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What language is the word ikon from?
The word "ikon" is from the Greek language. It is commonly used in English to refer to a religious image or symbol.
is there a new or used tanning shop in this area or birmingham,al?
There are both used and new tanning shop in this are or the near by areas of birmingham
Where can I find a BMW used in Birmingham, Alabama?
There are several BMW dealerships in Birmingham, Al. Tom Williams BMW is the BMW dealership most central in Birmingham, and the sell both new and used BMWs.
What was Hebrew originally used for?
Hebrew was originally used for speaking and communicating. It still is used for that.
How do you say poison in greek?
The Greek word for poison is φαρικον. φαρικον is pronounced f-ar-ikon. It is a noun form of poison and cannot be used as a verb.
What are the instruments used in the Birmingham orchestra?
Flute.piano.Etc.
Who started using the key and what was it used for originally?
# Who started using the @ key and what was it used for originally? # Who started using the @ key and what was it used for originally?
What was super glue originally used for?
It was originally used to join skin after surgery.
Who stared using the key and what it used originally?
The key was originally invented by Theodore of Samos and was originally used for securit purposes.
Was Birmingham in staffs or warwickshire?
Birmingham used to be in the county of Warwickshire, this is why the Warwickshire cricket ground is in Edgbaston Birmingham. Later due to electoral boundry changes it became part of the West Midlands.
Where could one purchase a used Honda Civic in Birmingham?
Online places that one could purchase a used Honda Civic in Birmingham include eBay Auto and Auto Trader. Another option is to go to an official Honda dealership in Birmingham.
Is Birmingham in Shropshire?
It used to be in Warwickshire, but is now officially part of a county of its own. The West Midlands county (which has no county council) includes Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and the Black Country region. Many of these places used to belong to Staffordshire.
