Examples of using Same root in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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Official/political
These are from the same root.
Probably the same root is mer, die cf.
This attacks-have the same root.
The same root for two different situations.
Purity" and"peace" come from the same root.
From the same root, compare ghéimrinā, hibernate, from Lat.
Their bow comes from the same root as ours.
The same root is used in the word sādhanā, which means"spiritual practice.
Unlimited domains pointing to the same root.
They grow from the same root of Christlessness- Truthlessness.
The word"pnictide" also comes from the same root.
It also shares the same root for the Arabic word meaning peace.
The words janeen(foetus) and mijann(shield)come from the same root.
The verb“cut”(psi) has the same root as“image” pesel.
In Finnish, for example,several words can be formed from the same root.
The name Gascony comes from the same root as the word Basque see Wasconia below.
Thus good andevil bear fruit on one same tree, and from one same root.
This bhakti, this bhaja, the same root, that system of religious principle is first-class.
To reduplicate the root does not mean merely to write twice the same root.
Her name, related to the same root as Welsh rhyd‘ford', suggests that she was a goddess of fords.
Both words are believed to be derived from the same root hiwan, which meant"family.
It is true that the word Islam and the Arabic word for peace(salaam)both come from the same root.
Another word from the same root is used to refer to the thirst of camels when they become thirsty.
The importance andantiquity of olive oil can be seen in the fact that the word"oil" actually derives from the same root as"olive.
The Hebrew word for brass comes from the same root word for“serpent” in Genesis 3. Brass represents sin.
According to Julius Pokorny the Angri- in Angrivarii, the-angr in Hardanger andthe Angl- in Anglii all come from the same root meaning"bend", but in different senses.
Blu-ray and DVD share the same root, yet the former is more capable in preserving HD images, storing HD videos and rewriting any digital data.
Also the word used for'hard' or'ruthless' in this verse shares the same root as the word translated as'painful' or severe' in verse 16.
In Greek we have the same root twice, charis and echaritosen, to emphasize the gratuitousness of the divine initiative that preceded any human response.
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