Did you mean "impureness?"
in fact you mean Kwanzaa and its spelled right on my answer
The word "Bible" comes from the Greek "biblos" meaning "book"
Otis is a Middle English name. It has no meaning in either Greek or Hebrew, but in Middle English, it meant "wealth".If you want to spell it using Hebrew letters, it's אוטיס.If you want to spell it using Greek letters, it's Οτις
The word pharmacology is derived from the Greek word pharmakeia. Pharmakeis means sorcery, witch craft, witches, and spell work. It can also mean jealousy, outburst, and angels.
If you mean the translation, it would be "Kreetai" Spelled; Kappa, Rho, Iota, Tau, Alpha, Iota
It's nOt a word. Spell it right or don't ask. U mean denial?
I don't know if this is right (or what you mean) but: conjunto agradável.