whats the plural of paisa?
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These are the plurals for paisa - basis - terminus - stimulus:\n\npaise\nbasis  ( the singular and plural form are same for basis )\nterminals\nstimulii\n\nHave a nice day\n:)
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English- Theres something about mary\nHindi- Andaaz Apna Apna
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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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Maligayang Pasko ;-)\n\nMaliket ya Pasko!
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PARRAMI GIFTS\n\nor\n\n"PARAMISA"
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weetabix is actualy the plural, the singular is wheetabi
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Dhokla\nChowmein\nRight?
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dai kiruku, un paeru mariyae nee pannirukka?? unakku arrivu irukka? vayasana kealaviya matter pannirukka?? athu vaera aunty. Po .. poi urupidiyana yethavathu panna paaru!! : )\n\nhope u understand tamil!!
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hahahahahahahahaha. \n\nI think they're referring to papparazis. though it would be funny if it was Papps.
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HINDI\n\nWater\n1---Jal \n2---Paani\n3---Neer\n\nWind\n1---Vaayu\n2---Pawan\n3---Hawaa\n\n\nSANSKRIT\n\nWater\n1--- Jalam\n2--- Ambhah\n3--- Neeram\n\nWind\n1--- Vaayuhu\n2--- Pawanam
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It is Indian English.\nmofussil areas: n. [Urdu] outlying districts\n\naway from urban areas or big city centres\n\nCHECK THESE OUT:
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Keena? Ma Nepali kourda bolchu.\n\nNepali
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For the same reason that pants is plural and shirt is singular.
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Saar ( as in car ) jent ( as in tent ) may - jur
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pangatnig na kataga: at, o, ni\npangatnig na salita: ngunit,subalit,datapwat,samantala,sapagkat,kapag,pag,maging,kung,kaya,bagkus,sakali,anupa't,gaya,magkagayon,man,habang,dahil,palibhasa,pati,upang,kasi
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It's plural.\n\nCoach
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The question is not clear to me.\nAre you looking for synonyms for the words\nfather, mother & friends ? If so,\n\nFather:\nmale parent: sire. Informal: dad, daddy, pa, papa, pappy 2, pop 2. Slang: old man.\n\nMother:\nma, mom, mommy, mama, mamma, mammy, momma, mum, mummy, mam, mater\nmom, momma, mommy, mum, mummy, mammy\n\nFriend:\npal, buddy, chum, companion, comrade