Another Word For The Word The Novels & Stories

Dagdag pa ni George at halatang pinipiga niya ang bawat pagkakataon. "It comes from the Greek—autos, meaning 'self' and arkein, meaning 'to ward off' and 'to be strong enough, to suffice." "Can you use it in a sentence, please?" "The unity they desired was one based upon conquest, political subordination, and economic O- Tar- Ki." And the speaker pronounced the word again and again at kumawala ng hinga si George bago muling nagsalita.

Katabi niya si Angus habang ang kambal naman ay kaharap nila. The baby of the family is on his father’s lap. “Sa akin na si Theo,” mahina niyang sabi kay Wulf. Sabay na umiling ang mag-ama. “Want dad fed nom nom.” Nom nom is a baby word of Theodore Channing. “Let me,” wika nito habang malamlam ang titig sa kanya. Nagpapasubo pa kasi si Theo kapag naglalambing ito. Right now, he obviously wants his father’s attention.

isang pangalan ng tambalan na kanyang binuo mismo, at lagi niya itong binabanggit kapag sila ay magkasama. “TheoMall kasi parang 'thermal' e,” wika nito noong isang araw. “Kasi parang may mainit na hangin na hindi mawawala kapag magkasama kayo” panunukso pa nito sa kaibigan. Habang papalapit pa sila, biglang lumapit din sa kanilang direksyon si Theodore.