Words Start With

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)

Learning how to say “electricity” in different languages opens up a world of linguistic and cultural understanding around this essential

The word “large” is used to describe something big in size, scale, or capacity, and many people are interested in

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

The term “goddess” refers to a divine female deity, revered in many cultures around the world, each with its own

The word “believe” holds deep significance in various cultures, often symbolizing trust, faith, or confidence in something or someone. Understanding

Afrikaans: Kombuis Albanian: Kuzhinë Amharic: ክሽን (Kəšini) Arabic: مطبخ (Matbakh) Armenian: Խոհանոց (Khohanots) Azerbaijani: Mətbəx Basque: Sukalde Belarusian: Кухня (Kukhnya)