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  • 11dhē- — To set, put. Contracted from *dheə₁ . Derivatives include deed, doom, fashion, defeat, feckless, sacrifice, satisfy, face, and synthesis. I. Basic form …

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  • 12alcaide — /al kuy dee/; Sp. /ahl kuy dhe/, n., pl. alcaides / kuy deez/; Sp. / kuy dhes/. (in Spain, Portugal, Southwestern U.S., etc.) 1. a commander of a fortress. 2. a jailer; the warden of a prison. Also, alcayde. [1495 1505; < Sp < Ar al qa id the&#8230; …

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  • 13alcalde — /al kal dee/; Sp. /ahl kahl dhe/, n., pl. alcaldes / deez/; Sp. / dhes/. (in Spain and Southwestern U.S.) a mayor having judicial powers. Also, alcade /al kayd /. [1605 15; < Sp < Ar al qadi the judge] * * * ▪ Spanish official       (from Arabic&#8230; …

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  • 14alcayde — /al kuy dee/; Sp. /ahl kuy dhe/, n., pl. alcaydes / kuy deez/; Sp. / kuy dhes/. alcaide. * * * …

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  • 15Argüedas — /ahrdd gwe dhahs/, n. Alcides /ahl see dhes/, 1879 1946, Bolivian author, sociologist, and statesman. * * * …

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  • 16Mercedes — /merdd se dhes/ for 1; /meuhr say deez/ for 2, 3; for 3 also /meuhr see deez, merr si deez /, n. 1. a city in SW Uruguay, on the Río Negro. 53,000. 2. a city in S Texas. 11,851. 3. a female given name. * * * ▪ Argentina also called  Villa&#8230; …

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  • 17Sporades — /spawr euh deez /; Gk. /spaw rddah dhes/, n.pl. two groups of Greek islands in the Aegean: the one (Northern Sporades) off the E coast of Greece; the other (Southern Sporades), including the Dodecanese, off the SW coast of Asia Minor. * * * ▪&#8230; …

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  • 18История города Брауншвейга — Брауншвейгский лев создан около 1166 года и с тех пор является с …

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  • 19Thea — fem. proper name, from Gk. thea goddess, fem. equivalent of theos god, from PIE root *dhes , root of words applied to various religious concepts, e.g. L. feriae holidays, festus festive, fanum temple …

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  • 20feast — {{11}}feast (n.) c.1200, religious anniversary characterized by rejoicing (rather than fasting), from O.Fr. feste (12c., Mod.Fr. fête) religious festival; noise, racket, from V.L. *festa (fem. sing.; Cf. It. festa, Sp. fiesta), from L. festa&#8230; …

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