cevinus mean a roman
i think you mean the word colonize?
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markow is the best name becase markow mean rich
There are many Crusades but they all mean the same thing... The Crusades or "Holy War".
When the water was turned off and the pressure dribbled down to a trickle, you could say that "it had petered out". When the exhausted marathon runner approached the finish line, his energy just sort of petered out. We closed the mine because the mother lode just petered out.
It petered out, but never quite ended.
Petered out means the same. Also, faded away.
The atmosphere in the restaurant was lively and energetic.
Some words that contain the root word "peter" include petered, petering, and peternet.
LIke all styles in art it slowly petered out as one artist after another found other ways of expression. After 1920 nothing was left of the movement, neither in Italy nor in Russia.
Sir James Barrie is generally credited with inventing the character Peter Pan. The name is indirectly derived from the Negative-positive relationship. The author said some of his design concepts petered out (failed) and others Panned out (had literary merit) oddoly both phrases are derived from mining and prospecting. Petered out referred to exhaustion of an ore- or saltpeter, and Panning for gold is so familiar it gabe rise to the unrelated term for begging, Panhandling. While one speaks of the Texas Panhandle, Texas is not noted for Gold deposits.
"Peter's" is a possessive noun, indicating that something belongs to Peter.
One of the main reasons why the feudal system ended was because the Black Death killed so many peasants that they became rarer and more valuable - so the price for labour increased.
You didn't say if you wanted to use this as a name or a verb. To peter means to slack off, as in something petering out. Here are some sentences.Peter wrote the vocabulary sentences his teacher assigned.His energy petered out halfway up the hill.The flow of water will peter out when I shut off the hose.This can also be rather vulgar slang for the penis.
It is impossible for bells to have a baby because well if you have not seen or read the book or movie petered to be spoiled OK so it is not in possible for her to have a baby it is just very dangerous for her to have the baby OK so when Bella was on her honey moon she got pregnant and there is something growing in side of her and she ends up having a baby girl name rnesmay
This series of victories revealed Lee's quality as a dynamic fighter and winner, as McClellan's Peninsula campaign petered out. The Confederacy was now gaining credibility abroad and looking for the first time like viable new nation, worthy of recognition. This seriously worried Lincoln, and would lead to his issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation, which changed the war-aims and greatly affected its eventual outcome.