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Kama is often translated as"Desire".
They are  a type of yōkai;the word kitsune is often translated as fox spirit.
It is often translated as walk.
The word yajna is often translated as….
It is often translated‘coming.'.
They are  a type of yōkai, or spiritual entity, andthe word kitsune is often translated as fox spirit.
It is often translated as the Way.
Economic integration affects our lives in multiple ways and is often translated into policy and law.
The word Tao is often translated as the path or way.
Belgium(in French, région; in German, Region;the Dutch term gewest is often translated as"region").
Dzogchen is often translated as‘Great Perfection.'.
The word prefaced by the adjective 大, pronounced"dai"(or"ō"),which means"great" or"large", is often translated"grand master".
This is often translated as“I think therefore I am”.
The word"history" comes from the Greek term"ἱσtopίa",which directly refers to"research" and is often translated as"recognition","investigation".
The word yama is often translated as restraint or restriction.
It is often translated as view, meditation and action, but I do not find“action” to be  a good translation.
(Not‘restrain, or control' as is often translated from‘yam' instead of‘ayāma').
The term is often translated as"for this time only","never again", or"one chance in a lifetime".
The Arabic word jihad is often translated as"holy war", but a more accurate translation is"holy struggle".
The terms is often translated as“for this time only,”“never again,” or“one chance in a life time.”.
The word dharma means“duty.” Although the word dharma is often translated as“religion” and religion is  generally defined as a kind of faith, dharma is  not in fact a kind of faith.
Kabukimono is often translated into English as"strange things" or"the crazy ones", believed to be  derived from kabuku meaning"to slant" or"to deviate".
Although the word dharma is often translated as“religion” and religion is  generally defined as a kind of faith, dharma is  not in fact a kind of faith.
The title of the text is often translated as"exorcist," which is  misleading as Kisir-Ashur was  not working exclusively with the expulsion of spirits.
Although dukkha is often translated as"suffering", its philosophical meaning is  more analogous to"disquietude" as in the condition of being  disturbed.
In addition, the award-winning works are often translated and published overseas.
Making the parameter structure similar to the structure in the language from which articles are often translated will make the work considerably more efficient for translators and article maintainers.
The Ashura Year Book Award each year recognize top books in 15 areas.[4] In addition,the award-winning works are often translated and published overseas.
Fifteen to 20 poems by a Macedonian distinguished poet are often translated in several foreign languages including English, German and French as the permanent ones and Russia, Polish, Spanish and Italian alternating each year.