What does the word Amata mean?
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Gender: Female  \nOrigin: Spanish  \nMeaning of the name Amata : Loved / Beloved ( Form of name Amy)
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First of all, Rooney, it's "joga bonitO", with an "o" at the end. Joga, a verb in the 3rd person singular imperative, means play. Bonito in this case works as an adverb, not an adjective. It means beautifulLY -- NOT beautiful.\n\nSumming up: joga bonito = play beautifully.\n\n(Most other translations you got are just "bosta"= crap.)
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It's an abbreviation for videlicet which means "That is; namely" and is used to introduce examples, lists, or items.\n\nI suspect it is also the abbreviation for vicinity.\n-MM
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Hasta la vista (you don't pronounce the H in Hasta) means, roughly, "until the seeing" - i.e., "goodbye until we see each other again" and is a friendly good-bye too.
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it depends on how you will use the word.. \n\nit can be used in situations like this...\n\n"basta akong bahala" in english "don't worry i can manage"\n\n"basta wag ka maingay ha"  --- " be sure to keep quiet okay"\n\nbasta can be omit in a sentence. but in an informal conversation it is mostly used to denote a stress or a strong point of what you will say. \nalso it can be just a meaning of "nevermind"\n\nanother example..\n\ntagalog\nQ.Paano mo nalaman yon?\nA. Basta, wag ka na magtanong.\n\nenglish\nQ. How did you know that?\nA. Nevermind, don't ask about it.
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it mean (( the girl that has the palm dates  and the mean of that  is she has  the good things ))\nذات التمر the girl that has the palm dates \nin arabic it will be the name  of this girl and the sound of it ZAT EL-TAMR\nso the meaning of the sentence is (ZAT EL-TAMR it means that she has good things ))
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The only thing I could find that might remotely translate it was "The word used by al-Tha'labi is the passive (ufa) of the form III perfect verb afa, from afa which means, "to restore to health, heal, cure (someone)." ( http://farms.byu.edu/publications/paperschapter.php?chapid=68 )\n\nI am sorry, I looked and looked. It stands for so many things... from Air Force Association, Anti-Fascist Action, American Family Association.... Good Luck...\n\nBTW, have you ever asked him?
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sukat - measure, try on(clothes)\ntugma - suitable, fit\ntalinghaga - figure of speech, metaphor\nmensahe - message\nimahen - don't know this one, could be saints
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1) means thin, so its antonym is "makapal"= thick\n2) means "dull" (as in dull knife, person etc), so its antonym is "matalas"=sharp\n3) matiwasay= peaceful; antonym: magulo: chaotic\n4) means: "slowly"; antonym: "mabilis"\n5) wagas="truthful"; antonym: "sinongaling" (liar)\n6) means: "clear" (clear weather), or could mean "lively" (as in feeling lively) opposites would be "gloomy" or "sullen" (i don't know the tagalog for those words)\n7) means: gentle and sweet\n8) means lazy; antonym: "masipag" (industrious)\n9) means "enough" \n10) mainggitin means to get jealous easy \n11) utal: sluggish speech like baby talk\n12) means impulsive\n13) maramot: selfish\n14) marangal: honorable\n15) could mean "puno" as in "full" or "puno" as in tree\n16) panatag: calm\n17) kapos: short (as in not enough change) see #9 antonym\n18) magiliw: jolly\n19) maamo: tame\n20) pino: thin like when you slice something "pinong pino" antonym: makapal or malake: thick or big\n21) husto: enough or "hustong sukat " like "it fits you well (clothing)\n22) umaapaw: overflowing\n\n24) taksil: someone who betrays somebody\n25) makapad: did you mean "malapad"? it means wide, so antonym: manipis (narrow) or thing. \n\nnote: some of the words w/o antonyms can be derived from some of the words already on the list. \n\n hope that helps!
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أنا مت عليك would literally mean "I died on you", but practically means I missed you so.\nAm not sure if that's exactly what you need but if you clarify more I will be able to assist you.
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http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/prodical\n\nare you sure about the spelling
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it is spanish, and means love.\nthe verb is amar, to love\nYo amo- I love\ntu amas- You love\nEl ama- He Loves\nNosotros amamos- We love\nUstedes aman- You love\nEllos aman-They Love\n\nAmor is te sustantive of the verb.
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if you stress the d making it "raddait" it would mean "i replied" or "i answered" in arabic.\nIf you give me some more detail on where you heard it and how it was used i'd be able to understand it better.
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According to www.bcindian.com/baby/babynames.asp, Prishita means "Glad, Joyful". Very beautiful, by the way.
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Hi there,\n\nIt means "delighted"
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http://www.freedict.com/onldict/ita.html
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The first sounds like arabic have no clue about meaning but I was recently in an arabic speaking country and it sounds a lot like the pattern of this language.\n\nFi amanuallah is arabic and means 'may God protect you' other similar phrases are 'khud hafiz, allah hafiz, or the classic assalamu alaykum' It is a religious greeting and blessing.\n\nSigbo and lonizt are names because I can't find a translation for them other than being names perhaps of German origin. \n\nI tried my best and I know four languages...\n\nI would conclude that from this message the person is giving you good wishes and a blessing in your life. It is a thoughtful and very loving thing to say...