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What is the Greek word for experience?
The Greek word for experience is εμπειρία (empeiría).
What does the word collo mean in Greek?
In Greek, the word "collo" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a Greek word.
Greek word for prosperity?
The Greek word for "prosperity" is ευημερία (evimería).
What is the Greek word for garden?
The Greek word for garden is "" (kpos).
Is there a greek word jejerius?
There is no known Greek word "jejerius." It is possible that it may be a misspelling or not a real word in the Greek language.
Amnesia and amnesty originate from the same greek word?
yes
What word of greek origin means 'a general pardon'?
Amnesty
Sentence with the word amnesty?
Amnesty is a way for past criminals to be forgiven.
How do you syllabicate the word amnesty?
am-nes-ty
Word meaning to surrender weapons into police?
amnesty
What is the one word for a general pardon of offenders?
Amnesty
What rhymes with amnesi?
There is no such word as "amnesi." Do you mean "amnesty?" Or perhaps you mean "amnesia?" Please see the related questions below for "What rhymes with amnesty?" and "What rhymes with amnesia?"
How can you apply for amnesty?
Obamas amnesty
What did the amnesty act?
The Amnesty Act of 1872 was an act passed that reenfranchised ex-confederates that previously had been barred from voting after the resolve of the civil war (re-allowed them to vote). It was intended to be an October surprise, as it was an election year, to take votes away from Grant, who had obviously been a Union General. While it did increase the Democrat's numbers by a good deal, since the black vote still outweighed them and Grant's opposition was split between two candidates, Grant still won.
What is the Greek word for experience?
The Greek word for experience is εμπειρία (empeiría).
What is the greek word for egg?
the greek word for egg is: avgo
What does the m stand for in mnemonics?
The word mnemonic comes from the IE root *men-, to think. This root had an "extended" form in *mna-, whence the Greek mnasthai, to remember (cf amnesia, amnesty), and the adjective mnemonikos. The first m is silent, except among hellenists, who sometimes enjoy reviving the old pronunciation of Greek-based words.
