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Which country does the word mosquito come from?
The word "mosquito" comes from the
Spanish
language. It is derived from the Spanish word "mosca," meaning "fly," and the diminutive suffix "-ito," meaning "little."
So, "mosquito" literally means "little fly."
Is local authorities capitalise in a sentence?
What is the maori word for corner?
Regional Linguistics
How do you sign the word in American Sign Language?
What is the global lingua franca?
What is a midwestern accent?
Why did English considered as global language?
What is postalcode of Philippines?
Where did pagnganganga originate?
What words are spelled the same but pronounced different in US and Canada?
How do Europeans describe an American accent?
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