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Arabic translation: وُرَيقة
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| 14:44 Jan 11, 2002 |
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peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2وُرَيقة Explanation: Pronounced: WURAYQA. This is the diminutive form of WARAQA. If the slip is more like a coupon or a form, the term QASEEMA is often used قَسـيمة Al-Mawrid suggests QUSASA قُصاصة I would reserve such a term for something like a newspaper clipping. Fuad |
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