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What is the English word for anno dominni?
The English word for *Anno Domini* is
AD
or
A.D.
, which stands for
"in the year of the Lord"
.
How do you say My queen in twi?
What is the etymology of polytetrafluoroethylene?
Morphology
What does a root word usually indicate in medical terminology?
What part of speech is thrust?
What is the opposite of murky?
Is the spanish word brazo masculine or feminine?
What do you called the italian word meaning very soft?
What is the collective noun for angles?
Meaning of Malayalam word mutheera in English?
How would you use the word clique in a sentence?
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