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What is the Welsh word for orange?
Oren (o-ren)
An English word for it?
"it" already is an English word.
Is hello a word in English?
is a English word
What is the parde word for the English word English?
pardey
What is the english word for the malayalam word aruvi?
What is the English word for themalayalam word aruvi
What is the German word for bear?
English "the bear" means German "der Bär".
How do you say Lauren in french?
Lauren. The word is the same in English and French.
What is Ren short for?
ren is short for nothing it is it's own word
Is northern a compound word?
northern is not a compound word because if we try to separate it would become north & ren ren does not have a meaning so its not a compound word.
What does wo de jia ren means in English?
My family
What does the root in the word renal mean?
NEPHRO, NEPHR - it means something related to the kidneys
What is the Italian translation of the English word 'different'?
Differente is an Italian equivalent of the English word "different".Specifically, the word is an adjective in its singular form. It may designate someone female/something feminine or someone male/something masculine that is "different". The pronunciation will be "DEEF-fe-REN-te" in Italian.
What has the author Huamin Ren written?
Huamin Ren has written: 'Sheng wu ming ci ci dian =' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Chinese language, Chinese, English, +Biology, English language
What are the syllables in the word currency?
cur-ren-cy
What is the Welsh word for orange?
Oren (o-ren)
What does the Swedish word ren mean?
Reindeer or clean
What is 'healing' when translated from English to Italian?
The singular guarente and the plural guarenti as a feminine/masculine adjective/present participle and guarigione as a feminine singular noun are Italian equivalents of the English word "healing." Context makes clear which form suits. The respective pronunciations will be "gwa-REN-tey," "gwa-REN-tee," and "GWA-ree-DJYO-ney" in Italian.
