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- K****sht mast or K****sh mas (Persian: خورش ماست, transliterally yogurt chow) is an Iranian side dish. It is served in a cold dish. Historically it is...
- (פושע ישראל‎, literally, "transgressor of Israel"), and kofer (כופר‎, transliterally Koffer). Similar terms are meshumad (משומד‎, lit. "destro**** one"),...
- sounds like "the Outsider, the outer, the one Out There", and can be transliterally interpreted as "the 'what's out there'". In the form of a journal, the...
- dialectal transliteration, Awlad Haretna, and by the alternative translated transliteral Arabic title of Children of Our Alley. It was originally published in...
- Emperor. This tablet has been translated several ways but the loose transliteral meaning is "let the righteous shine". It is often used as a Chinese idiom...
- about the plight of farmers in Tamil Nadu. The title of the film was a transliteral translation for WhatsApp, which formed a significant part of the plot...
- is Saint Anthony. The po****tion of the community is 518 (2021). The transliteral spelling of this village is often written as Mirtos. Myrtos has a rich...
- appropriate Latin typeface to match a given Han ideographic typeface. Transliteral mapping could also be used to match between, for example, decorative...
- Spanish, and German, the algorithms recommending capabilities improve transliterally. Anderson, Porter (2015-01-09). "'Grace notes for ebooks': A new Trajectory...
- attack and kill them. The Salish called the valley lm-i-sul-étiku, which transliterally means "by the cold, chilling waters" but which the Salish used metaphorically...