VONG SOTH

Meaning of VONG SOTH in English

Min. of Labor & Vocational Training

Cambodia

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ANG VONG VATTANA — Min. of Justice Cambodia
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SOOTHE — verb (~d; soothing) Etymology: Middle English sothen to verify, from Old English sōthian, from sōth Date: 1657 transitive verb to …
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SOOTH — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sōth; akin to Old High German sand true, Latin esse to be …
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FORSOOTH — adverb Etymology: Middle English for soth, from Old English forsōth, from for + sōth sooth Date: before 12th century in …
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SOOTH — I. ˈsüth adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English soth, sooth, from Old English sōth; akin to Old High German …
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SOTHIC — ˈsōthik, ˈsäth- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek Sōth ēs the star Sirius + English -ic; from the fact that …
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SOTHIAC — ˈsōthēˌak adjective also so·thi·a·cal sōˈthīəkəl Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek Sōth ēs the star Sirius + English -iac, -iacal (as …
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SOOTHSAYER — -ˌsāə(r), -ˌse(ə)r, -ˌseə noun Etymology: Middle English sothseyer, from soth, sooth truth + seyer, sayer sayer — more at sooth …
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SOOTHLY — -thlē adverb Etymology: Middle English sothly, soothly, from Old English sothlīce, from sothlīc, adjective, true, truthful, from sōth true + …
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SOOTHFUL — ˈsüthfəl adjective Etymology: Middle English sothfol, from soth, sooth truth + -fol, -ful -ful — more at sooth archaic : …
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SOOTHFAST — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: Middle English sothfast, soothfast, from Old English sōthfæst, from sōth true + fæst fast — more at …
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SOOTHE — ˈsüth verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English sothen, from Old English sōthian, from sōth, adjective transitive verb 1. obsolete …
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KULAK — (ˈ)kü|lak, -|läk also (ˈ)kyü|lak noun ( plural kulaks -ks ; also kula·ki ̷ ̷ˈlakē, ̷ ̷ˈläkē) Etymology: Russian, literally, fist, of Turkic …
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INSOOTH — ə̇nˈ ̷ ̷ adverb Etymology: Middle English in soth, in soothe — more at sooth (n.) archaic : in truth or reality …
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FORSOOTH — fə(r)ˈsüth adverb Etymology: Middle English for soth, for sothe, from Old English forsōth, from for + sōth truth — more …
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SOTHIS — — Sothic /soh"thik, soth"ik/ , adj. /soh"this/ , n. the name for the star Sirius, the Dog Star, given by …
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SOTHIC YEAR — the fixed year of the ancient Egyptians, determined by the heliacal rising of Sirius, and equivalent to 365 days. [ …
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SOTHIC CYCLE — (in the ancient Egyptian calendar) a period of 1460 Sothic years. Also called Sothic period . [ 1855-60; SOTH(IS) + …
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SOOTHE — — soother , n. /soohdh/ , v. , soothed, soothing . v.t. 1. to tranquilize or calm, as a person …
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SOOTH — — soothly , adv. /soohth/ , Archaic. n. 1. truth, reality, or fact. adj. 2. soothing, soft, or sweet. 3. …
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ISOTHERE — — isotheral /uy soth"euhr euhl/ , adj. /uy"seuh thear'/ , n. Climatol. a line on a weather map or chart …
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SOOTH — I. ˈsüth adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sōth; akin to Old High German sand true, Latin esse to …
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SUTTEE — also sa·ti (ˌ)sə-ˈtē, ˈsə-ˌtē Etymology: Hindi satī wife who performs suttee, from Sanskrit, devoted woman, from feminine of sat true, …
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SOOTHE — verb ( soothed ; sooth·ing ) Etymology: Middle English sothen to verify, from Old English sōthian, from sōth Date: 1657 …
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FORSOOTH — adverb Etymology: Middle English for soth, from Old English forsōth, from for + sōth sooth Date: before 12th century : …
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ESSOIN — noun Etymology: Middle English essoine, from Anglo-French, from essonier to offer an essoin, from es- ex- + * soigne legal …
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SOOTHE — ■ verb gently calm (a person or their feelings). ↘reduce pain or discomfort in. ↘relieve (pain). Derivatives ~r noun soothing …
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SOOTH — [ su:θ ] ■ noun archaic truth. Phrases in ~ truly. Origin OE sōth (orig. as adjective 'genuine, true'), of …
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SUTTEE — [sut.tee] n [Skt sati wife who performs suttee, lit., devoted woman, fr. fem. of sat true, good; akin to OE …
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SOOTHE — [soothe] vb soothed ; sooth.ing [ME sothen to verify, fr. OE sothian, fr. soth] vt (1697) 1: to please by …
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FORSOOTH — [for.sooth] adv [ME for soth, fr. OE forsoth, fr. for + soth sooth] (bef. 12c): in truth: indeed--often used to …
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SOOTHSAYER — sooth ‧ say ‧ er /ˈsuːθˌseɪə $ -ər/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Origin: sooth 'truth' (11-21 …
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