Meaning of word

Word

Common

noun

•

The

of

that has a

and can be

by itself; the

,

of

. (contrast

.)

The

of spoken

with a

,

of one or more

and one or more

The

of

with a

,

of one or more

or

and one or more

A

,

of

by an

or

(compare

).

•

such a

of

:

A

of

,

, or

,

as a

, though it does not

to

or have a

•

In Telegraphy:

such a

of

:

A

of

to

and one

.

•

In Computing:

such a

of

:

A fixed-size group of

as a

by a

and which can be

in or

from a

(

it has the same

a

).

•

In Computer science:

such a

of

:

A

that is not a

or

.

•

In Group theory:

such a

of

:

A group

,

as a product of group

s.

•

The

or

of

,

. .

•

Something that someone said; a

,

;

.

•

A

or

, a

(even when

).

•

A

or

.

•

;

(used without an

).

•

An order; a

or

; an

of will.

•

A

; an

or

.

•

A

or

.

•

See

.

•

In Theology:

from

; the

of the

; the

,

.

•

In Theology:

,

.

•

; The

.

•

The

;

.

verb

•

To

or

(something) using

; to

(something).

•

To

with

, to

.

•

To

or

with

.

•

To

with a

.

•

To

, to use

; to

, to

.

•

form of

(“to become”).

intj

•

In African-American Vernacular English:

, indeed, that is the

! The

form of the

"

is my

."

•

In African-American Vernacular English:

An

form of

; a

of the

of

with a

of

.

name

•

,

by

.

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English

word

Middle English (1100-1500)

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Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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