What does -a2 ,-ata. mean?
-a2 ,-ata. means The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.?
The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin. can be abbreviated as -a2 ,-ata.
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What does -a2 ,-ata. stand for? -a2 ,-ata. stands for "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.". |
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How to abbreviate "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin."? "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin." can be abbreviated as -a2 ,-ata.. |
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What is the meaning of -a2 ,-ata. abbreviation? The meaning of -a2 ,-ata. abbreviation is "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.". |
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What is -a2 ,-ata. abbreviation? One of the definitions of -a2 ,-ata. is "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.". |
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What does -a2 ,-ata. mean? -a2 ,-ata. as abbreviation means "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.". |
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What is shorthand of The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin.? The most common shorthand of "The plural of certain nouns of Latin or Greek origin." is -a2 ,-ata.. |
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