Could someone define the following word: "zaghareet"?
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In the Middle East, zaghareet is an ululation performed to honor someone.\n\n**An ululation is a long, wavering, high-pitched sound resembling the howl of a wolf. It is an onomatopoeic word derived from Latin. Ululation is found in some singing techniques and ritual situations. In Arab countries ululation is commonly used by women to express celebration**
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no it isn't correct      \n(rooze) tavallodet mobaarak= روز)تولّدت مبارک)
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Privet Svetlana........it is like a religious diktat,what u call..."декрет"....na parooskye...ponemayesh?\nIt is a Moslem term which means"ban"...hope this helps......Poka!!\nP.S. Am an Indian........studied Russian for a  gal i lost long back.\nAnd..Da...eta nechevo darogaya...pozhalsta!!
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In not real positive but it sounds like a native american word.  We have a word like that here in this community that is native related.  i could be totaly wrong though.
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fareed sa'eed\nsarrah khiara! (and this name is funny in Arabic, coz khiara means cucumber )
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niglet\n\n(Slang, US, Pejoratives): One of many children (specifically uneducated or illegitimate) of Negro lineage. Often used with the implication or under the assumption that those of Negro descent have large numbers of children out of wedlock and do not properly educate those children. Because of its racist connotation, the word is considered to be offensive.
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I don't think there's a special word for it.  There is *definitely* not a word in *common* usage.  I am a native English speaker and an editor; I'd guess you'd just have to say "big costumes like football mascots".
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The second word is probably "verse." So it could be:\nfree verse\nuni verse
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I would say "berserk", which can be used as an adjective, as in "and then he went berserk"\nThe Berserkers="bear shirts" or "bare (of) shirts" were warriors supposed to be obsessed by the war god, who would fight without armour, and would disregard even the most grievous wounds, they literally would fight until they dropped.\nI do not think there is any English word that is better suited to what you describe.
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akrahak, aba'd min wajhi. *****\n\nI think.
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~~~ znz_zan ,,,,Different god, different Religion, different place.  Yes,,, "they are trying to get to the same Place" ,,, a Place of Non-Ignorance,,, or Enlightenment.
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Safeenat Al Mawt\n\nam egyptian
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It's a French word (meaning really, truthfully) which has not been accepted into English, so should be pronounced in the French way.  Closest I can get in writing is : vraymoh.
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my dear \nfarsi is not correct  pls use persian \ntnks
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"aggry," meaning a type of prehistoric bead.\nBUT\nYou asked the riddle wrong dummy:\nAngry and hungry are two words that end in '-gry'. There are three words in the English language. What is the third word? Everyone knows what it means and everyone uses it every day. Look closely and I have already given you the third word. What is it? \n\nthe answer to that, is "language."
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search= bahth "بحث" (noun)\nto search = yabhath or yaged "يبحث او يجد"(present verb)\n\nI hope you can read the Arabic words.
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Ma ---> (Ma)yonaize\ng-->(w)ill\nei-->(i)mmortal\nri-->(ri)ta\nco-->(co)cain\npho-->(fo)to\nbia-->(via)l