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| "Leithen" is a Celtic name | meaning grey in colour. |
| The word Kafi is derived from the Arabic kafa | meaning group. |
| term atherosclerosis from the Greek "athero", | meaning gruel, and "sclerosis", meaning hardening, to |
| Gwrgan Fawr ( | meaning Gwrgan the Great; also, in Latin, Gurgantius) |
| d from the Greek τσιγγάνος or αθίγγανος, both | meaning gypsy, which refers to the possible migration |
| The Krechet-94 (Russian Кречет, | meaning gyrfalcon) is a space suit model developed fo |
| ural "hemipenes") comes from the word "hemi", | meaning half, and "penis". |
| e name, Zeal, comes from the Old English Zele | meaning hall. |
| be derived from Latin tetricus or taetricus, | meaning harsh, sour, severe. |
| d of a proper history of the word and how its | meaning has evolved, I come upon this mess. |
| Instead a new and broader | meaning has been added to the celebration of Norwegia |
| This | meaning has developed from an ironic use. |
| orytellers appearance that over the years the | meaning has changed for him. |
| ree to change some of it back if the original | meaning has been lost. |
| of automatic programming, mostly because its | meaning has changed over time. |
| Neither | meaning has been linguistically verified. |
| Words whose | meaning have shifted since their inclusion, are being |
| ves its name from the Old English word Hythe, | meaning haven or landing place. |
| hanged Adheeyu into Andheeyu -- another word, | meaning he must be blinded. |
| here and as such Williams was born in England | meaning he did not qualify to play for Wales. |
| and shortly, the lightbulb on the cap blinks, | meaning he has an idea. |
| for Pembridge, with a persistent calf injury | meaning he only played 13 games in the 2001-02 season |
| has a Scottish father and an English mother, | meaning he is eligible to play for Scotland and Engla |
| at a springer deliver game with a soft mouth, | meaning he does not puncture it with his teeth. |
| ing there, Blaylock took over the paper, thus | meaning he was in control of its workings. |
| Uqbah al-Murri was henceforth known as Musrif | meaning he who exceeds all bounds of propriety. |
| d other than he did to slip on the wet track, | meaning he came home a comfortable first place. |
| Ghana's coach, Milovan Rajevac was Serbian, | meaning he would be coaching Ghana against his homela |
| ces for the 2009 BDO World Darts Championship | meaning he avoided having to qualify for the event. |
| subsequently placed on the "left squad" list, | meaning he is suspended for the next two games he wou |
| announced that Salmon had made their roster, | meaning he would earn a $400,000 salary for the 2006 |
| ife imprisonment, with a tariff of 12 years - | meaning he could be released on licence after 6 years |
| h the local electorate voting in prohibition, | meaning he was unable to sell wine from the property. |
| Fortunately, there was no fracture, | meaning he would be out for several weeks instead of |
| ter Bonetti whilst with the west London side, | meaning he made just 11 appearances in four years. |
| "Ser" is a prefix | meaning head or chief; "dar" is a suffix, it means pa |
| Karaurus ( | meaning head-tail) is an extinct genus of salamander |
| discover the spring and called it ‘Emanzana' | meaning Healing Waters. |
| ion of two Indian words, the Chickasaw ptoco, | meaning healing, and the Choctaw wawa, meaning water. |
| Jjimjil is derived from the words | meaning heated bath. |
| Literal | meaning: Heaven Tall Emperor Far |
| яжелая крейсерская (tyazholaya kreyserskaya), | meaning heavy cruiser. |
| name Arduinna derives from the Gaulish arduo- | meaning height (Delamarre p. 51). |
| Unfortunately, the well | meaning Herbert soon forgets all about the couple and |
| It has no | meaning here; it merely serves as a dummy subject. |
| ptogenic" being derived from Greek "κρυπτός", | meaning hidden, and "γένεσις", meaning origin) is a s |
| ythonic family of Celtic languages: penn-ardd | meaning high hill. |
| takes its name from the Old English penn-ardd | meaning high hill. |
| ok will have (as he described it) "the meat," | meaning highlights from his stage and filmmaking care |
| d English word pollr plus the Old Norse haugr | meaning hill or mound. |
| How is derived from the Old Norse word haugr | meaning hill or mound. |
| The name of the village is derived from Dun ( | meaning hill) and Mer (lake or pond). |
| The name derives from the Old English hlenc, | meaning hill. |
| The name Knocks derives from the Irish cnoc, | meaning hill. |
| The name Holborn appears Norse in origin, | meaning hillfort, and the headland may be the Tarvedu |
| ieved to derive from the Old Norse word haugr | meaning hills or mound. |
| land, described as Malea from the Tamil Malai | meaning hills/mountains. |
| his arrest, Denke hanged himself in his cell, | meaning his exact motives can only be guessed at. |
| Gault was the prototypical "speed merchant", | meaning his greatest asset was his pure straight line |
| heweshope" from the Roman name of "Kyneshope" | meaning Hollow Hill. |
| (or racomelo) from raki (ρακί) + meli (μέλι), | meaning honey) is a warm mixed alcoholic drink. |
| Her name derives from the Greek word melli | meaning honey. |
| t, its name is derived from the word "mellis" | meaning honeydew and the word "fluo" meaning flow, re |
