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Fin {SMv ÉH{S _Z {Û~Am PsMcZ _MÉMi:

Finish: to bring to an end

Finite: measurable-or having bounds

Infinity: having no bounds

Definite: precisely bounded

Aster {SMv rS}S¥ _Z {Û~Am PsMcZ _MÉMi:

Asterisk: the star shaped figure used in writing as a mark of reference

Astronomy: the law of the stars

Disaster: an unfortunate event

ZØM}Aj zSÇS} yd Å@Z _MÉMi ~SArv yS Aéc {Û~ PsMc¥  Å@Am ~SArv,  Ñ~ Aéc¥ ~SArv _yØ Aéc {Û~`A~ PjMv AvM~ Å@MySu tÁ’zSMy É{Ù$ ÑMr wSM}¥

_c, AyAz7 {Û~ Å@ A{M~ cH zSMy _c _cAm Å@ KrA} ÑZ, PÉmS PtdM~ ÅM@} AyAz7 XØMÅ} Xsñ èî ÑZ, xM~  Å@mS ÉGM3a uS}qS ezH} ÑZ¥ P|{v,

Nostos,home+algia,sickness=nostalgia

Tele,far off + phonos,sound=telephone

Peri,around+skopein,look=periscope

tÁZ, XMvc`A~ Å@ cH zSMy _cZ {Û~ PsMc _MÉMi, PÉmS yÚkMr wS}M~ Å@`A~ ÉDMcñ uS}qS èî ÑZ¥ P|{v,

Equ, equal, just

Equal, equate,inequality,equivocable,equinox,adequate,equable,equilibrium,equivalent

Voc,vok,to call

Vocation,avocation,revoke,provoke,evoke,invocation,convoke,vociferous,advocate

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PtdM~ PrS? ÅM@} {Û~ jSvS sScM~ rS} Xsñ cr zS~ cM} {Mv Pe<Ms |SZ?

Word EPHEMERAL
Pronunciation (I fem’ar al), e-phem-er-al, adjective
Origin Greek: ephemeros, of or for only one day
Meaning
definition: lasting but a short time, short lived, transitory
Other uses ephemera: noun; ephemerally: adverb
Synonym/antonym
antonyms: permanent, lasting, eternal
Synonyms: fleeting,transient
How it is used All is ephemeral: fame and the famous as well.

Other examples
We waste too much time fretting about ephemeral things like clothes and dates.
We ought to pay more heed to lasting matters.

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