Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.
ugali spatula is the meaning of the Kikuyu word Muiku.
No. Grandparents is the plural form of the word, meaning it is a day to celebrate for more than one grandparent. Grandparent's is the possessive form of the word, meaning the day would belong to a single grandparent.
DuJour is a french word meaning "of the day"
Apparently, it has no meaning... http://mindontherise.blogspot.com/2009/01/word-of-day-quertzy.html
"coupe" is a word in French meaning cut, and "diem" is a word in Latin meaning day, but you are thinking of a different phrase, "carpe diem" which translates from Latin as "seize the day" meaning, take advantage of opportunities when they arise.
Du jour means "of the day".
day
night as in the opposite of day
The word bonjour is a French greeting meaning "good day."
Orgulous is an archaic word meaning proud or haughty. Using the word orgulous, meaning proud, we may say that is was an orgulous day for him when his son entered college
The meaning of the word Saturday is the day of the week that comes after Friday and is followed by Sunday. Saturday is used as an adverb in sentences.