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clean

Page history last edited by PBworks 17 years, 11 months ago

1) adj. clean, not dirty, without pollution

2) n. purity, the state of being clean

 

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    • Original scriptPhonetic transcript (IPA) Original scriptPhonetic transcript (IPA)
hua
wu
yue
hak
min
vie
kor
jpn奇麗kiɾei
que
eslpuropureza
porpuropureza
itapuropuropurezzapuret:sa
fraproprepʀopʀpropretépʀopʀete
engclean, purekli:n, pjʊəpuritypjʊəɹəti
deureinreinheit
polczystyczystość
ukr
rus
hun
ell
ara
turtemiz, saftemiz, safsaflık
per
pan
urd
hin
ben
mar
guj
tel
tam
mya
tai
indbersih
javresik
tgl
amh
orm
man
ful
hau
yor
ibo
ktu
rwa
swasafi, nadhifuusafi, unadhifu
zul


 

v. clean, remove dirt from something (e.g. a room)

n. cleaning

 

Code

    • Original scriptPhonetic transcript (IPA) Original scriptPhonetic transcript (IPA)
hua
wu
yue
hak
min
vie
kor
jpn掃除するso:dʒi sɯɾɯ
que
esllimpiar, purificar
porlimpar, purificar
itapulire, purificare
fra
engclean, cleanse, purifykli:n, klenz, pjʊəɹifaɪcleaning, purification
deureinigen
polczyścićczyszczenie
ukr
rus
hun
ell
ara
turtemizlemektemizlemek
per
pan
urd
hin
ben
mar
guj
tel
tam
mya
tai
ind
jav
tgl
amh
orm
man
ful
hau
yor
ibo
ktu
rwa
swa
zul

Comments (3)

Anonymous said

at 7:38 pm on Mar 22, 2006

The "clean" word can be an adjective as well as a verb. I have added all these meanings to the page. I don't speak Indonesian, so I don't know, if the word "bersih" an adjective or a verb is...

Anonymous said

at 10:24 pm on Mar 22, 2006

I split the table into two tables. The first table describes adjective and corresponding noun (clean & cleanness) and the other table describes verb and corresponding noun (to clean & cleaning).
This is the standard way in Mulivo.

Anonymous said

at 9:55 am on Mar 23, 2006

I'm pretty sure bersih is the adjective. Some languages probably have a derived word, like make-clean or something like that, for the verb.

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