Definition: The word "Akyab" appears in various languages, but its meaning can vary greatly depending on the context. Here's a brief overview and a few examples:
1. In Greek:
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Apology
- A formal request for forgiveness from another person.
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Apologies
- Compromise or reconciliation of disputes.
2. In Yoruba (Yoruba language):
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Akyab
(a) = "Peace, peace," to refer to a peaceful situation (peaceful); (b) = "Abound" (to abound), to express the desire for something; (c) = "Blessing" or "Peace"; (d) = "Blessed."
3. In Spanish:
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Akyab
= "Peace, peace."
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Akyab
(a) = "Peace," to refer to a peaceful situation.
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Apologies
= "Abound" (to abound), to express the desire for something.
In English, "Akyab" is a term used in various contexts. It can mean "peaceful" or "blessing," and it can also be an expression of gratitude or appreciation, as seen in some Yoruba phrases.
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