what is the meaning of 'twas? what is its full word?
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The meaning of 'twas - it was
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It's probably a made up word
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wo ai ne\n prnounnced.. wo.. like water.. the wa part\nai is just said I\nne. is like the nee in needle
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the word is mowra' pronounced mo-raw some of its meanings in deuteronomy are as follows .fear . a fearful thing .. the word mowra' is from another word -yare' pronounced yaw-ray and some of the deffinitions are fear, REVERE ,frighten this is from a hebrew dictionary this is just the old testament definition for the word terror in the passage deuteronomy 34-12  in other verses deffinition may vary slightly or extreamly have fun
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well when i went to http://www.m-w.com/ (merriam-webster online) it wasnt in there..... so maybe its not a real word....
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SCHTSCHUROWSKIA is what I found in a yahoo web search but word was not on dictionary.com so not sure. "it is some sort of botanica"\n\nAWKWARD is an interesting one\n\nTWYNDYLLYNGS - 12 letter word with no vowel\nTwyndyllyngs is the longest word in English that doesn't contain one of the five vowels (AEIOU). It comes from Welsh and is obviously rare, but it does appear in the Oxford English Dictionary. \n\nIt turns out that "twyndyllyng" (singular) is a 15th century spelling of the word "twinling," which means, in modern English, "twin." \n\n\nHIRSCHSPRUNG'S - another word with 7 straight consanants meaning some type of disease I think
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Yahwe\nYehova\nclick here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetragrammaton
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Small\n\nKanewah:a Ga / Ne / Wah / Ah Small
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ttyl~ Talk to you later\nttfn~ Ta ta for now\nBTW~ By the way
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It is not a complete sentence. If translated word by word:\nbu : This/That\ndünyayı : the world\nvar ya : 'you know what'\n\nIt is about expressing complaint/anger/protest about "something". Someone has to know the whole conversation in order to understand what he/she is complaining about. Usually it is followed by an "act" : Bu dunyayi var ya, you need to do this do that etc...
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westuhal.ferdu,theodred,ferdu.-------be thou well. go-thou. theodred. go thou------------------------------------------------------------check out web site below it gives the whole two towers transcript
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Is it an english word?
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Strife\nTrials and tribulations\nAnguish\n\n:)
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I only knew recently that:\n- "wawa" used in Egypt by children or said to children to mean a cut or pain because of a cut, is originally Pharaonic.\n- "werwer" used in Egypt by people who sell vegetables, saying some vegetable is "werwer" esp. watercress (to attract buyers) is also originally Pharaonic and it means green!
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twen (dang), tenm, (dang), ten!
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Awesome (from Old Norse agi meaning wonder + Old English suffix -sum, meaning like), so literaly wonderlike.\nAwful (from Old English egefull (ege, meaning dread + suffix -full, meaning containing all that is possible), so containing all of the dread that is possible.\nAin't English awfully awesome?
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Only the language context/period:\n\n* Thyself = Yourself (Old English)\n\n* Own self = Yourself (Modern English)\n\nFurther explanation: "thy" means "your" as does "thine". Thy is used before a word begining with a consonant (Thy beauty) and Thine before a word beginning with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u)\n\nHope that helped!\n~Ruj x