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Finnish
Pronunciation
Noun
nato (stem na-*)
- (rare) one’s wife’s sister (a sister-in-law of a male person).
Usage notes
- Nato is that who a man regards as his wife’s sister, i.e. a woman can’t have a “nato”. Instead of this, one can also use the word käly as its synonym.
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Italian
Verb form
nato m (f nata, m plural nati, f plural nate)
Adjective
nato m (f nata, m plural nati, f plural nate)
- born (also used in combination)
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Latin
Etymology
From nō (“‘swim’”).
Pronunciation
Verb
present active natō, present infinitive natāre, perfect active natāvī, supine natātum.
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Spanish
Adjective
nato m. (feminine nata, masculine plural natos, feminine plural natas)
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Do you think the only way for NATO to win in Afghanistan is to enter in negotiations with the Taliban?
Q. The Taliban forces are getting stronger and stronger; the NATO forces have killed many innocent civilians; Talibans enjoy the support of many Afghans that are tired of being occupied by foreign invaders; the Soviets were defeated, so can NATO; the world is tired of war; military superiority is no longer decisive in winning wars. etc. Thanks for your answer.
Asked by aquazul - Tue Nov 18 18:17:46 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, that is the only way left after all this nonsensical destruction resulting from fight for ego between USA, Soviets and fundamentalist Talibans. I will give you one historical fact. We Indians have thrown British out of India in the year 1947, which ruled India for 200 years, with non- violent methods adopted by Mahatma Gandhi. Lot of violent methods, adopted by many of us to get rid of British had no results. We succeeded only with non- violence non- cooperation movement. Finally British had no option but to sit across the table and then leave India. But does Afghans have a leader of the caliber of Mahatam Gandhi who has the patience with forgiveness for the atrocities done so far? To end with a positive note, I think they have.
Answered by ADS - Wed Nov 19 01:38:50 2008
Q. The Taliban forces are getting stronger and stronger; the NATO forces have killed many innocent civilians; Talibans enjoy the support of many Afghans that are tired of being occupied by foreign invaders; the Soviets were defeated, so can NATO; the world is tired of war; military superiority is no longer decisive in winning wars. etc. Thanks for your answer.
Asked by aquazul - Tue Nov 18 18:17:46 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, that is the only way left after all this nonsensical destruction resulting from fight for ego between USA, Soviets and fundamentalist Talibans. I will give you one historical fact. We Indians have thrown British out of India in the year 1947, which ruled India for 200 years, with non- violent methods adopted by Mahatma Gandhi. Lot of violent methods, adopted by many of us to get rid of British had no results. We succeeded only with non- violence non- cooperation movement. Finally British had no option but to sit across the table and then leave India. But does Afghans have a leader of the caliber of Mahatam Gandhi who has the patience with forgiveness for the atrocities done so far? To end with a positive note, I think they have.
Answered by ADS - Wed Nov 19 01:38:50 2008
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