French: élite Spanish: élite German: Elite Italian: élite Portuguese: elite Russian: элита (elita) Chinese (Simplified): 精英 (jīngyīng) Chinese (Traditional): 精英 […]

The term “Morse Code” is widely recognized as a method for encoding text into sequences of dots and dashes, representing

Afrikaans: jade Albanian: xhade Amharic: ጅዋይ (jewāy) Arabic: يشم (yashm) Armenian: ժադե (zhade) Azerbaijani: jade Basque: jade Belarusian: нефрыт (nefryt)

Afrikaans: vredig Albanian: paqësor Amharic: ሰላም (selam) Arabic: سلمي (silmi) Armenian: խաղաղ (khaghagh) Azerbaijani: sülh Basque: bakea Belarusian: мірны (mirny)

Afrikaans: emosies Albanian: emocione Amharic: ስሜቶች (simetoch) Arabic: مشاعر (mashāʿir) Armenian: զգացմունքներ (zgacʿmunkʿner) Azerbaijani: duyğular Basque: emozioak Belarusian: эмоцыі (emotsyi)

Afrikaans: een Albanian: një Amharic: አንድ (and) Arabic: واحد (wahid) Armenian: մեկ (mek) Azerbaijani: bir Basque: bat Belarusian: адзін (adzín)

Afrikaans: Mei Albanian: Maj Amharic: ሜይ (Meyi) Arabic: مايو (Māyū) Armenian: Մայիս (Mayis) Azerbaijani: May Basque: Maiatza Belarusian: Май (May)

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Afrikaans: godin Albanian: perëndeshë Amharic: እመቤት (emebet) Arabic: إلهة (ilahah) Armenian: աստվածուհի (astvatsuhi) Azerbaijani: ilahə Basque: jainkosa Belarusian: багіня (bahinya)