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12:24 Feb 16, 2002 |
Greek language (monolingual) [PRO] Botany | |||||
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5 +2 | seaweed |
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seaweed Explanation: This word as you write in means "seaweed" in Greek. It is pronounced fee'keea. It's a very unusual word for a pledge since in Greek this word can be metaphorically used to denote deception by presenting something unworthy as an object of great value or by pretending that false things are true. HIH PS - If you think that the pronounciation is wrong or your word is different than what I understood please include it in a note. |
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