Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Same root in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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These are from the same root.
Where the same root is used.
You both are from the same root.
The same root for two different situations.
Mythomania and mythology have the same root.
Growing from the same root, right? It's like two trees?
It's like two trees growing from the same root,?
The same root, right? growing from It's like two trees?
Anais, our eldest child's name has the same root.
Has the same root in Arabic as the word"rahem"-- womb.
Both words are also traceable to the same root.
These words have the same root and therefore by other words.
the exhaust from the same root.
Two words with the same root, but totally opposite in their meaning.
You would all bear the same name and share the same root: Humanity.
These words have the same root and therefore closely resemble one another.
universities comes from the same idea, the same root.
In Latin, turbidus15 has the same root as trouble.
In modern Scandinavian, the same root appears in words such as svåger(brother-in-law)
excitement are variants of the same root problem.
It all comes from the same root. Hollywood casts a spell over the world.
One theory considers that the word comes from the proto-Romani word for"peasant" and has the same root as the Romani word"gav" a village.
With a Virtual Server, you have the same root access possibilities as with a dedicated server.
The root that grew it then rests for some weeks before it starts to replace the fallen hair with a new one from the same root.
This means that every client will get the same root filesystem, and thus the same configuration.
It comes from the same root word and Mercury the messenger was the patron saint of merchants
is derived from the same root as the word for"mercy" or"compassion.
Her name, related to the same root as Welsh"rhyd"‘ford', suggests that she was a goddess of fords.
these names are also derived from the same root from which some of the finest Names of Allah are derived.
The word"raheem," which is known in all Abrahamic traditions, has the same root in Arabic as the word"rahem"-- womb-- symbolizing the maternal feminine encompassing all humanity from which the male and the female, from which all tribes, all peoples, have emanated from.