does anyone know what amnemonic and nervanic mean?
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A mnemonic(noun) – memory aid\nShort rhyme, phrase, or other mental technique for making information easier to memorize\n\nA Mnemonic - Adjective\n\nActing as a mnemonic - acting as a memory aid\n\nRelating to mnemonics - relating to the practice of improving the memory, or to systems designed to improve the memory\n\nAre you sure the other word is spelled right?
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Origin: Greek \nMeaning : Stranger. \nGender: Female
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renovatio is latin.  it means, literally, "a total rebirth".  now that i think about it, if you stick an "n" on the end, you get renovation, which is like a total rebirth of your house, because you need new shingles and better gutters.  i could help you out for five dollars, what do you say?  but honestly, rebirth.  there you have it.
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FAKE MEANS: FALSE, COUNTERFEIT, FORGED, PHONY, BOGUS\nEMBARRASS MEANS: HUMILIATE, MAKE ASHAMED, OR UNCOMFORTABLE\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS!!
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Homonyms.  \n\nHomina-homina, on the other hand, is onomatopoeia.The sound a gibbering teenage boy makes when presented with the new Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.
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Main Entry: no·ma\nPronunciation: 'nO-m&\nFunction: noun\nEtymology: New Latin, from Greek nomE, from nemein to spread (of an ulcer), literally, to graze, pasture -- more at NIMBLE\n: a spreading invasive gangrene chiefly of the lining of the cheek and lips that is usually fatal and occurs most often in persons severely debilitated by disease or profound nutritional deficiency
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"Angel" is one of those words from the later Latin period. You might want to substitute it with "nymph", a mythical spirit of the mountains or woodlands etc. \nSo, for the first part "I am the dark angel" ~ Angelus obscurus sum. ~ or ~ Nympha obscura sum. \n\nCome! Caress me and let us fly through the boundless sky.~ Eia, permulce me ac per caelum immensum volemus.\n\nTo translate "full of darkness and agony" I presume you are referring to a state of mind. In that case I would use the equivalent of "afflicted by gloominess and pain" ~ Maestitia doloreque afflictus  ( afflicta, if feminine).\n\nMaestus (Maesta, feminine) can mean gloomy or full of sadness, so it has elements of your phrase on its own. You could also say "Maestus et dolore afflictus" ~ Gloomy and afflicted with pain.
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Both answers above are correct:\nIn physics, AC/DC is alternating current, direct current.\nIn slang, it means "goes both ways" i.e. bisexual\nIn rock n' roll, it means a kick ass band!
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Italian & it means (not so accurate)\nAvnex is up them, volelo to know when MMG will exit version 3,0 and if I can agiornare my version 2.0. A ' other question: in your situated one where are unloaded the modernizations of the software, are free? Distinguished Luca salutes Bear
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you are about to get a whole lot of insults here, but psychologicaly, I don't think you can make any clear cut stereotypes in either case, but:\n\nIN general\n\nMen-direct\nWomen- passive
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http://www.thedoctorslounge.net/studlounge/mnemonics/anatomy.htm\nWarning: many of the mneumonics are dirty, dirty, dirty!\nWith physiology it's helpful to compare/contrast systems such as parasympathetic versus sympathetic or adrenergic or muscarinic receptors, etc...
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All of those energies.\nkinetic=The act of flying\nthermal=stored+generated body heat \nelectrical=sensory processing\nlight=solar energy (during the day)\nchemical=synthesis or metabolism \npotential=gravitational force based on height.
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pavleen is a slavic version of pauleen.. and pauleen comes from paul, which usually refers to st. paul.
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enimen (hahah i dont know how to spell it m&m)
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the word is "androngynous"\nit means you have both masc. and fem. qualities
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Main Entry: am·mo·nia \nPronunciation: &-'mO-ny&\nFunction: noun\nEtymology: New Latin, from Latin sal ammoniacus sal ammoniac, literally, salt of Ammon, from Greek ammOniakos of Ammon, from AmmOn Ammon, Amen, an Egyptian god near one of whose temples it was prepared\n1 : a pungent colorless gaseous alkaline compound of nitrogen and hydrogen NH3 that is very soluble in water and can easily be condensed to a liquid by cold and pressure
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am·per·sand    (mpr-snd) KEY  \n\nNOUN: \n\nThe character or sign (&) representing the word and.