| specific name is derived from the Latin unc- ( | meaning hook-like) and rectangulus (meaning rectangul |
| pare, Hoper being of Dutch or Frisian origin, | meaning hooper (e.g. maker of barrels). |
| The name humle, | meaning hop, indicates that hops were one of the majo |
| name is from the Celtic din for fort and corn | meaning horn-shaped. |
| In a further development of | meaning, horse trading has come to refer specifically |
| includes the Brittonic and Gaulish root epos, | meaning horse (Compare with Goidelic primitive Irish |
| a comes from the Greek language, nosokemeion- | meaning hospital and phobos being irrational fear. |
| ic epithet comes from the Latin word caldaria | meaning hot bath, and is a reference to the natural h |
| ived from the same root as the word in Luwian | meaning House. |
| The term derives from the Greek words oikos, | meaning household, house, or family, and phobia, mean |
| iginally announced as a one-race arrangement, | meaning Howard would be back for the Milwaukee race. |
| Huntley ( | meaning Huntsman's clearing) is mentioned in the Dome |
| The word is of Slavonic origin (chyza | meaning hut or house) and referred to a Slavonic sett |
| se skali, with an Old English plural *Scalas, | meaning huts. |
| Change of | meaning hypothesis |
| Mido comes from the Spanish phrase Yo mido | meaning I measure. |
| The name is from the Greek, | meaning I cut a portion of. |
| The term can also be used a "I am a Bluehart" | meaning I am a member and in many cases were a past m |
| fourth in the Sabot Nationals, but never won, | meaning I was always getting that 'first girl' trophy |
| semantic competence (the ability to make | meaning, i.e. comprehension) |
| meaning If you don't drink Fada you're not from Marse | |
| The pearl collection operates on karma, | meaning if Buurin abuses her powers she will lose pea |
| rrect, clear, and would not alter the current | meaning, if the article simply said that the other th |
| oss-tolerance occurs between benzodiazepines, | meaning if an individual is tolerant to one benzodiaz |
| A hint to some deeper | meaning in Einar's powerful art is for example: "Karm |
| states he's already with the Doctor and Peri | meaning in a not told yet adventure Turlough joins th |
| Nilam and vilakku have exactly the same | meaning in the older cognate Tamil language. |
| Semi-public has no | meaning in state of Georgia. |
| of a traditional English public house, whose | meaning in turn remains somewhat speculative. |
| that it also featured a video for each song; | meaning in total those who purchased the album receiv |
| ve argued that life tenure has taken on a new | meaning in a modern context. |
| "Henna hlaw" is one, | meaning in old English "Hill of birds". |
| so noted the barriers to humanity's quest for | meaning in life. |
| There is scarcely any sense or | meaning in the best of them. |
| tial complexity is also used with a different | meaning in connection with cyclomatic complexity. |
| The | meaning in the greater history of Germany and Europe, |
| The words themselves have no | meaning in this usage. |
| Semantics and Pragmatics: | Meaning in Language and Discourse. |
| suggest you understand that the word has dual | meaning in the English language. |
| Town's name origins, | meaning in Italian "little quail" , is debated. |
| Tennant saw a double | meaning in this, and also took it to mean that there |
| Detour and access : strategies of | meaning in China and Greece (New York : Zone Books, 2 |
| Stress testing may have a more specific | meaning in certain industries, such as fatigue testin |
| Cycles of Time and | Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. |
| The lyrics have a double | meaning in that the woman in the story is finally gai |
| The same term has the same | meaning in electrically propelled subway or elevated |
| that we have the expression “on tenterhooks”, | meaning in a state of nervous tension. |
| Cognitive Sociology: Language and | Meaning in Social Interaction. |
| Its | meaning in Cherokee is uncertain, but "seems to refer |
| erica which would explain why the word has no | meaning in the Cherokee language. |
| For a specialized | meaning in the field of computer security, see Commun |
| Finding | Meaning in Dreams (1996) |
| ressed the problem of presence and absence of | meaning in language. |
| According to Jacques Derrida, | meaning in the West is defined in terms of binary opp |
| n old Finnish word still in use with the same | meaning in some dialects, despite originally simply m |
| The date of July 11 has a symbolic | meaning in the history of Polish genocide in Volhynia |
| The old name was 'Schreyhoeckstoren' | meaning in old Dutch the sharp angle of the tower wit |
| Its | meaning in these Psalms in uncertain. |
| is called the “Styrimathr” (STEE-ri-mah-thur) | meaning in Norse “the Captain of the Seas path”. |
| st and goto are reserved words - they have no | meaning in Java but they also cannot be used as ident |
| meant a steep sided valley and it keeps this | meaning in Cornish and Breton. |
| n was first mentioned in 1407 as Torjawasara, | meaning in Hungarian “Torja Market”. |
| study with his book The Natural Background of | Meaning in 1999. |
| sing, where they are used to represent hidden | meaning in a text. |
| jor themes in his work include the search for | meaning in the workplace, the meaning of success and |
