03:15 Jul 25, 2000 |
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na | origamy |
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na | origami |
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na | origami |
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na | origami / origamy |
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na | see below |
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origamy Explanation: This is the word in English. I hope I need not give you a lenghtly explnation of what origamy is and is not. just enter " origamy" and you will get a number of sites. |
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origami Explanation: As Joseph Wu says in the introduction to his web site (which is quite lovely -- well worth a look!), "Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning "to fold" (oru) "paper" (kami)…" Reference: http://www.origami.vancouver.bc.ca |
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origami Explanation: I agree with the previous answer but not the spelling. i not y since it's a Japanese word. |
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origami / origamy Explanation: Both the spelling are used. Is a matter of choice. To sound more JA\apanese, Origami would do, pero para dar una froma inglesa se pude optar por " Origamy" |
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see below Explanation: I would leave it as "paper-folding", since it is a widely (maybe the most) used term and it is self-explanatory of its meaning (perhaps some readers might not not know what origami means). Regards. |
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