The word 'awesome' most likely comes from the word awe, which when used to describe an object induces amazement or wonder in the beholder. One usage of the word is for something amazing to hold people who see it in awe. In the same way that something that people consider a wonder can be described as being wonderful, something that fills people with awe can be considered awesome.
Milena is a popular name of Slavic origin. It is derived from the word "mil", which stands for "gracious" or "dear". Milena is the feminine version of the popular boys name Milan.
Greek. The word 'demos' meant 'the people' and 'kraomai' meant 'rule' so democracy really means ruled by the people
People are really not sure but it may be from a root word meaning to cut.
Well, would go to the Greek root, with the word demos, which means people, and arche, which means rule. Thus, rule by the people.
It can be, as in a dear person, or dear memories. The word dear can also be used as a noun (a kind or helpful person). It is also rarely used as an adverb (e.g. the principles we hold dear).
Some people use the word dear.
Some people use the word dear.
Some people use the word dear.
No, the word "dear" is not capitalized in the sentence "I'm home dear."
Dear
affection Answer Cherish, adore, think the world of, be crazy about, care for, delight in, fall for, hold dear, wild for, worship.
Read is an anagram for dear. Also, dare is an anagram for dear.
The word dear in latin is "Carissimi"
Dear in english is querida.
"Dear" has one syllable.
Nouns: mon chéri / ma chérie = my dear mon Cher / ma chère = my dear (more formal) Adjectives: (ie. a dear friend) Cher / chère Verbs: chérir qn/qch = to hold sb/sth dear In a letter: Cher / Chère / Chères / Chers = Dear... Also: Oh, mon Dieu! = Oh dear! Aïe! / Oh là là! = Oh dear! (less serious) mon Cher Dear as in costly is couteux / couteuse. Dear as in darling is Cher / chere.