- aunt কাকা kākā From
Persian or
Dravidian kākā চাচা chāchā From
Prakrit cācca paternal uncle প্রার্থনা prārthonā
Directly borrowed from
Sanskrit prārthanā...
- 416) H چاچا चाचा ćāćā [S. तात or तात्य+कः], s.m. A
paternal uncle (see
ćaććā or ćaćā, the more com. forms). "Meaning of چاچا". Rekhta.
Retrieved 8 March...
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Cuzco era
Çaçça huaman y Çaççay
huaman significa "Águila real la mayor" y no halcón
satisfecho como se ha
interpretado generalmente. p. 75:
Çacça huaman...
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ballare in Puglia" Released: July 2008 "Abiura di me" Released: 2008 "Io diventerò qualcuno" Released: 2009 "
Cacca nello spazio" Released: June 29, 2009...
- ḥiffiy “barefoot (pl.)”, mūsiy “Moses”, ʿīsiy “Jesus”
Feminine adjective *
CaCCāʾ: sawdíy “black”, ṭaršíy “deaf”, tarjíy “sloping
downwards (ground)”, šahabíy...
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Retrieved February 15, 2021. Brodesco,
Alberto (January 1, 2017). "Montare
cacca:
intorno al
fenomeno "YouTube ****"" [Whipping up ****:
About the "YouTube...
- parti****te in the game, but can
organize their teams and
occasionally act as
caccas (referees),
mainly to calm down
their players or to stop fights. The referee...
- used for nouns:
CaCiC –
xadin (monkey),
sadid (rust) CCiC – żbib (raisin)
CaCCa –
baqra (cow),
basla (onion)
CeCCa –
werqa (leaf),
xewqa (wish)
CoCCa –...
- the
pattern CaCCaaC. It
takes the form ـيِين, -yīn for
nouns of the form
CaCCa and the form ـيِّين, -yyīn for
nisba adjectives. A
common set of
nouns referring...
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faeces in German, just as in English, in the
Spanish caca, in the
Italian cacca and in the
Russian кака. Also, 'kakos' is a Gr**** term for bad borrowed...