Geez dictionary

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የግእዝ መዝገበ ቃላት Geez Amharic Dictionary an offline dictionary with >30,000 words The offline Geez and Amharic dictionary application explains the meaning of Geez Words words! Fast search, easy and functional user interface, optimized also for tabletsReady to go: it works offline without any further file to download!FeaturesTheme • Material Design color schemes. • Setting for Night mode and Day Mode Offline • More than 21, 000 Amharic definitionsFonts and Font Sizes • You can change fonts sizes from toolbar or navigation menu. • The app uses true type fonts for main view. you can include your own fonts too.Text Copy and Share • To copy a text to the device clipboard, tap on the text to select it. Then select the Copy button from the text selection toolbar. • To share a text with someone else, tap on text to select it. You can choose to share by text message, email, WhatsApp, etc. Search • Powerful and fast search features • Search the whole words and accents • Number of search results displayed at the bottom of the page Additional APP Information Latest Version 6.0 Requires Android Android 4.1+ Available on What's New in the Latest Version 6.0 Last updated on Aug 17, 2024 Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out! Geez Dictionary Lite Screenshots

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Ora comincia…? These translate to “At what time is…” and “At what time starts …?” respectively. This is the Italian formula for asking when something (a meeting, a show, etc.) is going to start.Did you notice that in Italian we say ore, literally meaning “hours,” when we talk about time? If you look up ora (“hour” in the singular) in an Italian dictionary, you’ll find that it means both “hour” and “now.” While the literal translation of “time” is tempo, in Italian, we use this word just in the sense of the concept of time—never to represent the passing of time on a clock. Interesting, right?Che ore sono? Uffa*… il tempo non passa mai… (“What time is it? Geez…time never passes…”)*Uffa is an untranslatable word that makes life so much more interesting! Depending on the context, it can be translated as “geez/gosh!”, “damn” (angry), “come on!” (impatient), “phew” (generic), or “oh, hum” (bored).2. Italian HoursWhen you say the time in Italian, it’s more common to use the twelve-hour clock, unless it’s in written official communication. In order to avoid confusion or ambiguity, you’ll often hear Italians say the time with the twelve-hour clock, adding di mattina, del pomeriggio, di sera, or di notte (“in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, at night”).Una vecchia clessidra (“An old hourglass”)There’s no equivalent for “o’clock” in Italian. You simply say the time, and if you want to be very precise, you add in punto. You’ll only use this if you want to remark that it just turned exactly that time: Ci vediamo alle tre in punto! (“We meet at three o’clock (sharp)!”).To state what time it is, you use the verb essere (“to be”), in the singular è, for midnight (mezzanotte), midday (mezzogiorno), and one o’clock (l’una). The rest of the time,