Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Serbian
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Is an abbreviation, which literally from German stands for"without pads".
In the Nias language, the Nias people are known as Ono Niha; which literally means'descendants of human'.
Variants of sweet lies, which literally all men use in relationships- Relations- 2020.
In Japan, this form of practice is called taninzu-gake(多人数掛け?), which literally means multiple attackers.
Cuju, which literally means“kick the ball with foot,” was a popular game during the Han Dynasty.
The Chinese word for a tattoo is"Ci Shen", which literally means"Puncturing the Body".
Pears are hypoallergenic, which literally means“less allergenic”, but people who are allergic to Alder(Alnus glutinosa) can be allergic to pears as well.
In Sweden, there is a concept known as"fika", which literally means"to have coffee".
Yet another name was Singgah Mata which literally means"transit eye", but can be loosely translated as"pleasing to the eye".
The letters“CE” are the abbreviation of French phrase“Conformite Europeene” which literally means“European Conformity”.
The Greek word for truth is aletheia, which literally means to un-hide or hiding nothing.
Relatively recently invented,small water robots have received the international name RoboFish, which literally means“robot fish”.
It can even be traced in the Greek word"logos", which literally means that thought is inseparable from the word.
This word almost completely died out around the 1300s, butsurvives somewhat in words like“werewolf”, which literally means“man wolf”.
In Serbian, Orthodoxy is Pravoslavlje, which literally implies“the right kind of glorification of God”.
The soccer ball used during the 2010 Fifa World Cup was an Adidas‘Jabulani', which literally means"to celebrate.".
On the other hand,the supporters of the oversize, which literally captures the stage not only in the shows of the summer clothes.
(This reference is also transferred to the Finnish word for sprinkles,"Koristerakeet" which literally means"decorative hail").
The Norwegian name for dragonflies is"Øyenstikker", which literally means Eye Poker and in Portugal they are sometimes called"Tira-olhos"(Eye snatcher).
In Persian- Azeri nomenclature the name of the region is changed to" baş açıq" which literally means"without a head scarf".[2].
It is known as Babu ko Mukh herne din in Nepalese, which literally translates to'looking at your father's face day.'.
This word almost completely died out around the 1300s, butsurvives somewhat in words like“werewolf”, which literally means“man wolf”.
This is an anglicised version of Ceredigion, which literally means“Ceredig's land.”.
Lithogenicity- a term that came to us in the 60s of the English-language literature, which literally means"producing a stone.".
It is inadmissible to stop the choice of the product, which literally cuts into the area of your nose.
And then the second guy would respond back to him,(In Farsi:I am the dirt beneath your feet) which literally means,"I am the dirt beneath your feet.".
When a cell freezes,its moisture forms into ice crystals which literally grind up the cell from the inside out.
For a generation Beijing's foreign policy was guided by Deng Xiaoping's injunction to“tao guang yang hui,” which literally means“hide its brightness and nourish obscurity.”.
The extended region is also known as"Altiplano Cundiboyacense" which literally means"high plateau of Cundinamarca and Boyacá".
As to the name itself,“starboard”,this comes from the Anglo-Saxon name for this side steering oar,“steorbord”, which literally means“the side on which a vessel is steered”.