It is not French at all, it's Italian. It's an ancient saying which can still be found on Italian wedding rings. It means "love needs faith": if you really love somebody you need to trust him or her. It is not modern Italian, though (I'm Italian) just an old regional phrase.
i believe it means "faith".
Je T'aime is French for "I love you."
"La fe, el amor, y la amistad" means "faith, love, and friendship".
"La luz de tu fe" translates to "the light of your faith" in English. In Spanish, "luz" means light, and "fe" means faith. This phrase is often used to describe the guiding or illuminating aspect of one's faith or beliefs.
It means World of Faith, its the name of a hispanic Church in Texas as well.http://www.mispastores.org/
Ah, what a lovely phrase you have there! The correct pronunciation is "Mee ah-MOH-reh voh-leh feh-YAH." Remember, it's all about expressing yourself and embracing the beauty of language. Keep practicing, and soon you'll say it with ease and joy.
Ya-fe (yah-fay)
What do you mean by '1.000 of fe'? Do you mean ' 1 mole' or ' 1.000 gram' As for 'fe' , if you mean 'iron', then the symbol is 'Fe'; note the capital letter. 'Fe' is from the Latin language, and is short for 'Ferrum - Iron'. Please clarify your question.
Fe is the chemical symbol for iron. In chemical formulas, Fe represents an atom of iron.
Fe in medical terms usually refers to iron.
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"Santa fe" means "holy faith" in Spanish.
Variable valencies are the valencies which can change e.g. Fe (iron) can either have the valency of 2 (Fe II) or 3 (Fe III)
Fe
The Spanish word "Fe" means Faith. In English it is the symbol for the chemical iron.
Variable valencies are the valencies which can change e.g. Fe (iron) can either have the valency of 2 (Fe II) or 3 (Fe III)