Mesmarred means to demolish or dismantle something. This word is the past tense form of "Mesmar," meaning "to demolish." The roots of the word Mesmarred comes from the Urdu word "مسمار (mesmaar)," meaning the same thing in the English neologism "Mesmar." The word was combined with the suffix "-ed" to form the past participle/past tense form the word "Mesmarred."
by Surqita October 13, 2024
(Ee-kar-ee-yaet)
Ikariate is an adjective meaning to be full of anger. Morphologically, the root Ikari comes from the Japanese word 怒り (Ikari), meaning anger. The suffix -ate implies a characteristic, meaning the word together describes someone who is in anger.
Ikariate is an adjective meaning to be full of anger. Morphologically, the root Ikari comes from the Japanese word 怒り (Ikari), meaning anger. The suffix -ate implies a characteristic, meaning the word together describes someone who is in anger.
by Surqita October 13, 2024