| finds romance, saves the planet and finds new | meaning in her life. |
| It actually has no | meaning in Cherokee. |
| Making Loss Matter: Creating | Meaning in Difficult Times (1999) ISBN 1-57322-820-6. |
| iation of the Chinese language as well as its | meaning in Korean, both recorded in Hangul. |
| Alexandros: A philosopher struggling to find | meaning in a meaningless world, Thaddeus refuses to t |
| Is There a | Meaning in this Text? |
| And "bummed" has a completely different | meaning in UK English, as does "pissed". |
| uages the same pattern ⠓ can have a different | meaning; in the original Latin Braille the same ⠓ can |
| Vicereine has no | meaning in Canada. |
| es Crescunt, from the Roman historian Sallust | meaning In Harmony Small Things Grow. |
| Form and | Meaning in Medieval Romance, 1966 |
| nd provides the opportunity to explore deeper | meaning in musical expression. |
| Meaning in Western Architecture Rizzoli, New York, 19 | |
| -97001-7 (also published as Humanism: finding | meaning in the word by Prometheus Books, 1998, ISBN 1 |
| So saying that the word Bossa Nova has a | meaning in the Portuguese language is incorrect. |
| sm deals with the ongoing search for ultimate | meaning in the human condition. |
| 1993 In Urban Form and | Meaning in South Asia: The Shaping of Cities from Pre |
| The name is derived from the Greek en, | meaning in, and kalyptos, which means to cover, veil |
| Climatius ( | meaning inclined fish or tilted fish) is an extinct g |
| Idioms with a similar | meaning include 'Much ado about nothing' and 'Making |
| The associative entity could have | meaning independent of the other entities. |
| work of Sydney Lamb, his goal was to make the | meaning independent of the words used in the input, i |
| This is called decoherence ( | meaning individual systems, e.g. |
| described the cause of death as septicaemia, | meaning infection of the bloodstream. |
| Influenza, from medieval Latin influentia | meaning influence, was so named because doctors once |
| It derives from the Greek words endo | meaning inside, within, and crinis for secrete. |
| ensus plenior is used to describe the "deeper | meaning intended by God" but not intended by the huma |
| have expanded and modified the original Greek | meaning into the two distinct senses above. |
| The | meaning is thought to be the same as the meaning in t |
| The | meaning is derived from son or descendant of Guillemi |
| The first | meaning is of a point (physical, decisional, etc.) be |
| Another | meaning is derived from Ka Meendar or destroyer of th |
| This God-given | meaning is displayed in all of the aspects of tempora |
| Abiha is an Arabic word whose | meaning is "her father". |
| t do damage to the article, provided that the | meaning is left intact. |
| Meaning is lost in language conversion, especially be | |
| The French | meaning is a play on words featuring two familiar com |
| e town's name is Aboriginal in origin and its | meaning is not known. |
| Its | meaning is "her father" which was given to Fatima az- |
| m Abiha" to His daughter Fatima az-Zahra, its | meaning is "mother of her father". |
| The name is of Aboriginal origin but its | meaning is uncertain. |
| name origins from an Aboriginal word but the | meaning is unknown. |
| acename, Skogen, is of Slavic origin, but its | meaning is unknown. |
| ooney, the name "can not be analyzed" and its | meaning is lost. |
| However, this | meaning is hardly ever used any more. |
| C of King Horn) where the | meaning is vague, but may be taken to mean 'Western l |
| The "barrel" | meaning is thought to derive from the fact that it wo |
| a local language, a rough translation of its | meaning is "Water Lord" with approximately 80 rivers |
| The word is Aboriginal in origin but the | meaning is unknown. |
| ow” was invented by the show's producers; its | meaning is simply an expression of joy. |
| Its | meaning is to acknowledge your own mistake and to ple |
| he towns name is Aboriginal in origin and its | meaning is not known. |
| Its literal | meaning is the colloquial German term for a blowfly, |
| -74: A second prophetic vision follows, whose | meaning is explained by the angel Ramiel. |
| ame is probably of Anglo-Saxon origin but its | meaning is uncertain. |
| The | meaning is that "when everything else is gone, there |
| is of Native American Indian origin, and its | meaning is "Woman:Tenderness". |
| Its | meaning is that divine retribution is slow but certai |
| The | meaning is more like the British term - the screaming |
| The | meaning is "Bartolomeo Cristofori of Padua, inventor, |
| This | meaning is cued for us by his wife's slowly growing w |
| In present-day Dutch the only | meaning is lost hope. |
| The name is Aboriginal in origin but its | meaning is unknown. |
| elatively recent inception" has no scientific | meaning, is not the product of natural law; not expla |
| Rudolf Simek comments that the | meaning is "strange" and may point to an otherwise lo |
| Basingas, who give the village its name (the | meaning is "Basa's people"). |
| me is Indigenous Australian in origin but its | meaning is unknown. |
| So, the | meaning is really that it was signed and not ratified |
| The name is Aboriginal in origin and the | meaning is unknown. |
| h featured in the Domesday Book; its original | meaning is "Dune's farm". |
| The | meaning is electoral. |
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