SADA
| 02:27 Dec 29, 2005 |
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| 3 | (the) echo |
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| 3 | rust, oxidation, corrosion |
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| 3 | صَدَ , مَصد |
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| 3 | without sugar |
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| 3 | Block, v. / Blockage, n. |
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| 2 | صادقمصدق |
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(the) echo Explanation: Sada-al-Ummah = Echo of the Nation (a newspaper) Reference: http://www.al-bab.com/arab/countries/iraq/press2003.htm |
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26 mins confidence:
rust, oxidation, corrosion Explanation: More context should help of course, but I\m assuming it's صدأ (corrosion) because of the pronunciation MASADDA you provided. Sadda would be the common for the classical تصدأ which is the past tense of the verb here, Sada is the noun, and Masada is the adjective. |
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1 hr confidence:
صَدَ , مَصد Explanation: For the word SADDA it looks like the past form of the verb يٍَُِصد , in that case I think it might be REBUFF also the word MASADA might be BUFFER. |
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9 hrs confidence:
صادقمصدق Explanation: sada: colloquial of صادق --> sade2 msada': مصدق--> Musadek |
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13 hrs confidence:
without sugar Explanation: It could also mean " a mountainous fortress on the w. shore of the Dead Sea where some Jews chose suiside rather than surrender to the Romans in 73 A.D." |
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19 hrs confidence:
| SADA / SADDA --> سدة Block, v. / Blockage, n. Explanation: MASADA could be the noun of SADA مسدة قد تكون هى الإسم للفعل سدِ |
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