Noun:

अनेकवचनी शब्द, नक्कल, बहुवचन, द्विगुणित स्वरूप, डुप्लिकेट शब्द, अनेकवचन,

Adjective:

अनेक, द्विभाजक, अनेकवचन,

plurally's Usage Examples:

Thus, the new media became (plurally) an extension of the traditional media on the cyberspace, allowing to the.

Lex Antonia (Latin for Antonine law, sometimes presented plurally as the leges Antoniae, Antonine laws) was a law established in ancient Rome in April.

(1870–1922), Texas politician Die (integrated circuit), when used plurally Die (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles associated.

national legislative assembly would immediately elect by the suffrage plurally between the two most votes candidates, or more in case of a tie between.

The principle that a person could only be married singly, not plurally, existed since the times of King James I of England in English law, upon.

"Mirologhi II" and "Criptomelodie Infantili" the voice tends to be declined plurally, it whispers, it moans, it imitates, it becomes diplophonia and triplophonia.

before their names and are often referred to in English as "a Blessed" or, plurally, "Blesseds".

if one reads the second-order variables in monadic second-order logic plurally, then second-order logic can be interpreted as having no ontological commitment.

This set is also found when speaking, plurally, of ‘mothers and ‘fathers’.

Since better-off men more frequently married plurally, the practice distributed wealth to the poor and disconnected").

Details Part of thalamus Identifiers Latin nuclei pulvinares (the nuclei plurally); pulvinar thalami (the set of nuclei singularly) MeSH D020649 NeuroNames.

referred to paucally when it is contrasted with that of the whole village but plurally when it is contrasted with just the nuclear family.

Saint priesthood, and (2) unmarried Latter Day Saint women being sealed plurally to Latter Day Saint men during the "Millennium" (the post-apocalyptic thousand-year.