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The word "uwak" is in Tagalog or Filipino language (national language of the Philippines). In English language it's meaning is "raven", "crown".
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What is the English word of uwak?
crow
What is di maliparang uwak?
"Di maliparang uwak" means "unruly crow" in English.
What is scientific name of uwak?
The scientific name for uwak is Hayabusa japonica.
When was Cynthia Uwak born?
Cynthia Uwak was born on 1986-07-15.
Crow in Tagalog?
Tagalog translation of CROW: uwak
Who is the filipino author has write the fable ang aso at ang uwak?
aesop
Sino ang may akda ng ang aso at ang uwak?
grace lee pirina
Ano ang payong sa panaginip?
Ano po ang kahulugan ng uwak sa panaginip?
What has the author Rodel Colmenares written?
Rodel Colmenares has written: 'Ang pag-itim ng uwak' -- subject(s): Folklore
Tagalog word starts with letter U?
Tagalog is an Austronesian language that is used the Philippines. Tagalog words that start with the letter "U" include uzza, uzzia, uzias, and uwak.
Ang palaka at ang uwak?
ang palaka at ang uwang matahimik at masayang namumuhay si na palaka,gagamba at susong sa lugar na iyon nang biglang dumating si uwang Hindi lamang dahon at maingay ang....
Can you give me examples of idioms in their tagalog and English language?
Tagalog Idiom: Itaga mo sa bato English Translation: Mark my word Tagalog Idiom: Pagputi ng uwak English Translation: When hell freezes over / When pigs fly Tagalog Idiom: Naghahanap ng karayom sa gitna ng dayami English Translation: Looking for a needle in a haystack Tagalog Idiom: Isang kahig, isang tuka English Translation: Hand-to-mouth existence
