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Types of Seafood
... A valve is the name used for the protective shell of a bivalve, so bivalve literally means two shells. 12,585 gastropods Aquatic gastropods, also known as sea snails, are univalves which means they have a protective shell that is in a single piece ... Gastropod literally means stomach-foot, because they appear to crawl on their stomachs ...
Chinese Honorifics - Addressing or Referring To Others - The Addressee's Family Members
... Simplified Chinese Pinyin Meaning Notes 令尊 令尊 lìngzūn Your father Literally means "the beautiful and respected one" ... 令堂 令堂 lìngtáng Your mother Literally means "the beautiful and dignified one" ... 令閫 令阃 lìngkǔn Your wife Literally means "the beautiful door to the woman's room" ...
Shelem - Glossary
... Molali Koor - Literally means Blind Clergy Ali's Hand ... Jozve Khaan - Literally means Booklet reader, and refers to players who have read the booklet of Shelem ... Poisson distribution of hands - Refers to the equally distributed hands by means of their power ...
List Of Replaced Loanwords In Turkish - Lists of Replaced Loanwords - Loanwords of Persian Origin
... Turkish word is derived from the verb ivmek, which means to hurry چاره çare çözüm solution چهره çehre yüz face چنبر çember yuvarlak circle çeşit tür kind, variety Çeşit is ... dörtte bir quarter Both the Persian and the Turkish expressions literally mean one in four درد dert ağrı pain Dert changed meaning and is now used ... The original Persian word actually means tired همیشه hemîşe her zaman always The Persian word is no longer in use ...
Masbate City - Facts and Figures - Barangays - Barangay Description
... came from the word “Dangas” which literally means bald ... Bolo is an Ilongo word which means a small variety of bamboo called Bolo Bagacay which grew abundantly in Bolo before ... It literally means a “camalig” or a nipa hut built in the area ...

Famous quotes containing the words literally means, means and/or literally:

    “The word poet literally means maker: anything which is not well made doesn’t exist.”
    —Théophile Gautier (1811–1872)

    “I think the Messianic concept, which is the Jewish offering to mankind, is a great victory. What does it mean? It means that history has a sense, a meaning, a direction; it goes somewhere, and necessarily in a good direction—the Messiah.”
    —Elie Wiesel (b. 1928)

    “When a Jamaican is born of a black woman and some English or Scotsman, the black mother is literally and figuratively kept out of sight as far as possible, but no one is allowed to forget that white father, however questionable the circumstances of birth.”
    —Zora Neale Hurston (1891–1960)